Musashi Miyamoto (1584-1645 June13), a Japanese swordsman, strategist and artist from the end of the Warring States Period to the beginning of Edo, became famous for his decisive battle with Sasaki Kojiro, and became an official in Hosokawa Morihiro in his later years. His works include Sun Tzu's The Art of War, The Classic of Military Doctrine, The Book of Five Luns, The Preface of Five Taidao Daos and Thirty-five Articles of Sun Tzu's Art of War.

Musashi Miyamoto was born in Miyamoto, Ohara-machi, Yingtian County, Okayama Prefecture on 1584. When he was a child, he studied the art of war with his father. In The Book of Five Wheels, Musashi Miyamoto told himself that he defeated Marcy Bingwei in the first duel at the age of thirteen, defeated the Matan samurai Akiyama at the age of sixteen, and went to Kyoto at the age of twenty-one to fight against swordsmen from all over the world. From the age of thirteen to the age of twenty-nine, he played more than sixty times and never failed.

Musashi Miyamoto's deeds when he was young.

Musashi Miyamoto, who was exiled, became a ronin, and Musashi Miyamoto began to practice kendo everywhere to challenge the tournament in Kyoto. In order to hone his swordsmanship, Musashi Miyamoto challenged Yoshioka, known as the "First Sword Dojo in Kyoto". Musashi Miyamoto and Kijiro Yoshioka, the owner of the Yoshioka Pavilion, fought in a temple in the wild, and Kiyojiro was finally defeated by Musashi and died.

Yoshioka's 76 followers who took part in the battle were furious. They drew their swords and rushed to Musashi, under the guidance of Yoshioka Jishiro's younger brother Yoshioka Kawashiro. Musashi had expected that there would be stones in the rice fields. Standing on the stones, Musashi swam like flies, killing Yoshioka's disciples who were confined by the soil. The siege of 76 people turned into a one-on-one fight of 76 people, and Musashi came to kill one, killing 76 warriors including Yoshioka Chuanqilang. This is the famous temple duel. After this war, Musashi also found himself good at using two knives.

The above contents refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Musashi Miyamoto.