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Markus Sesko
KANEUJI (兼氏), Genroku (元禄, 1688-1704), Mino – “Shizu Saburō Kaneuji” (志津三郎兼氏), “Nōshū Ōgaki-jū Shizu Saburō Kaneuji” (濃州大垣住志津三郎兼氏), real name Tōyama Tō´emon (遠山藤右衛門), he lived in Ōgaki (大垣).
KANEUJI (兼氏), Kyōhō (享保, 1716-1736), Mino – “Nōshū Ōgaki-jū Shizu Saburō Kaneuji” (濃州大垣住 志津三郎兼氏), real name Tōyama Matazaemon (遠山又左衛門), he counted himself as 23rd gen. Kaneuji but this has to be taken with a grain of salt because an even later Kaneuji from the Kōka era (弘化, 1844-1848) signed with the supplement “19th gen. Kaneuji,” however, the later Kaneuji smiths from the Ōgaki line had specialized in the production of kogatana.
KANEUJI (兼氏), Tenmei (天明, 1781-1789), Mino – “Nōshū-jū Kaneuji” (濃州住兼氏), he lived in Seki.
KANEUJI (兼氏), Kōka (弘化, 1844-1848), Mino – “Nōshū Shizu Saburō jūkyū-daison Shizu Saburō Kaneuji, Yahagigawa-be ni oite kore o saku” (濃州志津三郎十九代孫志津三郎兼氏 矢作川辺作之, “made by Shizu Saburō Kaneuji on the shore of Yahagi river, 19th generation Shizu Saburō”), he lived in Seki, chū-saku.
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