【Rare Item】◆Miyamoto Musashi (Bushu) Short Poem Calligraphy "Tsuriso Kyodo Sen" (Hanging, Gathering, Competing, Ferry Boat) Swordsman Niten Ichi-ryu◆ Inspection: Bushu Denraiki, Sasaki Kojiro, Ganryu Island, Daimyo Tools, Tokugawa Family, Sesshu, Gorin no Sho, Takeda Shingen, Kano Tanyu, Oda Nobunaga, Tokugawa Ieyasu, Toyotomi Hideyoshi ◆"Bushu Denraiki" (Record of the Transmission of Bushu)◆ "Bushu Denraiki" is a biography of the founder Shinmen Musashi (Miyamoto Musashi), written in 1727 by Tachibana Minekane (Tanji Minekane), the 5th generation of the Niten Ichi-ryu school of swordsmanship, which was passed down within the Kuroda clan of the Fukuoka domain, at his hermitage, Senryukutsu. However, after compiling Musashi's biography as "The Transmission of the Martial Arts Grandfather, Lord Bushu Genshin," it includes "Postscript" sections with brief biographies of the second master Terao Magonojo, the third master Shiba Nimizaemon, and the fourth master Yoshida Taroemon, along with a "Self-Record" by the 5th generation Tanji Minekane, making it a single book. It can be said that this is a biography that transmits the legitimacy of the school from the founder Musashi to himself. 【Product Description】 Paper (This is a hand-drawn artwork, not a print.) Axiom: Wood 【Size】 125 x 17 cm (Overall) 35 x 5 cm (Main Paper) *Please forgive any slight errors as this is amateur measurement. *The overall size is the size from edge to edge of the mounting. It does not include the axis tip. Axiom: Wood 【Condition】 Damage, stains, folds, and insect holes in the mounting. *Please check the images for details. 【Miyamoto Musashi】1584-1645 A swordsman of the early Edo period. Born in 1584. He was from Harima (Hyogo Prefecture) or Mimasaka (Okayama Prefecture), and his father was, according to one theory, Shinmen Munisai. He founded the Niten Ichi-ryu school. He boasted of being undefeated in over sixty matches throughout his life, and his duels with the Yoshioka school and Sasaki Kojiro are famous. In his later years, he became a guest of the Kumamoto domain in Higo. He was also excellent at ink painting, with representative works such as "Koki Meigetsu-zu." He died on May 19, 1645, at the age of 62. His name was Genshin. His art name was Niten. His writings include "Gorin no Sho" (The Book of Five Rings). ◎We do not accept returns due to the buyer's circumstances, such as "the image is different," "the size does not fit," or "unnecessary," so please bid carefully. (If you still wish to cancel, you will be responsible for a 20% (including tax) handling fee, return shipping costs, and bank transfer fees.) 【Other】 The images are taken of the actual item, but please note that the colors may appear different from the actual item depending on the lighting, shading, and monitor. Please understand that the condition may change due to rust, stains, mold, insect damage, etc., after the images are taken, and we ask that you bid with this in mind.