Database: Sen no Rikyu - Revision history

Lady Kyashira at 04:25, 1 June 2026

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	[[Sen no Rikyū]] was a renowned [[tea]] master of his time. He was originally from [[Sakai]] and was the {{Wiki\|:ja:田中与兵衛\|son}} of a wealthy [[merchant]] who held a position in the {{Wiki\|:ja:会合衆\|city council}}. Rikyū was also influenced by {{Wiki\|Zen}} meditation and developed the {{Wiki\|Wabi-sabi\|wabi}} aesthetic under the guidance of Takeno Joo, his mentor. On the recommendation of [[Imai Sōkyū]], he joined the circle of [[Oda Nobunaga]], then of [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi]], who preferred him over Sōkyū. Moreover, Hideyoshi specifically assigned Rikyū to be in charge of the grand {{Wiki\|Japanese tea ceremony\|tea ceremony}}, during which he personally served the [[Michihito\|emperor]]. Hideyoshi and Rikyū were very close, but neither of them had an easy character to the point that they ended up arguing, and Hideyoshi sentenced him to death by ordering him to [[Seppuku\|cut open]] his abdomen. There is no information on why Hideyoshi acted in such a cruel manner, however, historians have made numerous assumptions, none of them prevailing over the others. Though, it is evident that Rikyū made a serious mistake to provoke the anger of his lord in such a way.		[[Sen no Rikyū]] was a renowned [[tea]] master of his time. He was originally from [[Sakai]] and was the {{Wiki\|:ja:田中与兵衛\|son}} of a wealthy [[merchant]] who held a position in the {{Wiki\|:ja:会合衆\|city council}}. Rikyū was also influenced by {{Wiki\|Zen}} meditation and developed the {{Wiki\|Wabi-sabi\|wabi}} aesthetic under the guidance of Takeno Joo, his mentor. On the recommendation of [[Imai Sōkyū]], he joined the circle of [[Oda Nobunaga]], then of [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi]], who preferred him over Sōkyū. Moreover, Hideyoshi specifically assigned Rikyū to be in charge of the grand {{Wiki\|Japanese tea ceremony\|tea ceremony}}, during which he personally served the [[Michihito\|emperor]]. Hideyoshi and Rikyū were very close, but neither of them had an easy character to the point that they ended up arguing, and Hideyoshi sentenced him to death by ordering him to [[Seppuku\|cut open]] his abdomen. There is no information on why Hideyoshi acted in such a cruel manner, however, historians have made numerous assumptions, none of them prevailing over the others. Though, it is evident that Rikyū made a serious mistake to provoke the anger of his lord in such a way.
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	{{DEFAULTSORT:Sen no Rikyu}}The {{Wiki\|Omotesenke\|three}} {{Wiki\|Urasenke\|main}} {{Wiki\|Mushakōjisenke\|tea schools}} of today, known as the {{Wiki\|:ja:三千家\|San Senke}}, are all from descendants of Sen no Rikyū.		{{DEFAULTSORT:Sen no Rikyu}}The {{Wiki\|Omotesenke\|three}} {{Wiki\|Urasenke\|main}} {{Wiki\|Mushakōjisenke\|tea schools}} of today, known as the {{Wiki\|:ja:三千家\|San Senke}}, are all from descendants of Sen no Rikyū.

Darman36 at 07:27, 6 May 2026

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	[[Sen no Rikyū]] was a renowned [[tea]] master of his time. He was originally from [[Sakai]] and was the {{Wiki\|:ja:田中与兵衛\|son}} of a wealthy [[merchant]] who held a position in the {{Wiki\|:ja:会合衆\|city council}}. Rikyū was also influenced by {{Wiki\|Zen}} meditation and developed the {{Wiki\|Wabi-sabi\|wabi}} aesthetic under the guidance of Takeno Joo, his mentor. On the recommendation of [[Imai Sōkyū]], he joined the circle of [[Oda Nobunaga]], then of [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi]], who preferred him over Sōkyū. Moreover, Hideyoshi specifically assigned Rikyū to be in charge of the grand {{Wiki\|Japanese tea ceremony\|tea ceremony}}, during which he personally served the [[Michihito\|emperor]]. Hideyoshi and Rikyū were very close, but neither of them had an easy character to the point that they ended up arguing, and Hideyoshi sentenced him to death by ordering him to [[Seppuku\|cut open]] his abdomen. There is no information on why Hideyoshi acted in such a cruel manner, however, historians have made numerous assumptions, none of them prevailing over the others. Though, it is evident that Rikyū made a serious mistake to provoke the anger of his lord in such a way.		[[Sen no Rikyū]] was a renowned [[tea]] master of his time. He was originally from [[Sakai]] and was the {{Wiki\|:ja:田中与兵衛\|son}} of a wealthy [[merchant]] who held a position in the {{Wiki\|:ja:会合衆\|city council}}. Rikyū was also influenced by {{Wiki\|Zen}} meditation and developed the {{Wiki\|Wabi-sabi\|wabi}} aesthetic under the guidance of Takeno Joo, his mentor. On the recommendation of [[Imai Sōkyū]], he joined the circle of [[Oda Nobunaga]], then of [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi]], who preferred him over Sōkyū. Moreover, Hideyoshi specifically assigned Rikyū to be in charge of the grand {{Wiki\|Japanese tea ceremony\|tea ceremony}}, during which he personally served the [[Michihito\|emperor]]. Hideyoshi and Rikyū were very close, but neither of them had an easy character to the point that they ended up arguing, and Hideyoshi sentenced him to death by ordering him to [[Seppuku\|cut open]] his abdomen. There is no information on why Hideyoshi acted in such a cruel manner, however, historians have made numerous assumptions, none of them prevailing over the others. Though, it is evident that Rikyū made a serious mistake to provoke the anger of his lord in such a way.

