Shinden Fudo Ryu

Shinden Fudô Ryû



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神伝不動流打拳体術

shinden fudô ryu dakentaijutsu



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神傳不動流
One of the secret attributes of the Shinden Fudo Ryu is the "Principle of Nature".（神傳不動流的一個神秘特質就是「崇尚自然」） The school has two styles of taijutsu: Dakentaijutsu and Jutaijutsu, each with its own sets of techniques.（神傳不動流有兩種體術系統：打拳體術和柔體術，各有各自的招式。） In the Dakentaijutsu, there are no stances- Shizen no kamae represents the 'natural posture' and holds no fixed form.（打拳體術中，並沒有固定的姿勢，以自然體作為架勢） Hojojutsu, the art of tying someone with a length of rope, is also taught in this Ryu-ha.（這個流派裡面，也傳授縛繩術，一種利用長繩綑綁對手的方法。） Also taught are several different types of yari (spear), Ono (war axe), O-Tsuchi (war hammer), and naginata.（同時也教授好幾種不同形式的長矛、戰斧、戰槌、薙刀）
Kuki Takei from the Kuki family of Kukishin Ryu was also from the Shinden Fudo Ryu.（來自九鬼神流中九鬼家的九鬼武井，也曾學過神傳不動流） Takenaka Tetsunoke, senior student of Jigano Kano, the founder of Judo, was at one time a student at the Shinden Fudo Ryu dojo.（Takenaka Tetsunoke（竹中？），嘉納治五郎先生的入門弟子，也曾有一段時間是神傳不動流的學生）
The Bugei Ryuha Daijiten lists the soke slightly differently from below, which is the list provided by Hatsumi Sensei, and is missing the 17th and 18th soke.（初見師父提供的神傳不動流宗家傳承稍微有點不同，而且遺失了第十七代和第十八代宗家） Toda Shinryuken Masamitsu, the 24th soke, was a samurai, and a master in the Bikenshin Ryu.（戶田真龍軒正光，第二十四代宗家，是個武士，也是Bikenshin流的師範） He was also a sword instructor to the Tokugawa Shogunate.（他也是德川幕府的劍術指導） He was Takamatsu Sensei's grandfather, and operated a dojo that had a plaque above the door which read: "Shinden Fudo Ryu Dakentaijutsu".（他是高松師父的祖父，他建立了道館，在門上的匾上寫著：神傳不動流打拳體術）
This was the first style that Takamatsu Sensei learned from Toda Sensei.（這是高松師父第一個從戶田師父那裡學習到的武術）

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A list of rules that was written into the Densho:

Know that endurance is simply a puff of smoke.
Know that the way of men is justice.
Forget the heart of greed, ease and relying on others.
One should regard both sadness and malice as natural laws, and just gain the enlightenment of an unshakeable heart.
In your heart, never leave the ways of loyalty and filial piety, and aspire greatly for the ways of the pen and the sword.
Observing the 5 rules above is the law of the dojo.


Written at New Year, Meiji 23 (1891)

Toda Shinryuken Masamitsu




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Citation :

Shinden Fudo Ryū Dakentaijutsu Happō Hiken (神伝不動流打拳体術) (Ecole du coeur immuable)
Ecole de Bujutsu

Origine : Chine (techniques de Kempo)

Date de création : 12 ème siècle

Style : Daken Taijutsu (techniques de frappe avec le corps), Jutai Jutsu (art de projeter et luxer)

Pas de Kamae en Daken Taijutsu, on utilise Shizen no Kamae : « posture naturelle »

Philosophie de l’école :
-La patience n’est seulement qu’un instant
-Savoir que le sentier sur lequel nous marchons est le chemin de la rectitude
-Oublier l’indifférence et l’égoisme
-Obtenir la paix du cœur par la compréhension du cœur immuable (Shinden Fudô)

Principes : Le secret de cette école est la recherche, l’étude et la pratique du « principe naturel, de la nature et de sa propre nature ». Il faut rechercher le mouvement le plus naturel possible.
Utiliser aussi peu de mouvements que possible, aussi peu d’efforts que possible.

