Daigensui Tachi
(Grand Marshal Sword, Generalissimo Sword)
(Superior Version)

"Gensui Tachi" was awarded to the full generals and admirals
who were registered into the marshal prefecture.
The scabbard of the Generalissimo sword
that is called Daigensui Tachi is particularly distinguished
from the Gensui Tachi by the engraved 7 pairs of
16 petal chrysanthemum flower crests.
The blade imitates the imperial treasure "Kogarasu Maru",
and the exterior imitates Kenuki-gata Tachi sword.
Chrysanthemum flowers are engraved on the entire surface
of the exterior metal fittings, and the chrysanthemum-crest is
fused vividly on the scabbard.

Daigensui-Tachi

Custom-order Specs.
The blade is double-edged made of brass and plated with high-quality chrome (Kissaki Moroha-zukuri). It is also called Kogarasumaru-zukuri given that only the blade tip is double-edged. A "16 eight-fold chrysanthemum crest'' on the front and "skeletal 16 eight-fold chrysanthemum crest" on the back are inlaid at the foot of Habaki, and it distinguishes the difference between "yang'' and "yin'' on the front and back. The exterior is modeled after a tweezers-type sword, and both the hilt and scabbard are covered with shibuichi silver, and the whole cover is patinated by Chemically-induced copper (Niiro process). Seven pairs of the 16 eight-fold chrysanthemum flower crest metal fittings are mounted on the scabbard, and chrysanthemum patterns are engraved on the entire surface of the metal fittings.

Daigensui Tachi Superior Ver. Order