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* ''Founder: [[Tsukahara Bokuden]] 塚原ト伝 ([[1490]] – [[1571]])''
 
* ''Founder: [[Tsukahara Bokuden]] 塚原ト伝 ([[1490]] – [[1571]])''
 
* ''Era: circa [[1530]]''
 
* ''Era: circa [[1530]]''
 
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[[Image:Shintoryu.jpg|right|thumb|Shinto Ryu genealogy]]
 
Kashima is known as the birth place of Japanese martial arts.
 
Kashima is known as the birth place of Japanese martial arts.
Tsukahara Bokuden learned [[Kashima Chuko Ryu]] from father,  
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Tsukahara Bokuden learned [[Kashima Chuko Ryu]] from his father,  
[[Tenshin Shoden Katori Shinto ryu|Katori Shinto Ryu]] from step father, and created Kashima Shinto Ryu.
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[[Tenshin Shoden Katori Shinto ryu|Katori Shinto Ryu]] from his step-father, and created Kashima Shinto Ryu.
There are 120 technics handed down to present. However famous ''Ichi no Tachi'' remains mystery.
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There are 120 techniques handed down to the present. However the famous ''Ichi no Tachi'' remains mystery.
  
 
==Masters==
 
==Masters==
(This Ryu has more than 60 masters)
 
 
*1.Tsukahara Bokuden
 
*1.Tsukahara Bokuden
 
*2.Matsuoka Hyogonosuke
 
*2.Matsuoka Hyogonosuke
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*Morooka Ichiu (Founded [[Ichu Ryu]])
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*Morooka Ichiu (Founded [[Ichiu Ryu]])
 
*Saito Denkibo (Founded [[Ten Ryu]])
 
*Saito Denkibo (Founded [[Ten Ryu]])
 
  
 
==References==
 
==References==

Latest revision as of 04:32, 17 November 2006

Shinto Ryu genealogy

Kashima is known as the birth place of Japanese martial arts. Tsukahara Bokuden learned Kashima Chuko Ryu from his father, Katori Shinto Ryu from his step-father, and created Kashima Shinto Ryu. There are 120 techniques handed down to the present. However the famous Ichi no Tachi remains mystery.

Masters

  • 1.Tsukahara Bokuden
  • 2.Matsuoka Hyogonosuke
  • 3.Tsukahara Gozaemon
  • 4.Yoshikawa Haruie
  • 5?
  • 6.Yoshikawa Tokiie
  • 7.Yoshikawa Tokitsugu
  • 8.Yoshikawa Yokitsune
  • 9.Yoshikawa Tsuneteru
  • 10.Yoshikawa Tsuneaki
  • 11.Yoshikawa Tsunetaka
  • 12.Yoshikawa Tsuneaki
  • 13.?
  • 14.Yoshikawa Koichiro


References

  • Nihon Densho Bugei Ryuha Dokuhon(日本伝承武芸流派読本) Shinjinbutsu Orai sha 1994