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Paperback. Bushido Masters: The Sword and the Blossom is an epic historical saga set in the final years of the Sengoku period, following five boys trained under the legendary General Takayama-the Silent Blade of the Lion. Morutsu Takeda, Ikeoda Nobunaga, Hono Matsuda, Mitsushiko Harada, and Ikauke Tanaka grow from students into the most influential Daimyos of Japan. Their brotherhood, forged beneath cherry blossoms, is tested by ambition, betrayal, love, and the collapse of peace.When Shogun Matsumoto Michiba dies, the realm fractures. Nobunaga's ambition ignites civil war, while Morutsu-guided by Takayama's teachings-struggles to preserve unity. At the heart of the conflict lies Saiko Michiba, the Shogun's daughter, whose bond with Morutsu becomes both a source of strength and tragedy. Her death-"Some blossoms fall by fate, and change the world as they die"-shatters the remaining peace and forces the five lords to confront what they have become.As the Mongol Empire launches the greatest invasion fleet in history, the five former brothers reunite. Under Morutsu's leadership, now named Shogun by the Emperor, Japan stands united for the first time in decades. The legendary Naginata Riders, led by Hidetoshi Yoshiwa-son of the fallen general-turn the tide of war. When a divine storm destroys the Mongol fleet, the Five Blades lead Japan to victory in the Last Stand.Years later, the surviving brothers gather beneath cherry blossoms to honor Saiko, Takayama, and all who fell. The Sword and the Blossom become eternal symbols: strength and compassion, duty and love, destiny and sacrifice. Their legacy endures in the hearts of the people and in the spirit of Japan itself.A sweeping samurai epic of brotherhood, betrayal, and the destiny of a nation.In Bushido Masters: The Sword and the Blossom, Milton Rothbard delivers a cinematic saga spanning decades-from the training grounds of Kai Province to the blood-soaked shores of the Mongol invasions. Five boys become warriors, warriors become lords, and lords become legends as Japan teeters between civil war and annihilation.At the center stands Morutsu Takeda, heir to the Lion's legacy, and Saiko Michiba, the Shogun's daughter whose grace becomes the soul of the nation. Their forbidden bond collides with the ambitions of Ikeoda Nobunaga, whose jealousy sparks a conflict that threatens to tear Japan apart.When the greatest invasion fleet in history darkens the horizon, the Five Blades must reunite to defend their homeland. What follows is a tale of sacrifice, honor, and the unbreakable spirit of a people who refuse to fall.Perfect for fans of Shogun, The Last Samurai, and sweeping historical epics, this novel blends action, romance, political intrigue, and spiritual depth into a story that lingers long after the final page.Some wars are won by the sword. Others are won by the blossom. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…
N° de ref. del artículo 9798951153296
- Título
- Bushido Masters (Paperback)
- Autor
- Milton Rothbard
- Editorial
- Mario Lebron
- Año de publicación
- 2026
- Estado
- new
- Encuadernación
- Paperback
- Idioma
- inglés
- ISBN 13
- 9798951153296
Bushido Masters: The Sword and the Blossom is an epic historical saga set in the final years of the Sengoku period, following five boys trained under the legendary General Takayama—the Silent Blade of the Lion. Morutsu Takeda, Ikeoda Nobunaga, Hono Matsuda, Mitsushiko Harada, and Ikauke Tanaka grow from students into the most influential Daimyōs of Japan. Their brotherhood, forged beneath cherry blossoms, is tested by ambition, betrayal, love, and the collapse of peace.
When Shogun Matsumoto Michiba dies, the realm fractures. Nobunaga’s ambition ignites civil war, while Morutsu—guided by Takayama’s teachings—struggles to preserve unity. At the heart of the conflict lies Saiko Michiba, the Shogun’s daughter, whose bond with Morutsu becomes both a source of strength and tragedy. Her death—“Some blossoms fall by fate, and change the world as they die”—shatters the remaining peace and forces the five lords to confront what they have become.
As the Mongol Empire launches the greatest invasion fleet in history, the five former brothers reunite. Under Morutsu’s leadership, now named Shōgun by the Emperor, Japan stands united for the first time in decades. The legendary Naginata Riders, led by Hidetoshi Yoshiwa—son of the fallen general—turn the tide of war. When a divine storm destroys the Mongol fleet, the Five Blades lead Japan to victory in the Last Stand.
Years later, the surviving brothers gather beneath cherry blossoms to honor Saiko, Takayama, and all who fell. The Sword and the Blossom become eternal symbols: strength and compassion, duty and love, destiny and sacrifice. Their legacy endures in the hearts of the people and in the spirit of Japan itself.
A sweeping samurai epic of brotherhood, betrayal, and the destiny of a nation.
In Bushido Masters: The Sword and the Blossom, Milton Rothbard delivers a cinematic saga spanning decades—from the training grounds of Kai Province to the blood-soaked shores of the Mongol invasions. Five boys become warriors, warriors become lords, and lords become legends as Japan teeters between civil war and annihilation.
At the center stands Morutsu Takeda, heir to the Lion’s legacy, and Saiko Michiba, the Shogun’s daughter whose grace becomes the soul of the nation. Their forbidden bond collides with the ambitions of Ikeoda Nobunaga, whose jealousy sparks a conflict that threatens to tear Japan apart.
When the greatest invasion fleet in history darkens the horizon, the Five Blades must reunite to defend their homeland. What follows is a tale of sacrifice, honor, and the unbreakable spirit of a people who refuse to fall.
Perfect for fans of Shogun, The Last Samurai, and sweeping historical epics, this novel blends action, romance, political intrigue, and spiritual depth into a story that lingers long after the final page.
Some wars are won by the sword. Others are won by the blossom.
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