藤正 村正洒落銘 タナゴ腹茎 のたれに互の目交じり表裏揃う典型作 金筋砂流し掛り地刃明るく冴える優品 一尺
Tokubetsuhozon Token

Fujimasa Wakizashi

No.685023

Fujimasa Muramasa Syaremei, Tanagobara-Nakago, Notare, A classic work with a smear pattern on both sides, Notare and mixed Gunome, Kinsuji and Sunagashi-kakari, Jiba is bright and clear, an excellent sword 30.3cm

¥6,000,000（tax included）
Kiwame
Fujimasa
Registration
Tottori 5/8/26(Showa)
Period
Late Muromachi period, around Tenbun period
Size

Hachou 30.3cm　(1尺)　Sori 0.3cm
Moto-Haba 2.7cm　Moto-Kasane 0.45cm　Nakago-Chou 9.8cm　Weight 156g

Country
Ise
Shape
Hiradukuri, Iorimune, slightly Soritsuku.
Kitae
Itamehada-tsumi, Mixed Mokumehada, Jinie entered fine and techie, Chikei entered finely, Iron is bright and clear.
Hamon
Shallow Notarete, Mixed Gunome, Ashi entered, Small-Nie entered deeply, Kinsuji and Sunagashi-kakari, Nioikuchi is bright.
Boushi
Jizo-style-Komaru, Deep return(Fukaku-kaeru)
Nakago
Ubu, Sakiiriyamagata, Yasurimekattesagari, Mekugiana are two(2)
Habaki
Double Kinkise
Carving
Carve two lines of "Hi" on the front and back.
Drscription
Regarding the reason why Muramasa was said to be a sword cursed by the Tokugawa family, according to the official record of the Tokugawa shogun family, ``Tokugawa Jikki'', Ieyasu's grandfather, Kiyoyasu Matsudaira, killed his vassals with Muramasa's sword in 1535. Muramasa was also the sword that helped Ieyasu's eldest son Nobuyasu, who was forced to commit seppuku after his father Hirotada was stabbed by Muramasa's armpit finger by a mad vassal, and who was suspected of being an insider by Nobunaga.
In addition, when Ieyasu himself received a report of his military exploits from Nobunaga's nephew Nagataka, he injured his hand while inspecting Muramasa's spear, and it is said that he suffered a series of misfortunes, and Muramasa cursed the Tokugawa family. It became widely recognized as a witch sword.
The first Muramasa is said to have moved from Mino to Kuwana, Ise Province, at the gate of Mino Akasaka Kanemura or Seki Kaneharu.The oldest surviving Muramasa 1st generation is in 1501, and it has been handed down from generation to generation. The Fujimasa inscription is said to have been a pun by Muramasa, combining the word "mura" (village) with "purple" and referring to wisteria as a purple flower. It is a rare specimen with only a few known to exist. This sword is a large, tanto (short sword) measuring exactly 1 shaku. Tanagobara-Nakago, Mixed Mokume with tsunda beautiful Jigane, Notare, The blade has a uniform surface with a mixture of tare and Gunome. Small-Nie entered deeply. This is a typical example of superior piece, Kinsuji and Sunagashi-kakaru, Jiba is bright and clear, an excellent sword.
藤正 脇差 特別保存刀剣

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