Database: Kamiizumi Nobutsuna - Revision history

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	[[Kamiizumi Nobutsuna]], a warrior from the [[Sengoku period]], hailed from {{Wiki\|Kōzuke Province\|Kōzuke}} in northern {{Wiki\|Kantō region\|Kantō}} and is renowned as a pivotal figure in {{Wiki\|kenjutsu}}, the art of the [[Katana\|sword]]. He is celebrated for founding the {{Wiki\|Shinkage-ryū}} (New Shadow School). Many historical and contemporary [[sword]] schools claim his teachings; however, like many foundational figures, his biography is subject to various episodes recounted much later and not always from credible sources. Both his birth and death dates remain uncertain.		[[Kamiizumi Nobutsuna]], a warrior from the [[Sengoku period]], hailed from {{Wiki\|Kōzuke Province\|Kōzuke}} in northern {{Wiki\|Kantō region\|Kantō}} and is renowned as a pivotal figure in {{Wiki\|kenjutsu}}, the art of the [[Katana\|sword]]. He is celebrated for founding the {{Wiki\|Shinkage-ryū}} (New Shadow School). Many historical and contemporary [[sword]] schools claim his teachings; however, like many foundational figures, his biography is subject to various episodes recounted much later and not always from credible sources. Both his birth and death dates remain uncertain.

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	[[Kamiizumi Nobutsuna]], a warrior from the [[Sengoku period]], hailed from {{Wiki\|Kōzuke Province\|Kōzuke}} in northern {{Wiki\|Kantō region\|Kantō}} and is renowned as a pivotal figure in {{Wiki\|kenjutsu}}, the art of the [[Katana\|sword]]. He is celebrated for founding the {{Wiki\|Shinkage-ryū}} (New Shadow School). Many historical and contemporary [[sword]] schools claim his teachings; however, like many foundational figures, his biography is subject to various episodes recounted much later and not always from credible sources. Both his birth and death dates remain uncertain.		[[Kamiizumi Nobutsuna]], a warrior from the [[Sengoku period]], hailed from {{Wiki\|Kōzuke Province\|Kōzuke}} in northern {{Wiki\|Kantō region\|Kantō}} and is renowned as a pivotal figure in {{Wiki\|kenjutsu}}, the art of the [[Katana\|sword]]. He is celebrated for founding the {{Wiki\|Shinkage-ryū}} (New Shadow School). Many historical and contemporary [[sword]] schools claim his teachings; however, like many foundational figures, his biography is subject to various episodes recounted much later and not always from credible sources. Both his birth and death dates remain uncertain.

	Nobutsuna is believed to have been born in 1506 at the family manor near {{Wiki\|Mount Akagi}}, where he grew up. As an adult, he appears to have served several prominent [[daimyō]]s, including {{Wiki\|Hōjō Ujiyasu}}, [[Uesugi Kenshin]], and [[Takeda Shingen]]. In 1564 (or possibly 1570, according to other sources), he traveled to [[Kyoto]], where his demonstration before the {{Wiki\|Ashikaga Yoshiteru\|shōgun}} left a significant impression. Consequently, he gained numerous disciples among the warriors, including Lord [[Yagyū Munetoshi]], to whom he imparted his art and granted the "teaching rights" of the Shinkage-ryū, the new sword school he had founded. {{Wiki\|Yagyū Shinkage-ryū\|This school}} later became associated with the {{Wiki\|Yagyū clan\|Yagyū name}} and was established as the official sword school of the [[Tokugawa shogunate\|Tokugawa shoguns]] in the 17th century. Additionally, Kamiizumi Nobutsuna had significant ties to {{Wiki\|Zen}} [[Buddhism]], to which he was devoted from a young age. Various texts provide conflicting accounts of his death, suggesting the years 1577 or 1582. He is also known by several names, including Kamiizumi {{Wiki\|伊勢国#武家官位としての伊勢守\|Ise no Kami}} and Ōgo {{Wiki\|Musashi Province\|Musashi}} no Kami.		Nobutsuna is believed to have been born in 1506 at the family manor near {{Wiki\|Mount Akagi}}, where he grew up. As an adult, he appears to have served several prominent [[daimyō]]s, including {{Wiki\|Hōjō Ujiyasu}}, [[Uesugi Kenshin]], and [[Takeda Shingen]]. In 1564 (or possibly 1570, according to other sources), he traveled to [[Kyoto]], where his demonstration before the {{Wiki\|Ashikaga Yoshiteru\|shōgun}} left a significant impression. Consequently, he gained numerous disciples among the warriors, including Lord [[Yagyū Munetoshi]], to whom he imparted his art and granted the "teaching rights" of the Shinkage-ryū, the new sword school he had founded. {{Wiki\|Yagyū Shinkage-ryū\|This school}} later became associated with the {{Wiki\|Yagyū clan\|Yagyū name}} and was established as the official sword school of the [[Tokugawa shogunate\|Tokugawa shoguns]] in the 17th century. Additionally, Kamiizumi Nobutsuna had significant ties to {{Wiki\|Zen}} [[Buddhism]], to which he was devoted from a young age. Various texts provide conflicting accounts of his death, suggesting the years 1577 or 1582. He is also known by several names, including Kamiizumi {{Wiki\|ja:伊勢国#武家官位としての伊勢守\|Ise no Kami}} and Ōgo {{Wiki\|Musashi Province\|Musashi}} no Kami.
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	[[Kamiizumi Nobutsuna]], a warrior from the [[Sengoku period]], hailed from {{Wiki\|Kōzuke Province\|Kōzuke}} in northern {{Wiki\|Kantō region\|Kantō}} and is renowned as a pivotal figure in {{Wiki\|kenjutsu}}, the art of the [[Katana\|sword]]. He is celebrated for founding the {{Wiki\|Shinkage-ryū}} (New Shadow School). Many historical and contemporary [[sword]] schools claim his teachings; however, like many foundational figures, his biography is subject to various episodes recounted much later and not always from credible sources. Both his birth and death dates remain uncertain.		[[Kamiizumi Nobutsuna]], a warrior from the [[Sengoku period]], hailed from {{Wiki\|Kōzuke Province\|Kōzuke}} in northern {{Wiki\|Kantō region\|Kantō}} and is renowned as a pivotal figure in {{Wiki\|kenjutsu}}, the art of the [[Katana\|sword]]. He is celebrated for founding the {{Wiki\|Shinkage-ryū}} (New Shadow School). Many historical and contemporary [[sword]] schools claim his teachings; however, like many foundational figures, his biography is subject to various episodes recounted much later and not always from credible sources. Both his birth and death dates remain uncertain.

