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Eiraku Tsuho Japan Symbols Pendant Dangle Charm
Eiraku Tsuho Japan Symbols Pendant Dangle Charm
The Eiraku Tsuho was another crest that was used frequently by the warlord Nobunaga. Although unconfirmed, there are two prevailing theories for why this particular crest was used. The first posits that this was a representation of successful economic policies that were implemented by Nobunaga at the time. The second theory revolves around his victory at the Battle of Okehazama in 1560. This battle was particularly an impressive one because it was said to be fought against an army that was ten times the size of his own, but he was able to defeat them while being severely outnumbered. Before the battle, Nobunaga stopped to pray at a temple. And while making an offering of five copper coins at part of the ritual, all five coins landed face up, signaling a future victory.
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925 sterling silver
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Easy 60-Day Returns/Exchange
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1-year warranty
At AIEGNOS, your happiness is our priority. That’s why we offer an extended 60-day return & exchange policy.
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Related Symbol Meanings
Related Symbol Meanings
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