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13. Apr. 2021 · Según Mukashi, Sasaki Kojirō era el líder de una de las familias fuertes de la región de Kokura, apartada del poder por el nuevo shogunato para ceder el territorio a un clan leal como el de los Hosokawa. Dadas las tensiones existentes entre ambas familias, los Hosokawa contrataron a Musashi para que desafiara a Sasaki Kojirō; no ...
26. März 2022 · Samurai Stories Ep.4: A 400 year old mystery!Topics: Sasaki Kojiro, Miyamoto Musashi, The duel of 1612Time period: Late 1500s-Early 1600sObject sliced at the...
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Sasaki Kojiro, the Japanese swordsman famous for his signature move, the Swallow Reversal, is one of the Assassin-class Servants available in the initial release roster. He is a solid single target Quick-type Assassin despite his low rarity, and he can act as a competent fill-in for those lacking other single target Assassin options.
Sasaki Kojirō (1583 circa – 13 aprile 1612) nacque in un villaggio della provincia di Echizen. Noto come Sasaki Ganryū, è stato un importante spadaccino giapponese, principalmente ricordato per essere stato ucciso nel corso di un duello con Miyamoto Musashi. Sasaki Kojirō viene ricordato anche per indossare un haori di colore rosso e visse fra l’era Sengoku e l’inizio del periodo Edo.
Sasaki Kojirō (Japans: 佐々木 小次郎), alias Ganryū Kojirō, was een samoerai die leefde tijdens de Sengokuperiode en vroege Edoperiode.Hij stierf tijdens een duel met Miyamoto Musashi (宮本 武蔵, 1584-1645), een samoerai met een unieke vechtstijl en zwaardkunst.
Miyamoto Musashi (born 1584, Mimasaka or Harima, Japan—died June 13, 1645, Higo) was a famous Japanese soldier-artist of the early Edo ( Tokugawa) period (1603–1867). Man holding up a magnifying glass for a better look at the samurai swordsman Miyamoto Musashi, woodblock print by Ichiyusai Kuniyoshi. Musashi began his career as a fighter ...
Ganryu Island. Ganryū island, or the island of the Gan school of swordsmanship (巌流島), is known for Musashi’s famous duel with Sasaki Kojirō. Though not mentioned once in his own writings, the duel at the island of Ganryū is the most famous episode in Miyamoto Musashi’s life and has come to epitomize his ingenious fencing skills.