	Nobutsuna is believed to have been born in 1506 at the family manor near {{Wiki\|Mount Akagi}}, where he grew up. As an adult, he appears to have served several prominent [[daimyō]]s, including {{Wiki\|Hōjō Ujiyasu}}, [[Uesugi Kenshin]], and [[Takeda Shingen]]. In 1564 (or possibly 1570, according to other sources), he traveled to [[Kyoto]], where his demonstration before the {{Wiki\|Ashikaga Yoshiteru\|shōgun}} left a significant impression. Consequently, he gained numerous disciples among the warriors, including Lord [[Yagyū Munetoshi]], to whom he imparted his art and granted the "teaching rights" of the Shinkage-ryū, the new sword school he had founded. {{Wiki\|Yagyū Shinkage-ryū\|This school}} later became associated with the {{Wiki\|Yagyū clan\|Yagyū name}} and was established as the official sword school of the [[Tokugawa shogunate\|Tokugawa shoguns]] in the 17th century. Additionally, Kamiizumi Nobutsuna had significant ties to {{Wiki\|Zen}} [[Buddhism]], to which he was devoted from a young age. Various texts provide conflicting accounts of his death, suggesting the years 1577 or 1582. He is also known by several names, including Kamiizumi Ise no Kami and Ōgo Musashi no Kami.		Nobutsuna is believed to have been born in 1506 at the family manor near {{Wiki\|Mount Akagi}}, where he grew up. As an adult, he appears to have served several prominent [[daimyō]]s, including {{Wiki\|Hōjō Ujiyasu}}, [[Uesugi Kenshin]], and [[Takeda Shingen]]. In 1564 (or possibly 1570, according to other sources), he traveled to [[Kyoto]], where his demonstration before the {{Wiki\|Ashikaga Yoshiteru\|shōgun}} left a significant impression. Consequently, he gained numerous disciples among the warriors, including Lord [[Yagyū Munetoshi]], to whom he imparted his art and granted the "teaching rights" of the Shinkage-ryū, the new sword school he had founded. {{Wiki\|Yagyū Shinkage-ryū\|This school}} later became associated with the {{Wiki\|Yagyū clan\|Yagyū name}} and was established as the official sword school of the [[Tokugawa shogunate\|Tokugawa shoguns]] in the 17th century. Additionally, Kamiizumi Nobutsuna had significant ties to {{Wiki\|Zen}} [[Buddhism]], to which he was devoted from a young age. Various texts provide conflicting accounts of his death, suggesting the years 1577 or 1582. He is also known by several names, including Kamiizumi {{Wiki\|伊勢国#武家官位としての伊勢守\|Ise no Kami}} and Ōgo {{Wiki\|Musashi Province\|Musashi}} no Kami.
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imported>Darman36: Kyoto event date discrepancy means shōgun could be either Ashikaga Yoshiteru ('46–'65) or Yoshiaki ('68–'73), but both ENG/JP wiki agree it was the former

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Kyoto event date discrepancy means shōgun could be either Ashikaga Yoshiteru ('46–'65) or Yoshiaki ('68–'73), but both ENG/JP wiki agree it was the former

