a round letter throw blanket

[Maruichi no Ji] The reason why I chose Jimon/Ichimonji as Monsho is probably because Jika was clear and easy to identify, and because Jika had a military significance and a good and auspicious significance. According to "Reference Taiheiki," when one character was interpreted as Kakitanashi, that is, Muteki, it was the reason why this character was chosen as the crest. The reason why it was recognized that a single character was invincible, that is, meaningful to overcome the enemy, is that the single character was used for the announcement of samurai in the Sengoku period relatively frequently, and all of these characters were used as evidence from the fact that the character was not used to win, i.e., a katsu . For example, the name of Yamanouchi-Tsushima no kami was written as Katsutoyo, which was then read as Katsutoyo, and Kazumasu TAKIGAWA's son Kazumasu was temporarily read as Katsutoki, all of which were derived from this meaning. ...A single letter is a letter used to represent the honor of a relatively samurai, such as Ichiban-nori (the first letter) and Ichiban-yari (the first letter), which shows that this letter also had a good omen meaning, i.e., good omen meaning. ("Nihon Monshogaku" by Yorisuke NUMATA)