Tenken
tenken can be translated into “heavenly sword” as in the skill one has to weild a sword and is not to be confused with shukuchi.
soujiro the tenken(from rurouni kenshin)
a gift from the heavens
he is called the tenken, because his swordsmanship can only be a gift from the heavens.
a person who is a god with a sword. in that their speed and skill is that of a god.
set soujiro
pertaining to swordsmanship, it means that you move with g-d-like speed.
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