Database: Imai Sokyū - Revision history

Lady Kyashira at 13:42, 5 May 2026

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	In a world ruled by [[Daimyō\|feudal leaders]], [[Imai Sōkyū]] was one of the prominent figures of his time as a wealthy arms dealer, a [[tea]] {{Wiki\|Japanese tea ceremony\|master}}, and a skilled politician. During his youth, he studied the tea ceremony in [[Sakai]], under the guidance of {{Wiki\|Takeno Jō'ō}} (1502–1555) who was known for his development of the aesthetic philosophy centered on the concept of {{Wiki\|Wabi-sabi\|wabi}} (beauty in simplicity), and whose daughter later married Sokyū.		In a world ruled by [[Daimyō\|feudal leaders]], [[Imai Sōkyū]] was one of the prominent figures of his time as a wealthy arms dealer, a [[tea]] {{Wiki\|Japanese tea ceremony\|master}}, and a skilled politician. During his youth, he studied the tea ceremony in [[Sakai]], under the guidance of {{Wiki\|Takeno Jō'ō}} (1502–1555) who was known for his development of the aesthetic philosophy centered on the concept of {{Wiki\|Wabi-sabi\|wabi}} (beauty in simplicity), and whose daughter later married Sokyū.

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	In a world ruled by [[Daimyō\|feudal leaders]], [[Imai Sōkyū]] was one of the prominent figures of his time as a wealthy arms dealer, a [[tea]] {{Wiki\|Japanese tea ceremony\|master}}, and a skilled politician. During his youth, he studied the tea ceremony in [[Sakai]], under the guidance of {{Wiki\|Takeno Jō'ō}} (1502–1555) who was known for his development of the aesthetic philosophy centered on the concept of {{Wiki\|Wabi-sabi\|wabi}} (beauty in simplicity), and whose daughter later married Sokyū.		In a world ruled by [[Daimyō\|feudal leaders]], [[Imai Sōkyū]] was one of the prominent figures of his time as a wealthy arms dealer, a [[tea]] {{Wiki\|Japanese tea ceremony\|master}}, and a skilled politician. During his youth, he studied the tea ceremony in [[Sakai]], under the guidance of {{Wiki\|Takeno Jō'ō}} (1502–1555) who was known for his development of the aesthetic philosophy centered on the concept of {{Wiki\|Wabi-sabi\|wabi}} (beauty in simplicity), and whose daughter later married Sokyū.

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	In a world ruled by feudal leaders, Imai ~~Sokyū~~ was one of the prominent figures of his time as a wealthy arms dealer, a tea master, and a skilled politician. During his youth, he studied the tea ceremony in Sakai, under the guidance of Takeno ~~Joo~~ (~~1502-1555~~) who was known for his development of the aesthetic philosophy centered on the concept of wabi (beauty in simplicity), and whose daughter later married Sokyū.		In a world ruled by [[Daimyō\|feudal leaders]], [[Imai Sōkyū]] was one of the prominent figures of his time as a wealthy arms dealer, a [[tea]] {{Wiki\|Japanese tea ceremony\|master}}, and a skilled politician. During his youth, he studied the tea ceremony in [[Sakai]], under the guidance of {{Wiki\|Takeno Jō'ō}} (1502–1555) who was known for his development of the aesthetic philosophy centered on the concept of {{Wiki\|Wabi-sabi\|wabi}} (beauty in simplicity), and whose daughter later married Sokyū.

	Imai Sokyū became rich by producing firearm ammunition all while being by Oda Nobunaga's side, mainly as a compulsive tea utensil collector. This position gave him the reputation of a double-faced man, both as a "merchant of death" and a theoretician of the peaceful tea ceremony. Then he became the grand tea master of Hideyoshi and was one of the three great tea masters of his time, along with Sen no ~~Rikyu~~ and Tsuda ~~Sokyū~~.		Imai Sokyū became rich by producing [[firearm]] ammunition all while being by [[Oda Nobunaga]]'s side, mainly as a compulsive {{Wiki\|Japanese tea utensils\|tea utensil}} collector. This position gave him the reputation of a double-faced man, both as a "[[merchant]] of death" and a theoretician of the peaceful tea ceremony. Then he became the grand tea master of [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hideyoshi]] and was one of the {{Wiki\|:ja:茶人人物一覧\|three great tea masters}} of his time, along with [[Sen no Rikyū]] and {{Wiki\|Tsuda Sōgyū}}.

	He played a crucial role in popularizing the "hot water for tea" to be more than just a pastime of the middle classes of Sakai, Kyoto and Nara, but also made it popular among the powerful feudal lords of the country, starting with the unifiers Oda Nobunaga and Toyotomi Hideyoshi who performed it and even turned it into a political tool.		He played a crucial role in popularizing the "hot water for tea" to be more than just a pastime of the middle classes of [[Sakai]], [[Kyoto]], and [[Nara]], but also made it popular among the powerful feudal lords of the country, starting with the unifiers Oda Nobunaga and Toyotomi Hideyoshi who performed it and even turned it into a {{Wiki\|Grand Kitano Tea Ceremony\|political tool}}.
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{{Spoilerhd|20 June 2025|[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]}}
In a world ruled by feudal leaders, Imai Sokyū was one of the prominent figures of his time as a wealthy arms dealer, a tea master, and a skilled politician. During his youth, he studied the tea ceremony in Sakai, under the guidance of Takeno Joo (1502-1555) who was known for his development of the aesthetic philosophy centered on the concept of wabi (beauty in simplicity), and whose daughter later married Sokyū.

Imai Sokyū became rich by producing firearm ammunition all while being by Oda Nobunaga's side, mainly as a compulsive tea utensil collector. This position gave him the reputation of a double-faced man, both as a "merchant of death" and a theoretician of the peaceful tea ceremony. Then he became the grand tea master of Hideyoshi and was one of the three great tea masters of his time, along with Sen no Rikyu and Tsuda Sokyū.

He played a crucial role in popularizing the "hot water for tea" to be more than just a pastime of the middle classes of Sakai, Kyoto and Nara, but also made it popular among the powerful feudal lords of the country, starting with the unifiers Oda Nobunaga and Toyotomi Hideyoshi who performed it and even turned it into a political tool.
[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]
[[Category:Database: Historical Characters]]
{{DEFAULTSORT:Imai Sokyū}}