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	Kamiizumi Nobutsuna, a warrior from the Sengoku period, hailed from ~~Kôzuke~~ in northern ~~Kantô~~ and is renowned as a pivotal figure in kenjutsu, the art of the sword. He is celebrated for founding the Shinkage-~~ryu~~ (New Shadow School). Many historical and contemporary sword schools claim his teachings; however, like many foundational figures, his biography is subject to various episodes recounted much later and not always from credible sources. Both his birth and death dates remain uncertain.		[[Kamiizumi Nobutsuna]], a warrior from the [[Sengoku period]], hailed from {{Wiki\|Kōzuke Province\|Kōzuke}} in northern {{Wiki\|Kantō region\|Kantō}} and is renowned as a pivotal figure in {{Wiki\|kenjutsu}}, the art of the [[Katana\|sword]]. He is celebrated for founding the {{Wiki\|Shinkage-ryū}} (New Shadow School). Many historical and contemporary [[sword]] schools claim his teachings; however, like many foundational figures, his biography is subject to various episodes recounted much later and not always from credible sources. Both his birth and death dates remain uncertain.

	Nobutsuna is believed to have been born in 1506 at the family manor near Mount Akagi, where he grew up. As an adult, he appears to have served several prominent ~~daimyos~~, including ~~Hojo~~ Ujiyasu, Uesugi Kenshin, and Takeda Shingen. In 1564 (or possibly 1570, according to other sources), he traveled to Kyoto, where his demonstration before the ~~shogun~~ left a significant impression. ~~Conseguently~~, he gained numerous disciples among the warriors, including Lord ~~Yagyû~~ Munetoshi, to whom he imparted his art and granted the "teaching rights" of the Shinkage-~~ryû~~, the new sword school he had founded. This school later became associated with the ~~Yagyû~~ name and was established as the official sword school of the Tokugawa shoguns in the 17th century. Additionally, Kamiizumi Nobutsuna had significant ties to Zen Buddhism, to which he was devoted from a young age. Various texts provide conflicting accounts of his death, suggesting the years 1577 or 1582. He is also known by several names, including Kamiizumi Ise no Kami and ~~Ôgo~~ Musashi no Kami.		Nobutsuna is believed to have been born in 1506 at the family manor near {{Wiki\|Mount Akagi}}, where he grew up. As an adult, he appears to have served several prominent [[daimyō]]s, including {{Wiki\|Hōjō Ujiyasu}}, [[Uesugi Kenshin]], and [[Takeda Shingen]]. In 1564 (or possibly 1570, according to other sources), he traveled to [[Kyoto]], where his demonstration before the {{Wiki\|Ashikaga Yoshiteru\|shōgun}} left a significant impression. Consequently, he gained numerous disciples among the warriors, including Lord [[Yagyū Munetoshi]], to whom he imparted his art and granted the "teaching rights" of the Shinkage-ryū, the new sword school he had founded. {{Wiki\|Yagyū Shinkage-ryū\|This school}} later became associated with the {{Wiki\|Yagyū clan\|Yagyū name}} and was established as the official sword school of the [[Tokugawa shogunate\|Tokugawa shoguns]] in the 17th century. Additionally, Kamiizumi Nobutsuna had significant ties to {{Wiki\|Zen}} [[Buddhism]], to which he was devoted from a young age. Various texts provide conflicting accounts of his death, suggesting the years 1577 or 1582. He is also known by several names, including Kamiizumi Ise no Kami and Ōgo Musashi no Kami.
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{{Spoilerhd|20 June 2025|[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]}}
Kamiizumi Nobutsuna, a warrior from the Sengoku period, hailed from Kôzuke in northern Kantô and is renowned as a pivotal figure in kenjutsu, the art of the sword. He is celebrated for founding the Shinkage-ryu (New Shadow School). Many historical and contemporary sword schools claim his teachings; however, like many foundational figures, his biography is subject to various episodes recounted much later and not always from credible sources. Both his birth and death dates remain uncertain.

Nobutsuna is believed to have been born in 1506 at the family manor near Mount Akagi, where he grew up. As an adult, he appears to have served several prominent daimyos, including Hojo Ujiyasu, Uesugi Kenshin, and Takeda Shingen. In 1564 (or possibly 1570, according to other sources), he traveled to Kyoto, where his demonstration before the shogun left a significant impression. Conseguently, he gained numerous disciples among the warriors, including Lord Yagyû Munetoshi, to whom he imparted his art and granted the "teaching rights" of the Shinkage-ryû, the new sword school he had founded. This school later became associated with the Yagyû name and was established as the official sword school of the Tokugawa shoguns in the 17th century. Additionally, Kamiizumi Nobutsuna had significant ties to Zen Buddhism, to which he was devoted from a young age. Various texts provide conflicting accounts of his death, suggesting the years 1577 or 1582. He is also known by several names, including Kamiizumi Ise no Kami and Ôgo Musashi no Kami.
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