The story of japanese samurai bronze statues

The japanese samurai statues describe a duel between Sasaki Kojirou “Ganryu” and Miyamoto Musashi “Masana” (or “Kensei”) takes place.

After a very long facing, they begun a short swordplay of one minute, in wich Kojiro cut the headband of Musashi, and Musashi hit Kojiro (some accounts say it was in the skull, while others say it was the rib which was smashed and a lung was pierced). In any case, the result was Musashi victory. There’s no information about Kojiro’s death: some fonts says Musashi hadn’t killed him, others he died after Musashi was gone, others he died soon after the hit.
It is also said Musashi was sad to have lost such a great rival.

Why do japanese samurai warrior statues carry so many knives?

A samurai wears at most two swords when they go out, one long and one short. The long sword is usually called katana, and the short sword is called wakizashi. When going into battle, some people also carry a long weapon, such as a naginata or a yari.In fact, the so-called second sword style is basically a knife in one hand and a wakizashi in the other, such as the first class of two days created by Miyamoto Musashi-the most famous japanese samurai sculpture.

The samurai were extremely loyal to their lords and would rather commit suicide than surrender. These men are highly trained professional soldiers whose mission is to fight to the death.

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