Miyamoto Musashi Story | The Legendary Samurai Who Knew What True Victory Means

Описание: Miyamoto Musashi fought over sixty duels and never lost. His first kill was at thirteen. By twenty-eight, he had defeated every swordsman who stood in front of him — including Sasaki Kojiro, Japan's finest, on a small island with nothing but a wooden oar he carved on a boat. Then he stopped. No one understood why.

This is the full story of Miyamoto Musashi. Not the legend. Not the myth. The man — from an abandoned boy no one wanted, to the most feared swordsman in Japan.

If you stay until the end, you'll understand what true victory meant to the legendary samurai who never lost.

📚 REFERENCES
1. Miyamoto Musashi, The Book of Five Rings (Go Rin No Sho), trans. William Scott Wilson (Shambhala Publications, 2012), "The Ground Book" & "The Void Book"
2. Miyamoto Musashi, The Way of Walking Alone (Dokkōdō), trans. William Scott Wilson, included in The Book of Five Rings (Shambhala Publications, 2012): "Twenty-One Precepts"
3. William Scott Wilson, The Lone Samurai: The Life of Miyamoto Musashi (Kodansha International, 2004), Chapters 1–12

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