	~~The {{Wiki\|Omotesenke\|three}} {{Wiki\|Urasenke\|main}} {{Wiki\|Mushakōjisenke\|tea schools}} of today, known as the {{Wiki\|:ja:三千家\|San Senke}}, are all from descendants of Sen no Rikyū.~~
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	{{DEFAULTSORT:Sen no Rikyu}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Sen no Rikyu}}The {{Wiki\|Omotesenke\|three}} {{Wiki\|Urasenke\|main}} {{Wiki\|Mushakōjisenke\|tea schools}} of today, known as the {{Wiki\|:ja:三千家\|San Senke}}, are all from descendants of Sen no Rikyū.
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Darman36 at 06:53, 6 May 2026

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	[[Sen no Rikyū]] was a renowned [[tea]] master of his time. He was originally from [[Sakai]] and was the {{Wiki\|:ja:田中与兵衛\|son}} of a wealthy [[merchant]] who held a position in the {{Wiki\|:ja:会合衆\|city council}}. Rikyū was also influenced by {{Wiki\|Zen}} meditation and developed the {{Wiki\|Wabi-sabi\|wabi}} aesthetic under the guidance of Takeno Joo, his mentor. On the recommendation of [[Imai Sōkyū]], he joined the circle of [[Oda Nobunaga]], then of [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi]], who preferred him over Sōkyū. Moreover, Hideyoshi specifically assigned Rikyū to be in charge of the grand {{Wiki\|Japanese tea ceremony\|tea ceremony}}, during which he personally served the [[Michihito\|emperor]]. Hideyoshi and Rikyū were very close, but neither of them had an easy character to the point that they ended up arguing, and Hideyoshi sentenced him to death by ordering him to [[Seppuku\|cut open]] his abdomen. There is no information on why Hideyoshi acted in such a cruel manner, however, historians have made numerous assumptions, none of them prevailing over the others. Though, it is evident that Rikyū made a serious mistake to provoke the anger of his lord in such a way.		[[Sen no Rikyū]] was a renowned [[tea]] master of his time. He was originally from [[Sakai]] and was the {{Wiki\|:ja:田中与兵衛\|son}} of a wealthy [[merchant]] who held a position in the {{Wiki\|:ja:会合衆\|city council}}. Rikyū was also influenced by {{Wiki\|Zen}} meditation and developed the {{Wiki\|Wabi-sabi\|wabi}} aesthetic under the guidance of Takeno Joo, his mentor. On the recommendation of [[Imai Sōkyū]], he joined the circle of [[Oda Nobunaga]], then of [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi]], who preferred him over Sōkyū. Moreover, Hideyoshi specifically assigned Rikyū to be in charge of the grand {{Wiki\|Japanese tea ceremony\|tea ceremony}}, during which he personally served the [[Michihito\|emperor]]. Hideyoshi and Rikyū were very close, but neither of them had an easy character to the point that they ended up arguing, and Hideyoshi sentenced him to death by ordering him to [[Seppuku\|cut open]] his abdomen. There is no information on why Hideyoshi acted in such a cruel manner, however, historians have made numerous assumptions, none of them prevailing over the others. Though, it is evident that Rikyū made a serious mistake to provoke the anger of his lord in such a way.

