Musashi
- 984pages
- 35 heures de lecture
This work tells of the legendary samurai who was the greatest swordsman of all time.
Musashi Séries
Cette saga épique plonge au cœur du Japon féodal du XVIIe siècle, une terre qui émerge d'un conflit prolongé et cherche un nouvel ordre. Elle suit le voyage d'un guerrier ambitieux, mais initialement sans maître, alors qu'il trace son chemin à travers l'art de l'épée. Le récit est une exploration profonde de la croissance personnelle, de la persévérance incessante et de la quête de la maîtrise, tant dans le combat que dans la vie. Il raconte la transformation d'un simple combattant en une légende durable, qui non seulement maîtrise l'art de l'escrime, mais laisse également un héritage philosophique durable.
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Muszasi
- 358pages
- 13 heures de lecture
Miyamoto Musashi fue un samurai que ha pasado a la Historia como el mejor guerrero que ha dado Japón y se ha convertido en un símbolo nacional, ya que representa a la cultura japonesa más tradicional.- En su peregrinar por Japón, la fama de Musashi ha ido aumentando a la par que su creciente dominio del Camino de la Espada. Convertido en un espadachín ejemplar, los grandes señores del Japón feudal quieren emplearlo y hacer de él su siervo, convencidos de la tremenda valía de su brazo. Sin embargo, Musashi no es el único guerrero cuyo nombre está en boca de todos: como él, Sasaki Kojiro se ha hecho con una reputación sin parangón. Sólo uno de ellos puede quedar como el más grande
The Way of Life and Death (Musashi Book 5)
- 325pages
- 12 heures de lecture
They were the two most feared swordsmen of their age: Miyamoto Musashi, mysterious and introspective, and Sasaki Kojiro, arrogant and ambitious. In war-torn Japan, each was thrust forward as a hero of opposing sides . . . and began their final epic confrontation.
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This classic samurai novel chronicles the real-life exploits of Japan's most renowned swordsman. Miyamoto Musashi, born during a time of civil unrest, is drawn to the pivotal Battle of Sekigahara in 1600, hoping to become a samurai without understanding its true meaning. After the battle, he awakens among the dead and wounded, and a reckless decision turns him into a fugitive, disrupting life in his village until a weaponless Zen monk captures him. The beautiful Otsu, who sees Musashi as her ideal, helps him escape, but he is soon recaptured and imprisoned. During three years of solitary confinement, he immerses himself in the classics of Japan and China. Upon his release, he rejects the samurai life and dedicates himself to mastering the Way of the Sword, realizing it requires more than brute strength. He develops a unique two-sword fighting style, challenging various fighters and learning from nature, his ultimate teacher. His encounters bring him success, but he also discovers that true mastery involves understanding the principles of peaceful governance. As he evolves into a reluctant hero for those he encounters, he ultimately faces his greatest rival in a climactic duel.
