Pail Tie

【Teoke】Watanabe Moritsuna was known by the nickname 'Yari no Hanzō' rather than his real name. In 1562, during the Battle of Hachiman in Mikawa, he served as the rear guard and is said to have saved the lives of dozens of his allies with a single spear... He was always by Ieyasu's side, and it's said that enemy scouts at the Battle of Sekigahara, seeing Hanzō's golden pail sash, reported that Ieyasu had definitely arrived at Okayama. 'Teoke' was also seen as a family crest in the early days (according to Kenichi Takahashi's 'Daimyō-ke no Kamon'). This design was created with reference to the same book (May 10, 2015). Other family crests include 'Mitsuboshi Ichimonji', 'Watanabe Ōgi', and 'Yūgao ni Tsuki'.