Does anyone know the five famous swords of Japan?

The Five Swords of the World

1. Taiguangshi of the Famous Art Ceremony: The blade length is 66.1CM, the sword has a large curvature, and the appearance is very impressive. It was made by Mitsuki Miike Noita, a swordsmith of Chikugo Province in the late Heian period. It was originally owned by the Ashikaga clan of the Muromachi shogun family. It fell into the hands of Hideyoshi during the Momoyama period. Hideyoshi later gave it to Maeda Toshiie.

The inscription of the sword: Miike Mitsuyo

2. Tsuneji Sumamaru: After searching all the relevant information, I found one sentence: "The specific situation is unknown, but it is said to be owned by Nichiren Shonin." From the analysis of the name of the knife, "Shu Zhu Wan" means that the knife used by monks is like a rosary usually hung around the neck, similar to the Chinese Jie Dao. As for "Hengji", it is difficult to analyze. The names of Japanese swords are very confusing. There are official names, nicknames, the name of the swordsman, the name of the sword holder, and even many famous swords are famous because of the person who killed them. Nichiren Shonin was the last religious reformer during the Kamakura shogunate era in Japan, and he was also a religious practitioner with the most fighting spirit. He founded the Nichiren sect.

3. Boy Qie An Gang: Tai Dao, the blade is 80 cm long, shaped like an ancient sword, with a straight blade, a blade width, a blade of 2.9 cm, and a tip of 1.9 cm. It was made by An Gang, a swordsmith from Boqi Kingdom. Minamoto no Yorimitsu got this name after he used this sword to kill the ghost named Shuten Doji in Oeyama. This sword was passed down to the shogun family in Muromachi and was used by Toyotomi Hideyoshi, Tokugawa Ieyasu and Ie Tadashi one after another. It is now collected as a national treasure in the Tokyo National Museum.

4. Mikazuki Munechika: According to legend, it was a sword made by Sanjo Munechika, a swordsman from Yamashiro Province. There are half-moon-shaped patterns arranged along the knife pattern, hence the name. Other deeds about this sword are also similar to "Sumaru Tsuneji", and the relevant information is unclear.

5. Onimaru Kunitsuna: A famous sword forged by the blacksmith Kunetsuna who fasted for three years. According to legend, Hojo Tokimasa, the first shogun of the Kamakura shogunate, cut off the head of a ghost with this sword in a dream and named it "Onimaru", which became a heirloom of the Hojo family. After the demise of the Hojo family, it was owned by Nitta Yosada, the Ashikaga Shogun family, Oda Nobunaga, Toyotomi Hideyoshi and other people in power at the time. It was regarded by them as a famous sword in the world. It was collected by the Emperor during the Meiji period and has been passed down to this day.