The Sanada 10

Does anyone know about the 10 warriors that pertached Sanada Yukimura
and the sanada clan i just now a little about Sarutobi Sasuke and
Kirigakure Saizo. So if you know please tell, thank you.

Hi

As far as I am aware Sarutobi Sasuke is a fictional
character created in the Meiji era and was supposed to
have been Ninja

Kirigakure I think is also a meiji era fictional ninja
character

Paul


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Does anyone know about the 10 warriors that pertached
Sanada Yukimura
and the sanada clan i just now a little about Sarutobi
Sasuke and
Kirigakure Saizo. So if you know please tell, thank
you.







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I can´t avoid remember the history of "Azumi" and "Azumi 2" films
where 10 young assasins were trained to kill three War Lords
incluided Sanada Yukimura.

That history incluid Sasuke Sarutobi too in the first film.
BTW Ijinmibu, Which is your source? It was true this episode?
(I don`t made reference to Azumi, I want to know about the assasin
team).

Best regards,

Helly




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>
> Hi
>
> As far as I am aware Sarutobi Sasuke is a fictional
> character created in the Meiji era and was supposed to
> have been Ninja
>
> Kirigakure I think is also a meiji era fictional ninja
> character
>
> Paul
>
>
> --- ijinmibu wrote:
>
>
> ---------------------------------
> Does anyone know about the 10 warriors that pertached
> Sanada Yukimura
> and the sanada clan i just now a little about Sarutobi
> Sasuke and
> Kirigakure Saizo. So if you know please tell, thank
> you.
>
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movies as a historical source...*


Sarutobi Sasuke is a FICTIONAL character. One who
commonly appears in various fictional works, but
fictional nonetheless.

And Azumi/Azumi 2 are possibly 2 of the worst movies
ever. Mindless stupid fun, yes. Anything resembling
anything near historical accuracy? No.


--- ahelly69 <ahelly69@...> wrote:

> I can´t avoid remember the history of "Azumi" and
> "Azumi 2" films
> where 10 young assasins were trained to kill three
> War Lords
> incluided Sanada Yukimura.
>
> That history incluid Sasuke Sarutobi too in the
> first film.
> BTW Ijinmibu, Which is your source? It was true
> this episode?
> (I don`t made reference to Azumi, I want to know
> about the assasin
> team).
>
> Best regards,
>
> Helly
>
>
>
>
> --- In samuraihistory@yahoogroups.com, Paul
> Richardson
> wrote:
> >
> > Hi
> >
> > As far as I am aware Sarutobi Sasuke is a
> fictional
> > character created in the Meiji era and was
> supposed to
> > have been Ninja
> >
> > Kirigakure I think is also a meiji era fictional
> ninja
> > character
> >
> > Paul
> >
> >
> > --- ijinmibu wrote:
> >
> >
> > ---------------------------------
> > Does anyone know about the 10 warriors that
> pertached
> > Sanada Yukimura
> > and the sanada clan i just now a little about
> Sarutobi
> > Sasuke and
> > Kirigakure Saizo. So if you know please tell,
> thank
> > you.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
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This sort of thing happens when people unquestioningly use films as
"sources" without any investigation.

Very few, if any films, are meant to be depictions of factual history. Had
this poster actually investigated the situation with Sanada Yukimura, he
would have found out that the portrayal of his encounter with Sarutobi
Sasuke in "Azumi" and "Azumi 2" was fictional -- because Sarutobi Sasuke is
fictional.

What films can be, however, are "stepping off" points to investigate actual
history.

By the way, the Azumi films were pure fictional fantasy. And I loved them.
:)

Nina

-----Original Message-----
From: samuraihistory@yahoogroups.com [mailto:samuraihistory@yahoogroups.com]
On Behalf Of Nate Ledbetter
Sent: Tuesday, October 25, 2005 3:30 AM
To: samuraihistory@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [samuraihistory] Re: The Sanada 10

*...and people wonder why I cringe when people mention movies as a
historical source...*


Sarutobi Sasuke is a FICTIONAL character. One who commonly appears in
various fictional works, but fictional nonetheless.

And Azumi/Azumi 2 are possibly 2 of the worst movies ever. Mindless stupid
fun, yes. Anything resembling anything near historical accuracy? No.


--- ahelly69 <ahelly69@...> wrote:

> I can´t avoid remember the history of "Azumi" and "Azumi 2" films
> where 10 young assasins were trained to kill three War Lords incluided
> Sanada Yukimura.
>
> That history incluid Sasuke Sarutobi too in the first film.

I agree with you Nina. BTW nobody said that Azumi/Azumi2 are serious reference historical sources, this is just in the mind of the spies "madeinhome".

I prefer Aya Ueto in this kind of fun films than any "mindless stupid" films about spiooonage! hehehe.

I love her too.

Bes regards,

Helly

"Boal, Nina" <Nina.Boal@...> escribió:
This sort of thing happens when people unquestioningly use films as
"sources" without any investigation.

Very few, if any films, are meant to be depictions of factual history. Had
this poster actually investigated the situation with Sanada Yukimura, he
would have found out that the portrayal of his encounter with Sarutobi
Sasuke in "Azumi" and "Azumi 2" was fictional -- because Sarutobi Sasuke is
fictional.

What films can be, however, are "stepping off" points to investigate actual
history.

By the way, the Azumi films were pure fictional fantasy. And I loved them.
:)

Nina

-----Original Message-----
From: samuraihistory@yahoogroups.com [mailto:samuraihistory@yahoogroups.com]
On Behalf Of Nate Ledbetter
Sent: Tuesday, October 25, 2005 3:30 AM
To: samuraihistory@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [samuraihistory] Re: The Sanada 10

*...and people wonder why I cringe when people mention movies as a
historical source...*


Sarutobi Sasuke is a FICTIONAL character. One who commonly appears in
various fictional works, but fictional nonetheless.

And Azumi/Azumi 2 are possibly 2 of the worst movies ever. Mindless stupid
fun, yes. Anything resembling anything near historical accuracy? No.


--- ahelly69 <ahelly69@...> wrote:

> I can´t avoid remember the history of "Azumi" and "Azumi 2" films
> where 10 young assasins were trained to kill three War Lords incluided
> Sanada Yukimura.
>
> That history incluid Sasuke Sarutobi too in the first film.

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--- In samuraihistory@yahoogroups.com, "Boal, Nina"
wrote:

>
> This sort of thing happens when people unquestioningly use films as
> "sources" without any investigation.
>
> Very few, if any films, are meant to be depictions of factual

history. Had

> this poster actually investigated the situation with Sanada

Yukimura, he

> would have found out that the portrayal of his encounter with

Sarutobi

> Sasuke in "Azumi" and "Azumi 2" was fictional -- because Sarutobi

Sasuke is

> fictional.
>

I was under the impression that the poster knew this, and was making
a point. Or maybe I put too much faith in people being able to
realize that a winged flying monkey-boy with a tail is probably a
fictional character.

Just so everyone knows I was not talking about flim charters, ok! I
was asking if the Sanada clan had a team of assasins.

I imagine every clan had they "special" groups.

Helly

ijinmibu <ijinmibu@...> escribió:
Just so everyone knows I was not talking about flim charters, ok! I
was asking if the Sanada clan had a team of assasins.







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