Aisu Iko
Aisu Iko, a.k.a. Aizu Hyūga-no-Kami Iko, Aisu Hisatada (1452 - 1538) was a Japanese martial artist and the founder of the Kage-ryū school of sword fighting. Aisu was originally a pirate based in Kumano, who raided Japanese and Chinese shipping and whose travels took him on occasion as far as the Chinese mainland. After suffering a severe shipwreck off Kyushu, of which he was the only survivor, Aisu abandoned his life as a pirate and entered into seclusion at the Udo caves in Miyazaki Prefecture. Here he purportedly had a dream in which a monkey deity taught him the secrets of swordsmanship. He named the new style he developed the Kage ("Shadow") School, which based its movements on natural phenomena such as wind and waves. Aisu's student, Kamiizumi Nobutsuna, (who also studied with Iko's s
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Aisu Iko
Aisu Iko, a.k.a. Aizu Hyūga-no-Kami Iko, Aisu Hisatada (1452 - 1538) was a Japanese martial artist and the founder of the Kage-ryū school of sword fighting. Aisu was originally a pirate based in Kumano, who raided Japanese and Chinese shipping and whose travels took him on occasion as far as the Chinese mainland. After suffering a severe shipwreck off Kyushu, of which he was the only survivor, Aisu abandoned his life as a pirate and entered into seclusion at the Udo caves in Miyazaki Prefecture. Here he purportedly had a dream in which a monkey deity taught him the secrets of swordsmanship. He named the new style he developed the Kage ("Shadow") School, which based its movements on natural phenomena such as wind and waves. Aisu's student, Kamiizumi Nobutsuna, (who also studied with Iko's s
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Aisu Iko, a.k.a. Aizu Hyūga-no ...... ere he died of natural causes.
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Aisu Ikôsai (Ikô) Hiuga-no-kam ...... e kenjutsu que se tem notícia.
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А́йсу Іко́ (яп. 【愛洲惟孝】, あいすいこう ...... 】). Псевдо — Іко (【移香】, 【惟孝】).
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Айсу Ико (яп. 【愛洲惟孝】, あいすいこう; ...... 】). Псевдо — Ико (【移香】, 【惟孝】).
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愛洲 久忠(あいす ひさただ、享徳元年(1452年) - 天 ...... 信綱は弟子と伝えるが、久忠の子・小七郎の弟子とする説もある。
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爱洲移香斋(あいす いこうさい),原名爱洲久忠(あいす ひさ ...... 八国。晚年在九州日向国(今宫崎县)当神官,87歲時死于當地。
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Aisu Iko, a.k.a. Aizu Hyūga-no ...... (who also studied with Iko's s
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Aisu Ikôsai (Ikô) Hiuga-no-kam ...... u, bem como o seu uso prático.
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А́йсу Іко́ (яп. 【愛洲惟孝】, あいすいこう ...... 】). Псевдо — Іко (【移香】, 【惟孝】).
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Айсу Ико (яп. 【愛洲惟孝】, あいすいこう; ...... 】). Псевдо — Ико (【移香】, 【惟孝】).
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愛洲 久忠(あいす ひさただ、享徳元年(1452年) - 天 ...... 信綱は弟子と伝えるが、久忠の子・小七郎の弟子とする説もある。
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爱洲移香斋(あいす いこうさい),原名爱洲久忠(あいす ひさ ...... 八国。晚年在九州日向国(今宫崎县)当神官,87歲時死于當地。
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Aisu Iko
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Aisu Ikosai
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Айсу Іко
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Айсу Ико
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愛洲久忠
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爱洲移香斋
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