Nagakura and the graves

It pretty much says "Matsumoto Ryojun and Nagakura Shinpachi work to
make graves for Kondou Isami and Hijikata Toshizou." As for the "you",
it's a kanji I've never seen before, so I'm going to have to ask one
of my senpai (senior classmates). By the way, my guess is that
Matsumoto Ryojun was a Buddhist monk. The name "Ryojun" seems to me to
be Buddhist monk-like.

--M.

Maybe Anji the Destroyer took another name?? :-) I've always been
fond of the idea that Anji bumped into Nagakura in Hokkaido.

phil

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wrote:

> It pretty much says "Matsumoto Ryojun and Nagakura Shinpachi work to
> make graves for Kondou Isami and Hijikata Toshizou." As for

the "you",

> it's a kanji I've never seen before, so I'm going to have to ask one
> of my senpai (senior classmates). By the way, my guess is that
> Matsumoto Ryojun was a Buddhist monk. The name "Ryojun" seems to me

to

> be Buddhist monk-like.
>
> --M.

> of my senpai (senior classmates). By the way, my
> guess is that
> Matsumoto Ryojun was a Buddhist monk. The name
> "Ryojun" seems to me to
> be Buddhist monk-like.

Matsumoto Ryojun was a physician (THE physician,
actually) for the Shogun and one of the few supporters
of the Shinsengumi after Yoshinobu's Zettai Kyojun.


Serizawa Kamo

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Serizawa Kamo wrote:

>Matsumoto Ryojun was a physician (THE physician,
>actually) for the Shogun and one of the few supporters
>of the Shinsengumi after Yoshinobu's Zettai Kyojun.
>
>

Can you explain what Zettai Kyojun is /means for the clueless---okay
me--- among us *grin*

--
Barbara Sheridan
http://www.barbarasheridan.net

> From: Barbara Sheridan
> <bsher213@...>
> Subject: Sserizawa--- Re: Nagakura and the graves
>
>
>
> Serizawa Kamo wrote:
>
> >Matsumoto Ryojun was a physician (THE physician,
> >actually) for the Shogun and one of the few
> supporters
> >of the Shinsengumi after Yoshinobu's Zettai Kyojun.
> >
> >
> Can you explain what Zettai Kyojun is /means for the
> clueless---okay
> me--- among us *grin*

Whoops... sorry for using those Japanese terms -_- Bad
habit of mine -_-

Zettai Kyojun was the "stance" (so to speak) of
Yoshinobu, meaning "Total Obedience". In this case,
total obedience to whatever order that the Ishin
government sent him.

Sorry again...


Serizawa Kamo


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