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| * ''Current Disciplines: [[Iaijutsu]], [[Kenjutsu]], [[Jujutsu]] | | * ''Current Disciplines: [[Iaijutsu]], [[Kenjutsu]], [[Jujutsu]] |
| * ''Founder: [[Katayama Hisayasu|Katayama Hoki No Kami Fujiwara No Hisayasu]] ([[1574]]-[[1650]])'' (片山伯耆守藤原久安) | | * ''Founder: [[Katayama Hisayasu|Katayama Hoki No Kami Fujiwara No Hisayasu]] ([[1574]]-[[1650]])'' (片山伯耆守藤原久安) |
− | * ''Date Founded: Late [[Muromachi period]]'' | + | * ''Date Founded: Late [[Muromachi Period]]'' |
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| ==Description== | | ==Description== |
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| Hoki-ryu originally was a [[sogo-bujutsu]] (comprehensive martial art) which included disciplines such as kenjutsu, iaijutsu, | | Hoki-ryu originally was a [[sogo-bujutsu]] (comprehensive martial art) which included disciplines such as kenjutsu, iaijutsu, |
− | jujutsu (Kogusoku Koshi No Mawari), [[bojutsu]], [[jojutsu]], [[naginatajutsu]] and [[sojutsu]]. The original [[Ikkan-ryu]] was said to have over a hundred technqiues developed in it's system of martial technique. | + | jujutsu (Kogusoku Koshi No Mawari), [[bojutsu]], [[jojutsu]], [[naginatajutsu]] and [[sojutsu]]. The original Ikkan-ryu was said to have over a hundred technqiues developed in it's system of martial technique. |
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| Although a number of current and past shihan of the ryuha have cliamed some sort of lineage to [[Hayashizaki Shigenobu|Hayashizaki Jinsuke Shigenobu]] a number of historical documents and physical techniques show this to be somewhat unlikely. According to research of historical by a number of budo historians, researchers and even the Katayama family, Katayama Hoki No Kami Fujiwara no Hisayasu was the half-brother of [[Takenouchi-ryu]] founder, [[Takenouchi Hisamori|Takenouchi Nakazudaiyuu Hisamori]]. When researching the ryuha's densho, which are very well preserved and show techniques via pictorial form, the resemblence is very close to Takenouchi-ryu technique. This includes names of kata, as well as certain paradigms contained therein. | | Although a number of current and past shihan of the ryuha have cliamed some sort of lineage to [[Hayashizaki Shigenobu|Hayashizaki Jinsuke Shigenobu]] a number of historical documents and physical techniques show this to be somewhat unlikely. According to research of historical by a number of budo historians, researchers and even the Katayama family, Katayama Hoki No Kami Fujiwara no Hisayasu was the half-brother of [[Takenouchi-ryu]] founder, [[Takenouchi Hisamori|Takenouchi Nakazudaiyuu Hisamori]]. When researching the ryuha's densho, which are very well preserved and show techniques via pictorial form, the resemblence is very close to Takenouchi-ryu technique. This includes names of kata, as well as certain paradigms contained therein. |
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| Katayama Hoki became an itinerant traveler, teaching and spreading his art to [[Shikoku]], [[Aki province|Aki]] and [[Suo province|Suo]] provinces before choosing to | | Katayama Hoki became an itinerant traveler, teaching and spreading his art to [[Shikoku]], [[Aki province|Aki]] and [[Suo province|Suo]] provinces before choosing to |
| settle in Iwakuni in Oshu, where his descendants still reside to this day. Katayama's eldest son, Hisakatsu went to Edo and founded his own ryuha, Katayama Shindo-ryu (片山心動流) and Katayama's | | settle in Iwakuni in Oshu, where his descendants still reside to this day. Katayama's eldest son, Hisakatsu went to Edo and founded his own ryuha, Katayama Shindo-ryu (片山心動流) and Katayama's |
− | second son, Hisataka (久隆) went on to succeed the | + | second son, [[Katayama Hisataka]], went on to succeed the |
| ryuha as the second hereditary headmaster. | | ryuha as the second hereditary headmaster. |
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| During the 1700's the 4th headmaster of Hoki-ryu, | | During the 1700's the 4th headmaster of Hoki-ryu, |
− | Katayama Hoki Hisanori have a Higo bushi, Hoshino Kakuemon | + | Katayama Hoki Hisanori gave a Higo bushi, [[Hoshino Kakuemon]] |
| (星野角右衛門) authority to open a dojo. The Hoshino family was also involved in Shiten-ryu Kumi-uchi (四天流組討), Hyoho Niten Ichi-ryu (兵法二天一流) and Yoshin-ryu Naginatajutsu (楊心流長刀術) | | (星野角右衛門) authority to open a dojo. The Hoshino family was also involved in Shiten-ryu Kumi-uchi (四天流組討), Hyoho Niten Ichi-ryu (兵法二天一流) and Yoshin-ryu Naginatajutsu (楊心流長刀術) |
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| [[Category:Bujutsu]] | | [[Category:Bujutsu]] |
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