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Tegarayama Ujishige

氏繁

Tegarayama Ujishige

氏繁

ProvinceHarimaEraKansei (1789–1801)PeriodEdoSchoolTegarayamaTraditionShinshintoGeneration4thTeacher三代氏繁 (3rd gen, father, UJI171)TypeSwordsmithCodeUJI226

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  1. 1.Ujishige氏繁

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Ujishige

Ujishige（氏繁） was a Japanese swordsmith of the Tegarayama school in Harima province, active during the Kansei (1789-1801) period.

The work follows the Shinshinto tradition.