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hattori hanzo

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Shimada Hanzo Shimada (はっとりはんぞぅ, Hattorihanzoumasanari, 1542- 1596) was a samurai under the Tokugawa family from the Warring States Period to the early Edo period. The God of Ninja, a legendary figure, has a high reputation in Japan. In fact, "Hattori Shimada Hanzo" is a taboo in this family! Nowadays, the word "Shimada Hanzo of Hattori" refers to "Shimada Hanzo Cheng Zheng of Hattori", which is the God of Ninja! "Shimada Hanzo" is a name handed down from generation to generation by users in Hattori. In addition, the chiefs of past dynasties were all passed down from generation to generation through Guanyin (ぃわみのかみみみみみみ, the rock god), so they were also called Guanyin of Hattori, success of Hattori and a thousand troops of Hattori.

Hattorihanzoumasanari (1542-1596) is a samurai family under the Tokugawa family from the Warring States Period to the early Edo period. "Shimada Hanzo" is a name handed down from generation to generation by users in Hattori. In addition, chiefs of all ages have passed down stones from generation to generation (ぃわみのかみみみみみみか, on the rocks), so it is also called Hattori Stone. Our ancestors were originally descendants of Qin, one of the clans in ancient Japan (in the middle of the 6th century), and Qin was an immigrant from the State of Wu in China. Hattori's position in Shimada Hanzo, the second generation of Hattori, was held in Tokugawa Ieyasu with a salary of 8,000 stone. Konka organized soldiers recruited from Iga into Iga concentric corps and gave them to Hattori for command. Unless otherwise specified, Hattori Shimada Hanzo refers to Hattori Zhengfang, the second generation of one of the sixteen Tokugawa generals, also known as "Ghost Shimada Hanzo".

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Shimada Hanzo in the legend of Tiger made up his mind.

Originally, the ancestor of almsgiving was a descendant of Qin, one of the clans in ancient Japan (in the middle of the 6th century), and Qin was an immigrant of Wu in China. Qinshi ...