【Shōgun】Existing Legendary Katanas of Toranaga / The Real History, Tokugawa Ieyasu

In February 2024, the epic drama "Shogun," set in the Sengoku period of Japan, was released on Hulu and FX. The protagonist of this drama, a warlord named Yoshii Toranaga, who aims for the position of Shogun, is modeled after the real-life Shogun, Tokugawa Ieyasu. This time, we will introduce some of the legendary swords that served as the beloved katanas of Tokugawa Ieyasu, or rather, Yoshii Toranaga.
00:00 Opening
01:52 "Monoyoshi Sadamune"
05:09 "Sohayano Tsuruki"
08:05 Cursed Swords of "Muramasa"
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[@atsukorichards1675]

Thank you for mentioning the small detail about "切り捨てご免/Kirisute-gomen," for people on this topic just give the impression that Samurai could cut down any peasants or town people at anytime on any situations. I heard that the samurai had to have a proper reason and some witnesses, and had to report with paperworks. Without those, he would be punished.

[@hanchiman]

Alot of history about Tokugawa Ieyasu that tend to gloss over beside being a patient Warlord who become Shogun, was that he was actually a pretty good warrior in his younger years who had alot of written record of him fighting and surviving in battles.

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[@mangomanthe1st981]

Keep it up. We are honored for such teachings

[@weejim48]

I’ve always been interested in Japanese history and culture. Thanks for this video.👍

[@SeanCStark]

1:52 Sadamune.

[@terryl7749]

Love that Donald Trump is narrating this channel. Clearly a man of culture

[@seanmcallie2195]

More like a mix of bush and Kennedy

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Once you hear it you can't unhear it.