Difference between revisions of "Kukishinden Ryu"
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| − | *Type: [[Bojutsu]], [[Kenjutsu]], [[Shurikenjutsu]], [[Juttejutsu]], [[Kusari-gama-jutsu]], [[Daken taijutsu]], [[Koppôjutsu]], [[Suirenjutsu]] | + | *Type: [[Bojutsu]], [[Kenjutsu]], [[Shurikenjutsu]], [[Juttejutsu]], [[Kusari-gama-jutsu]], [[Daken taijutsu]], [[Koppojutsu|Koppôjutsu]], [[Suirenjutsu]] |
*Founder: [[Yakushimaru Kurando Takamasa]] | *Founder: [[Yakushimaru Kurando Takamasa]] | ||
*Era: circa 1300 | *Era: circa 1300 | ||
| − | Also known as Kukishinden-ryû happôbiken, this ryuha was founded during | + | Also known as Kukishinden-ryû happôbiken, this ryuha was founded during the Nanboku-cho(1336-1392), when Takamasa was a guard for [[Emperor Go-Daigo]] . |
The school was then perpetuated in a pirate family from Ise, the Kuki, reputed for their uncommon skills. | The school was then perpetuated in a pirate family from Ise, the Kuki, reputed for their uncommon skills. | ||
Latest revision as of 08:17, 12 March 2008
- Type: Bojutsu, Kenjutsu, Shurikenjutsu, Juttejutsu, Kusari-gama-jutsu, Daken taijutsu, Koppôjutsu, Suirenjutsu
- Founder: Yakushimaru Kurando Takamasa
- Era: circa 1300
Also known as Kukishinden-ryû happôbiken, this ryuha was founded during the Nanboku-cho(1336-1392), when Takamasa was a guard for Emperor Go-Daigo . The school was then perpetuated in a pirate family from Ise, the Kuki, reputed for their uncommon skills.
Sources
- Watatani Kiyoshi & Yamada Chushi, ed. Bugei Ryûha Daijiten Tokyo copy Shuppan, 1969.
- Kacem Zoughari, Ninpô: l'ombre de la lumière, 2003