Citations :
« Il n’y a pas de Kamae en Shinden Fudô Ryû ; c’est tout en mouvement naturel » Hatsumi Sensei 10 fev 2006
« Faites-le comme si vous étiez le vent. Ne saisissez pas, ne frappez pas, ne forcez pas ! Quand il attaque, vous vous effacez dans un souffle. Quand il recule, vous avancez dans un souffle. Soyez Fujin, le Dieu du vent » Hatsumi Sensei,5 mars 2006
« Le Shinden Fudo Ryu s’occupe du réalisme. Les gens ne vont pas laisser leur bras étendu pour vous dans la vie réelle » Nagato Sensei 5 fev 2006


L’école se compose de 3 niveaux complémentaires :
• Ten no Kata (hikken hasso)
• Chi no kata (hikken isshun)
• Shizen shigoku no kata

Nichigeki

Nichigeki kata, Ten no Kata level, Shinden Fudo Ryu Dakentaijutsu








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神傳不動流打拳体術 Shinden Fudō Ryū Dakentaijutsu

Divine Transmission of Immovability School – Striking Body Skill


天之型  Ten no Kata – heaven forms
一拳八相  Ikken Hassō – one fist infinite aspects/changes/potential



日撃     Nichi Geki – solar strike
月肝     Gekkan – moon liver
風靡     Fubi – bowing to the wind, overwhelm
雨龍     Uryū – rain dragon
雲雀     Hibari – cloud sparrow
雪耀     Setsuyaku – snow sparkle
霧散     Musan – fog scattering
霞雷     Karai – mist-thunder



地之型  Chi no Kata – earth forms
秘拳一瞬  Biken Isshun – secret/concealed strike in an instant


理拳     Riken – reason fist
心拳     Shinken – heart fist
雷拳     Raiken – thunder fist
変虚     Henkyo – changing emptiness
一閃     Issen – one flash
把拳     Akuken – grasping/bunching fist
乾坤     Kenkon – sign from heaven, heaven-earth
垂柳     Suiryu – weeping willow




自然至極之型  Shizen Shigoku no Kata
– extreme nature – naturally arriving at a conclusion, reaching the end
– natural hell methods (when read as Jigoku 地獄)


体流     Tai Nagashi – body flow
拳流     Kobushi Nagashi – fist flow
不抜     Fubatsu – untouchable
両手掛  Ryōte Gake – both-hand suspension
鵲        Kasasagi – magpie
鈴落     Suzu Otoshi – bell drop
霞落     Kasumi Otoshi – mist drop
狼倒     Rōtō – wolf topple
不動     Fudō – immovable
鶉刈     Ugari – quail clip
不諱     Fukan – no posthumous name
自然     Shizen – natural




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Généalogie



   

Ikai
Hogenbo, Tesshin
Sakabe, Tendo
1. Izumo, Kanja Yoshiteru (Kumano)	Yeikyu era (1113)
2. Minamoto, Hachiman Tamenari	Genyei era (1118)
3. Minamoto, Hachiro Tameyoshi	Hogen era (1156)
4. Mizuhara, Kuro Yoshinari	Genkyu era (1204)
5. Mugaibo, Shinnen	Tempuku era (1233)
6. Ohkuni, Zenhachiro Yoshinobu	Bunyie era (1264)
7. Hata, Saburo Sasukeyasu
8. Kotani, Yuhachiro Nobuchika	Geboko era (1321 or 1331)
9. Kaneko, Jinsuke Yoshikiyo	Shohei era (1346)
10. Tajima, Genkoro Nariyoshi	Genchu era (1384)
11. Kammon, Kokanja Yoshikane	Shocho era (1428)
12. Kimura, Hozen	Kwancho era (1460)
13. Ibuki, Yoshihaha	Bummei era (1469)
14. Otsuka, Hakushi Nyudo Tadamori	Yeisho era (1504)
15. Otsuka, Daikuro Tadahide	Taiyei era (1522)
16. Abe, Muga	Tensho era (1573)
17. Koga, Taro Kyokokaku	Tensho era (1573)
18. Katayama, Hokinokami Mori Hisayasu	Bunroku era (1592)
19. Shindo, Unsai	Kwanyei era (1624-1644)
20. Odagiri, Tohyoe Yoshihiso	Kwanyei era (1624-1644)
21. Iida, Jubee Tameyoshi	Meiwa era (1764)
22. Mori, Genroku Masahide	Bunkwa era (1804)
23. Toyota, Jubei Mitsuyoshi	Keiyo era (1865)
24. Toda, Shinryuken Masamitsu (Kobe)	Meiji era (1824 - 1909)
25. Takamatsu, Toshitsugu (Nara)	Taisho era (1909) (b.1888 - d.1972)
26. Hatsumi, Masaaki (Noda)	Showa era (1968) b. 1931 - )