yoroi clan kyogoku Tozama Mineyama Tango

[Michel Lavigne]

Hello,
here is my "do" armor made up of 5 articulated plates of type "yukinoshita" dragonfly in ushidashi. "my" on "fukigaeshi" "gyôyô" "kou" and "seoibitsu".

[Luc Taelman]

Thanks Michel,
A late edo luxury armor. Are the dou or kabuto also signed?

[Piers Dowding]

Thank you for showing this, Michel. Can we see some more detail here and there, such as the 'utchidashi', and the 'my' (?) Mon/Kamon (?). What Maedate is that?

[Michel Lavigne]

more photos

[Uwe Sacklowski]

[Piers Dowding]

Yes, thank you, Michel. Amazing mae'date'....!

[Uwe Sacklowski]

Hi again Michel,

why do you think Kyôgoku clan?

The only reference I could find for this mon was:

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Do you have another source, by chance?

[Michel Lavigne]

hello, to answer "Uwe" the "my" on "bitsu" is identical to those on lle kabuto and the armor, it is indeed the same as that which tiu proposes. The information I have comes from ko ji ho ten, I will try to put photos, as well as one of the disassembled maedate.

So, concerning the income of the daï-Myô, it is just the interesting side .. the "our" is to-zama daï-myô, therefore the owner of a fortified castle (shigeo) or a large property, taking into account income in koku, between 11 and 13,000 (this remains modest since under the TOKU-GAWA, a minimum income of 10,000 koku was required) so I would opt for the fortified castle

[Michel Lavigne]

maedate, shino suneate

[Luc Taelman]

Another interesting point are the kogire, covered with egawa. I haven’t seen this before.