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	[[Sen no Rikyū]] was a renowned [[tea]] master of his time. He was originally from [[Sakai]] and was the {{Wiki\|:ja:田中与兵衛\|son}} of a wealthy [[merchant]] who held a position in the {{Wiki\|:ja:会合衆\|city council}}. Rikyū was also influenced by {{Wiki\|Zen}} meditation and developed the {{Wiki\|Wabi-sabi\|wabi}} aesthetic under the guidance of Takeno Joo, his mentor. On the recommendation of [[Imai Sōkyū]], he joined the circle of [[Oda Nobunaga]], then of [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi]], who preferred him over Sōkyū. Moreover, Hideyoshi specifically assigned Rikyū to be in charge of the grand {{Wiki\|Japanese tea ceremony\|tea ceremony}}, during which he personally served the [[Michihito\|emperor]]. Hideyoshi and Rikyū were very close, but neither of them had an easy character to the point that they ended up arguing, and Hideyoshi sentenced him to death by ordering him to [[Seppuku\|cut open]] his abdomen. There is no information on why Hideyoshi acted in such a cruel manner, however, historians have made numerous assumptions, none of them prevailing over the others. Though, it is evident that Rikyū made a serious mistake to provoke the anger of his lord in such a way.		[[Sen no Rikyū]] was a renowned [[tea]] master of his time. He was originally from [[Sakai]] and was the {{Wiki\|:ja:田中与兵衛\|son}} of a wealthy [[merchant]] who held a position in the {{Wiki\|:ja:会合衆\|city council}}. Rikyū was also influenced by {{Wiki\|Zen}} meditation and developed the {{Wiki\|Wabi-sabi\|wabi}} aesthetic under the guidance of Takeno Joo, his mentor. On the recommendation of [[Imai Sōkyū]], he joined the circle of [[Oda Nobunaga]], then of [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi]], who preferred him over Sōkyū. Moreover, Hideyoshi specifically assigned Rikyū to be in charge of the grand {{Wiki\|Japanese tea ceremony\|tea ceremony}}, during which he personally served the [[Michihito\|emperor]]. Hideyoshi and Rikyū were very close, but neither of them had an easy character to the point that they ended up arguing, and Hideyoshi sentenced him to death by ordering him to [[Seppuku\|cut open]] his abdomen. There is no information on why Hideyoshi acted in such a cruel manner, however, historians have made numerous assumptions, none of them prevailing over the others. Though, it is evident that Rikyū made a serious mistake to provoke the anger of his lord in such a way.

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	[[Sen no Rikyū]] was a renowned [[tea]] master of his time. He was originally from [[Sakai]] and was the {{Wiki\|:ja:田中与兵衛\|son}} of a wealthy [[merchant]] who held a position in the {{Wiki\|:ja:会合衆\|city council}}. Rikyū was also influenced by {{Wiki\|Zen}} meditation and developed the {{Wiki\|Wabi-sabi\|wabi}} aesthetic under the guidance of Takeno Joo, his mentor. On the recommendation of [[Imai Sōkyū]], he joined the circle of [[Oda Nobunaga]], then of [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi]], who preferred him over Sōkyū. Moreover, Hideyoshi specifically assigned Rikyū to be in charge of the grand {{Wiki\|Japanese tea ceremony\|tea ceremony}}, during which he personally served the [[Michihito\|emperor]]. Hideyoshi and Rikyū were very close, but neither of them had an easy character to the point that they ended up arguing, and Hideyoshi sentenced him to death by ordering him to ~~{{Wiki\|~~Seppuku\|cut open}} his abdomen. There is no information on why Hideyoshi acted in such a cruel manner, however, historians have made numerous assumptions, none of them prevailing over the others. Though, it is evident that Rikyū made a serious mistake to provoke the anger of his lord in such a way.		[[Sen no Rikyū]] was a renowned [[tea]] master of his time. He was originally from [[Sakai]] and was the {{Wiki\|:ja:田中与兵衛\|son}} of a wealthy [[merchant]] who held a position in the {{Wiki\|:ja:会合衆\|city council}}. Rikyū was also influenced by {{Wiki\|Zen}} meditation and developed the {{Wiki\|Wabi-sabi\|wabi}} aesthetic under the guidance of Takeno Joo, his mentor. On the recommendation of [[Imai Sōkyū]], he joined the circle of [[Oda Nobunaga]], then of [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi]], who preferred him over Sōkyū. Moreover, Hideyoshi specifically assigned Rikyū to be in charge of the grand {{Wiki\|Japanese tea ceremony\|tea ceremony}}, during which he personally served the [[Michihito\|emperor]]. Hideyoshi and Rikyū were very close, but neither of them had an easy character to the point that they ended up arguing, and Hideyoshi sentenced him to death by ordering him to [[Seppuku\|cut open]] his abdomen. There is no information on why Hideyoshi acted in such a cruel manner, however, historians have made numerous assumptions, none of them prevailing over the others. Though, it is evident that Rikyū made a serious mistake to provoke the anger of his lord in such a way.

