#1339 [2003-01-05 12:41:53]
Yagyu Jubei
by
patton2takeda
Can anyone provide a bibliography on this gentleman?
mahalo nui loa
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#1340 [2003-01-05 19:13:32]
Re: [samuraihistory] Yagyu Jubei
by
holydemon13
I don't know about how biographical it is, but where I started getting info
on him was through the Capcom PlayStation 2 game Oni-Musha 2: Samurai's
Destiny (which, admittedly, takes A LOT of liberties with life dates, as the
game was set in 1570 or 1573, and Jubei wasn't born until the 1600's). From
what little I've read on the actual man, he was born in 1606 to a sword
instructor in the Tokugawa government, and himself grew to be a great
swordsman. From that same source (an on-line edition of a Japanese magazine,
which one I am not sure), he died in 1650, possibly in either a battle or a
duel.
By the way, I've got a question of my own: Does anyone know where I can
find out more about Saiga (or Saigo) Magoichi?
Later.
Tim
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#1344 [2003-01-06 05:32:13]
Re: [samuraihistory] Yagyu Jubei
by
William letham
You might try Lives of the Master Swordsmen by Makoto Sugawara. This
includes bios of his grandfather Muneyoshi and father Munenori as well as
info on Tsukahara Bokuden, Musashi etc etc. Its published by The East
Publications 1985. You can order it from their own website. Can't find it
offhand but just do a search with the title author and publisher.
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#1346 [2003-01-06 07:52:02]
Saiga Magoichi
by
sinseism
Magoichi!He is one of my favorite samurais.
"Shirikue Magoichi" by Shiba Ryotaro is the best novel on him I've
ever read.
I know one website devoted to him.One problem is it is in Japanese
only.
http://www.iris.dti.ne.jp/~min30-3/
> By the way, I've got a question of my own: Does anyone know where
I can
> find out more about Saiga (or Saigo) Magoichi?
>
> Later.
> Tim
>
>
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#1355 [2003-01-07 11:58:10]
Re: Yagyu Jubei
by
kitsuno
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#4695 [2004-06-28 08:20:17]
Saiga Magoichi
by
jeromelarre
Hello,
Through various sources but that I can't consider are the most
serious ones,
I met several times the name of Saiga Magoichi. I think he's somehow
related
to the saiga musketeers in sengoku period but I am not sure about
this.
Does anybody has any clue if it is a hisorical or fictionnal
character and
what he did or supposely did to be famous?
Thank you
Jérôme.
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#4698 [2004-06-28 19:30:33]
Re: [samuraihistory] Saiga Magoichi
by
holydemon13
Hey,
Saiga, or Saigo, Magoichi was a real person from the Sengoku era. If
memory serves me correctly, and I do not remember where I read it although it
was online, he was a captain, or leader in some way, of a gun squadron in the
Kii area, and may have been somehow associated with a group of monks there.
Additionally, although it doesn't really matter or apply: He made an appearance
in Capcom's best game ever, Onimusha 2: Samurai's Destiny in a supporting
role, where he is referred to as "captain of the Kiishi Saiga Gun Team". Hope
this helps a little. :-) Take care. :-)
L8r
Tim
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