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* ''Founder'': [[Takenouchi Hisamori|Takenouchi Nakatsukasadaiyū Hisamori]] (竹内中務太夫久盛)
* ''Founder'': [[Takenouchi Hisamori|Takenouchi Nakatsukasadaiyū Hisamori]] (竹内中務太夫久盛)
* ''Date Founded'': [[1532]] (天文元年) ([[Muromachi Period]])
* ''Date Founded'': [[1532]] (天文元年) ([[Muromachi Period]])
* ''Japanese'': 竹内流 ''(Takenouchi Ryu)''
==Takenouchi-ryû Branches==
==Takenouchi-ryû Branches==
There are three lines of Takenouchi-ryû in activity - The Honke, sōdenke and Bichû-den lines. The Honke (Hinoshita Torite Kaizan Takenouchi-ryū 日下捕手開山竹内流) and Sōdenke (Takenouchi-ryu lines were formed by the eighth headmaster, to preserve and propogate the tradition.
There are three lines of Takenouchi-ryû in activity - The Honke, sôdenke and Bichû-den lines. The Honke (Hinoshita Torite Kaizan Takenouchi-ryû 日下捕手開山竹内流) and Sōdenke (Takenouchi-ryu lines were formed by the eighth headmaster, to preserve and propogate the tradition.
The Bichû-den Takeuchi-ryû (備中傳竹内流 - Not pronounced Takenouchi-ryû in this line of the tradition.) traces it's lineage back to the third headmaster, Takenouchi Kaganosuke Hisayoshi. Hisayoshi's senior student, Takeuchi Seidaiyu Masatsugu worked as an instructor for the garrisoned Bichū Ikusaka-han (modern day Okayama Prefecture.)
The Bichû-den Takeuchi-ryû (備中傳竹内流 - Not pronounced Takenouchi-ryû in this line of the tradition.) traces it's lineage back to the third headmaster, Takenouchi Kaganosuke Hisayoshi. Hisayoshi's senior student, Takeuchi Seidaiyu Masatsugu worked as an instructor for the garrisoned Bichū Ikusaka-han (modern day Okayama Prefecture.)
