Tange Sazen - The One-Eyed Samurai (Translated)
A Classic Japanese Historical Fiction Novel
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Tange Sazen - The One-Eyed Samurai (Translated)
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Hayashi Fubo
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Two legendary swords. A one-eyed samurai. A world of love, betrayal, and deadly ambition.
In eighteenth-century Edo, two legendary swords ignite a deadly struggle, drawing warriors, schemers, and lovers into a web of vengeance, betrayal, and ambition. Tange Sazen, a feared and ruthless ronin, murders the swords’ owner and steals one of the blades. The slain master’s young student, samurai Suwa Eizaburo, takes possession of the other, determined to avenge his master’s death, uphold his master’s honor, and recover the stolen sword.
But reclaiming the blade will demand more than courage and skill with a sword. As rival factions close in and hidden schemes come to light, Eizaburo must navigate a treacherous world where loyalty is tested and love demands sacrifice. Torn between the code of bushido and the desires of his heart, he faces choices that could cost him everything.
A blood-pumping samurai thriller packed with exhilarating action, deadly conspiracies, and high-stakes twists,
Tange Sazen: The One-Eyed Samurai delivers a gripping tale of clashing steel, ruthless ambition, and devastating sacrifice.
First serialized in a Japanese newspaper in 1927, Hayashi Fubo's Tange Sazen became a popular figure in Japanese fiction.This 462-page edition presents the first book in a three-book series, translated and carefully edited by Hikari Hisanagi for modern readers while preserving the essence of the original work.
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