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Shimada Kai was from Ôgaki han in Mino province, and was the son of Kondô Iemon. In 1857 he went to Edo, where he became a student of Shin-Keito Ryu. At this time the Shimada clan of Ôgaki han requested he succeed to head of the clan. He participated in the Ikedaya incident of 1864.

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 * Japanese: 島田　魁 ''(Shimada Kai)''
-Shimada Kai was from Ôgaki han in [[Mino province]], and was the son of [[Kondo Iemon|Kondô Iemon]].  In [[1857]] he went to Edo, where he became a student of [[Shin-Keito Ryu]].  At this time the [[Shimada clan]] of Ôgaki han requested he succeed to head of the clan.  He participated in the [[Ikedaya incedent]] of [[1864]].
+Shimada Kai was from Ôgaki han in [[Mino province]], and was the son of [[Kondo Iemon|Kondô Iemon]].  In [[1857]] he went to Edo, where he became a student of [[Shin-Keito Ryu]].  At this time the [[Shimada clan]] of Ôgaki han requested he succeed to head of the clan.  He participated in the [[Ikedaya incident]] of [[1864]].
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