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| − | It is said in a few different [[Densho]] of pioneer Jujutsu schools such as [[Shosho Ryu]] and [[Takeuchi Ryu]], that the empty hand system, mixed with the use of different weapons, made their | + | It is said in a few different [[Densho]] of pioneer Jujutsu schools such as [[Shosho Ryu]] and [[Takeuchi Ryu]], that the empty hand system, mixed with the use of different weapons, made their appearance during the [[Muromachi|Muromachi Period]]. |
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| − | *Origin of Jujutsu | + | * Zoughari, Kacem. ''Origin of Jujutsu'' |
Revision as of 02:37, 18 January 2007
Japanese: 柔術
Classical term
Jujutsu is a generic term used from the beginning of the Edo period to define a group of fighting techniques ranging from empty hands to slightly armed to fully armed.
In classical Koryû, the term defines more the use of the body than a specific martial art. It's part of every art that requires the use of a flexible body to control the enemy.
Origin
It is said in a few different Densho of pioneer Jujutsu schools such as Shosho Ryu and Takeuchi Ryu, that the empty hand system, mixed with the use of different weapons, made their appearance during the Muromachi Period.
References
- Zoughari, Kacem. Origin of Jujutsu
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