	The {{Wiki\|Omotesenke\|three}} {{Wiki\|Urasenke\|main}} {{Wiki\|Mushakōjisenke\|tea schools}} of today, known as the {{Wiki\|:ja:三千家\|San Senke}}, are all from descendants of Sen no Rikyū.		The {{Wiki\|Omotesenke\|three}} {{Wiki\|Urasenke\|main}} {{Wiki\|Mushakōjisenke\|tea schools}} of today, known as the {{Wiki\|:ja:三千家\|San Senke}}, are all from descendants of Sen no Rikyū.

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	Sen no ~~Rikyu~~ was a renowned tea master of his time. He was originally from Sakai and was the son of a wealthy merchant who held a position in the city council. ~~Rikyu~~ was also influenced by Zen meditation and developed the wabi aesthetic under the guidance of Takeno Joo, his mentor. On the recommendation of Imai ~~Sokyu~~, he joined the circle of Oda Nobunaga, then of Toyotomi Hideyoshi, who preferred him over ~~Sokyu~~. Moreover, Hideyoshi specifically assigned ~~Rikyu~~ to be in charge of the grand tea ceremony, during which he personally served the emperor. Hideyoshi and ~~Rikyu~~ were very close, but neither of them had an easy character to the point that they ended up arguing, and Hideyoshi sentenced him to death by ordering him to cut open his abdomen. There is no information on why Hideyoshi acted in such a cruel manner, however, historians have made numerous assumptions, none of them prevailing over the others. Though, it is evident that ~~Rikyu~~ made a serious mistake to provoke the anger of his lord in such a way.		[[Sen no Rikyū]] was a renowned [[tea]] master of his time. He was originally from [[Sakai]] and was the {{Wiki\|:ja:田中与兵衛\|son}} of a wealthy [[merchant]] who held a position in the {{Wiki\|:ja:会合衆\|city council}}. Rikyū was also influenced by {{Wiki\|Zen}} meditation and developed the {{Wiki\|Wabi-sabi\|wabi}} aesthetic under the guidance of Takeno Joo, his mentor. On the recommendation of [[Imai Sōkyū]], he joined the circle of [[Oda Nobunaga]], then of [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi]], who preferred him over Sōkyū. Moreover, Hideyoshi specifically assigned Rikyū to be in charge of the grand {{Wiki\|Japanese tea ceremony\|tea ceremony}}, during which he personally served the [[Michihito\|emperor]]. Hideyoshi and Rikyū were very close, but neither of them had an easy character to the point that they ended up arguing, and Hideyoshi sentenced him to death by ordering him to {{Wiki\|Seppuku\|cut open}} his abdomen. There is no information on why Hideyoshi acted in such a cruel manner, however, historians have made numerous assumptions, none of them prevailing over the others. Though, it is evident that Rikyū made a serious mistake to provoke the anger of his lord in such a way.

	The three main tea schools of today, known as the San Senke, are all from descendants of Sen no ~~Rikyu~~.		The {{Wiki\|Omotesenke\|three}} {{Wiki\|Urasenke\|main}} {{Wiki\|Mushakōjisenke\|tea schools}} of today, known as the {{Wiki\|:ja:三千家\|San Senke}}, are all from descendants of Sen no Rikyū.
	[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]		[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]
	[[Category:Database: Historical Characters]]		[[Category:Database: Historical Characters]]
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Sen no Rikyu}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Sen no Rikyu}}

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Sen no Rikyu was a renowned tea master of his time. He was originally from Sakai and was the son of a wealthy merchant who held a position in the city council. Rikyu was also influenced by Zen meditation and developed the wabi aesthetic under the guidance of Takeno Joo, his mentor. On the recommendation of Imai Sokyu, he joined the circle of Oda Nobunaga, then of Toyotomi Hideyoshi, who preferred him over Sokyu. Moreover, Hideyoshi specifically assigned Rikyu to be in charge of the grand tea ceremony, during which he personally served the emperor. Hideyoshi and Rikyu were very close, but neither of them had an easy character to the point that they ended up arguing, and Hideyoshi sentenced him to death by ordering him to cut open his abdomen. There is no information on why Hideyoshi acted in such a cruel manner, however, historians have made numerous assumptions, none of them prevailing over the others. Though, it is evident that Rikyu made a serious mistake to provoke the anger of his lord in such a way.

The three main tea schools of today, known as the San Senke, are all from descendants of Sen no Rikyu.
[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]
[[Category:Database: Historical Characters]]
{{DEFAULTSORT:Sen no Rikyu}}