Documented works
| Work | Designation | Where it is |
|---|---|---|
| Katana signed 相州小田原八幡山住辻村五郎右衛門尉藤原清平 (Sōshū Odawara Hachimanyama jū Tsujimura Gorōemon-no-jō Fujiwara Kiyohira), of 1678 (Enpō 6), 81.5 cm | Cultural property of Ishikawa Prefecture (1978) | 豊国神社 (Toyokuni Jinja) shrine, Kanazawa; kept by the Ishikawa Prefectural Museum of Art |
| Wakizashi signed 賀州住藤原清平 (Kashū jū Fujiwara Kiyohira), of 1660 (Manji 3) | No designation | Edo-Tokyo Museum |
The katana of 1678
He forged it on commission from 安藤対馬守藤原重治 (Andō Tsushima no Kami Fujiwara Shigeharu), who offered it to the 石清水八幡宮 (Iwashimizu Hachimangū) shrine to pray for fortune in war. How it later came to the Toyokuni shrine in Kanazawa is not known. Ishikawa Prefecture designated it a cultural property on 7 March 1978.
In the lists and the treatises
| Year | List or treatise | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| 1797 | 懐宝剣尺 (Kaihō Kenjaku), by Yamada Asaemon | 業物 (wazamono), the fourth of four grades |
Works on display
In 2006, the Ishikawa Prefectural Museum of Art showed works of his in “Meitō to yari” (“famous swords and spears”), according to the exhibition’s record on Art Commons.