> im new and was wondering if there were anyLike what, welfare? The samurai United Way? I don't
> organizations out there
> supporting the samurai way?
> im new and was wondering if there were anyLike what, welfare? The samurai United Way? I don't
> organizations out there
> supporting the samurai way?
> you can look into the SCA. i think it stands for samurai clans association.You're not helping.
> not sure. i was just told to look up S.C.A.
> Greetings:The definitive history is "Deus Destroyed" by George Elison.
>
> I am doing a research about the history of the
> catholic church in Japan, in particular, their
> educacional efforts.
> Anyone have any information or source that speaks
> about eduactional efforts sustained by the jesuits
> missions in the XVI and XVII centuries?
> Or information about any effort developed after the
> banning of the third Tokugawa shogun? (outlaw of
> course).
> And finnaly, about the moment of the return during the
> Meiji restoration?
> Rodrigo Juri A. wrote:"We few, we happy few, we band of brothers;
> > Greetings:
> >
> > I am doing a research about the history of the
> > catholic church in Japan, in particular, their
> > educacional efforts.
> > Anyone have any information or source that speaks
> > about eduactional efforts sustained by the jesuits
> > missions in the XVI and XVII centuries?
> > Or information about any effort developed after
> the
> > banning of the third Tokugawa shogun? (outlaw of
> > course).
> > And finnaly, about the moment of the return during
> the
> > Meiji restoration?
>
>
> The definitive history is "Deus Destroyed" by George
> Elison.
>
> Tony
>
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>
> Anthony J. Bryant
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>
> Effingham's Heraldic Avatars (...and stuff):
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>
> Grand Cross, Order of the Laurel:
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>
>
>
> you can look into the SCA. i think it stands for samurai clans association.You're not helping.
> not sure. i was just told to look up S.C.A.
> well tony i actualy suggest, STUDY THE HISTORY FOR ABOUT FOUR YEARSlike i did
> well tony i actualy suggest, STUDY THE HISTORY FOR ABOUT FOUR YEARS like iUmmm.... dude...
> did THEN LOOK INTO THE S.C.A the s.c.a is an orginization with a group of
> people that basicly reanact a couple of famouse battles, and it requires a
> lot of strength and knoledge, THEY DONT TAKE JUST ANYONE THEIR IS A SERIES OF
> MANY TESTS JUST LIKE A REAL SAMURAI CLAN. sorry but i forgot the web site to
> go to look up at google, S.C.A samurai clans. it should bring up the site
> within the first four results on the list. AND DONT BE AN ASS ABOUT IT ASS
> HOLE.
> Thanks a lot... although is such a difficult book toWelcome to my world.
> find (and expensive)...
> Hi.Perhaps the book of five rings would also be good
>
> That will depend on what you mean... If you want to
> live as a samuray, the best option is to learn a
> traditional martial art. I sugest Iaido, Kendo or
> Aikido. Then, do your research : learn and live
> with
> samuray principles such as bushido code.
> I suggest you to read books like The code of the
> Samuray of Daidoji Yuzan, Hagakure and Bushido of
> Inazo Nitobe.
>
> Bye.
> well tony i actualy suggest, STUDY THE HISTORY FORABOUT FOUR YEARS like i
> did THEN LOOK INTO THE S.C.A the s.c.a is anorginization with a group of
> people that basicly reanact a couple of famousebattles, and it requires a
> lot of strength and knoledge, THEY DONT TAKE JUSTANYONE THEIR IS A SERIES OF
> MANY TESTS JUST LIKE A REAL SAMURAI CLAN. sorry buti forgot the web site to
> go to look up at google, S.C.A samurai clans. itshould bring up the site
> within the first four results on the list. AND DONTBE AN ASS ABOUT IT ASS
> HOLE.Ummm.... dude...
> Reading this and other posts related. I htink PatrickHe has been banned, as will anyone else who can't control themselves
> needs to not only appologise for passing out
> inaccurate information but also needs to appologise to
> Tony of his bad language.
>
> Patrick, in case you dont know, Tony is a well known
> internationally published author on Japanese history,
> he is also recognised for his knwoledge and studies
> (and skills) with regards to making japanese armous,
> and I also believe a member of the SCA
>
> Paul
>
>
>
> He has been banned, as will anyone else who can't control themselves
> here. Things have been getting pretty ridiculous and out of hand
> lately, and it is about time that the moderators start tightening
> the chains again for a while until things get back to status quo.
> The moderators have the right to ban anyone they feel necessary, and
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> track - this is a "Samurai HISTORY Forum", and flames will not be
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> century, the purely martial arts posts need to stop. Iaido, etc. is
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> hand, but random martial arts conversations most definately don't.
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> wrote:
>
> > Hi.
> >
> > That will depend on what you mean... If you want
> to
> > live as a samuray, the best option is to learn a
> > traditional martial art. I sugest Iaido, Kendo
> or
> > Aikido. Then, do your research : learn and live
> > with
> > samuray principles such as bushido code.
> > I suggest you to read books like The code of the
> > Samuray of Daidoji Yuzan, Hagakure and Bushido of
> > Inazo Nitobe.
> >
> > Bye.
>
> Perhaps the book of five rings would also be good
> reading
>
> Rick
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> Patrick Vetrano wrote:YEARS like i
> > well tony i actualy suggest, STUDY THE HISTORY FOR ABOUT FOUR
> > did THEN LOOK INTO THE S.C.A the s.c.a is an orginization with agroup of
> > people that basicly reanact a couple of famouse battles, and itrequires a
> > lot of strength and knoledge, THEY DONT TAKE JUST ANYONE THEIR ISA SERIES OF
> > MANY TESTS JUST LIKE A REAL SAMURAI CLAN. sorry but i forgot theweb site to
> > go to look up at google, S.C.A samurai clans. it should bring upthe site
> > within the first four results on the list. AND DONT BE AN ASSABOUT IT ASS
> > HOLE.http://www.sca.org .
>
>
> Ummm.... dude...
>
> "SCA" stands for "Society for Creative Anachronism." See
>SCA who have
> Nothing to do with samurai, although there are a few people in the
> Japanese "personae."earned it.
>
> And mellow out on the attitude. You haven't got the chops to have
>
>
>
> Tony
>
> --
>
> Anthony J. Bryant
> Website: http://www.sengokudaimyo.com
>
> Effingham's Heraldic Avatars (...and stuff):
> http://www.sengokudaimyo.com/avatarbiz.html
>
> Grand Cross, Order of the Laurel:
> http://www.cafepress.com/laurelorder