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;[http://www.kunisada.de/Kunisada-musha-e/mushae-3.htm And finally...] | ;[http://www.kunisada.de/Kunisada-musha-e/mushae-3.htm And finally...] | ||
:'''''TAWARA TODA HIDESATO. Fujiwara Hidesato is shown bestriding the Mukade, a giant centipede that had been terrorising the waters of Lake Biwa. At the request of Riujin, the dragon-king, he slew the monster with an arrow moistened with his saliva, for which he was richly rewarded. | :'''''TAWARA TODA HIDESATO. Fujiwara Hidesato is shown bestriding the Mukade, a giant centipede that had been terrorising the waters of Lake Biwa. At the request of Riujin, the dragon-king, he slew the monster with an arrow moistened with his saliva, for which he was richly rewarded. | ||
Awesome resource on samurai and other "musha", that last one... | |||