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		1500 -luvulla Gyokko ryu siirtyi Sakagami -perheelle, ja 1532 - 1555 järjestelmä järjestettiin uudelleen Sakagami Taro Kuniushige:n toimesta, joka nimesi järjestelmän Gyokko ryu Shitojutsuksi.
		Häntä ei kuitenkaan koskaan rekisteröity Koto ryussa, ja hänen nimensä esiintyy ainoastaan Gyokko ryu suurmestareiden joukossa.
		Gyokko ryu oli paitsi Koshijutsua, myös tunnettu tekniikoistaan Katanalla, Tantolla ja Bolla.
	www.finbujin.com /kouluGyokko.htm (1210 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Gyokko Ryu
		Gyokko Ryu is a school of kosshijutsu (attacks to muscle and nerve points), shitojutsu (using the thumb and fingers for striking), kenjutsu, and bojutsu.
		Gyokko Ryû techniques use the sword as a shield and the hand holding the blade is often used alone (in Katate).
		Gyokko Ryu Koshijutsu is the oldest of the nine martial art traditions that make up the Bujinkan System, and it is safe to say that it is the core style of the majority of our arts.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Gyokko-Ryu (715 words)

	Gyokko Ryu Koshijutsu
		The ryu was passed down from generation to generation and was repeated until it was given to Sakagami Taro Kunishige.
		Gyokko ryu is roughly divided into three sections: unarmed vs unarmed, unarmed vs knife, unarmed vs sword.
		The movement in Gyokko ryu is also around an opponent's fixed point of balance.
	cjj2004.tripod.com /budoryu/id97.html (334 words)

	Gyokko Ryu Koshijutsu
		Gyokko Ryu was developed in China during the T’ang Dynasty.
		Togakure Ryu Ninpo Taijutsu is a distant branch of the Gyokko Ryu Kosshijutsu.
		It was taught in the Gyokko Ryu to only use as much strength as needed to defeat the opponent.
	uk.geocities.com /bcdojo/gyokko.htm (824 words)

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		The ryu was passed down from generation to generation and was repeated until it was given to Sakagami Taro Kunishige.
		Gyokko ryu is roughly divided into three sections: unarmed vs unarmed, unarmed vs knife, unarmed vs sword.
		Koto Ryu is one of the very few Ryu that sometimes changes the grip of the sword by holding it with the left hand near the tsuka.
	www.bujinkanbc.com /Ryuinfo.htm (2237 words)

	Ninjutsu
		Gyokko Ryu forms the basis for Togakure Ryu, Koto, Gikan, Shinden Fudo, Gyokushin, and Kumogakure.
		Takamatu's grandfather, Toda Shinryuken Masamitsu, was the 24th Soke of Shinden Fudo Ryu and a master of Bikenshin Ryu as well as a sword instructor to the Tokugawa Shogunate.
		Gyokushin Ryu is very similar to Gyokko Ryu and it is thought that its founder, Sasaki Goeman Teruyoshi, was from the Gyokko Ryu.
	www.ninjutsu.uk.com /history/9schools.htm (905 words)

	Bujinkan Dojo Adelaide/History
		This ryu is known as the "bodyguard school", and was founded by Takagi Oriuemon Shigenobu around 1650.
		The third of the ninja ryus, it uses similar taijutsu as Togakure Ryu, and is also known for double blocks and strikes This ryu originated with Heinaizaemon Ienaga Iga in the mid 1500.
		Not much is known of this ryu except that it is an Iga ninja school and concentrated more on the espionage side of ninjutsu, rather than the fighting side.
	www.bujinkanadelaide.org.au /history.htm (657 words)

	E-Budo.com - View Single Post - Gyokko Ryu...
		Gyokko Ryu has the style of Koshijutsu (Attacking soft tissue)but was known as "Hichojutsu" (flying bird method) prior to it becoming "koshijutsu".
		Gyokko ryu has a strong influence in the Takamatsu Den because it is where allot of our basics come from as well as most of the techniques from the Kihon Happo.
		Gyokko Ryu is also very specific with kyusho and different fists (fudo ken, shito/boshi ken etc.)which are used on kyusho, hence Koshijutsu.
	www.e-budo.com /forum/showpost.php?p=199113&postcount=2 (230 words)

	Ninjutsu and Samurai Ryu Yamajutsu-Kai (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The founder of Togakure Ryu was Daisuke Nishina.
		Gyokushin Ryu is very similar to Gyokko Ryu and it is thought that its founder, Sasaki Goerman Teruyoshi, was from the Gyokko Ryu.
		Kumogakure Ryu was possibly developed in the 1600's by the Toda family as a school of thought.
	mobilemouse.co.nz /ninjutsu/ryu.html (887 words)

	Genbukan / KJJR International Headquarters
		Gyokko Ryu is a famous school of Kosshi-jutsu (called "Shito-jutsu" in older times) and is also known as Gyokko Ryu Ninpo - which was the source of Haku-un Ryu Ninpo from Iga.
		Gyokko Ryu is also the oldest school of Kosshi-jutsu and is the source of almost all Ninpo Taijutsu.
		Takamatsu Sensei taught that Koto Ryu Koppo-jutsu, Gyokushin Ryu Koppo-jutsu, Gikan Ryu Koppo-jutsu, Iga Ryu and Koga Ryu all descended from Gyokko Ryu.
	www.genbukan.org /cgi-bin/site.pl?1315&csProduct_productID=223 (556 words)

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		How the teachings of Gyokko Ryu were passed from him to Tozawa are unknown, as written records from this era are not available.
		Gyokko Ryu was incorporated into the collective known as Iga Ryu Ninpo, when it was passed into the Momochi family (circa 16th century) and has been incorrectly referred to as a "ninjutsu" school because of this.
		Gyokko Ryu was established by Sasaki Goemon Teruyori, an ancestor of Sasaki Gendayu Sadayasu who was a student of Sogyokko.
	biphome.spray.se /steven.hellingh/school.htm (996 words)

	Gyokko Ryu
		Gyokko Ryu- A school of Kosshijutsu[?] (Attacks to muscle and nerve points), Shitojutsu[?] (Using the thumb and fingers for striking), Kenjutsu, and Bojutsu[?].
		During the Tang Dynasty, Cho Gyokko brought the school to Japan, coming from China.
		It was handed down from generation to generation, Sakagami Taro Kunishige organised the ryu and served as headmaster from 1532 thru to 1555.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/gy/Gyokko_Ryu.html (180 words)

	Warrior Philosophy
		Hakuun ryu was initiated by Garyu doji and later featured the flexible usage of four demons: shadow demon, fire demon, earth demon and wind demon.
		The Takagi Yoshin Ryu uses many techniques similar to Judo or Aikido, but goes further in that when the techniques are applied, it is made difficult for the opponent to escape by rolling or breakfalling.
		A friendship was then formed, and Ishitani was taught the Gikan Ryu and when he attained the required skill level, Uryu presented him with the Menkyo Kaiden, and he became the next Soke of the Gikan Ryu, adding this lineage to two others that he was already the Soke of.
	www.greenman.dk /content/simple/bujinkan/ryu.html (2334 words)

	Gyokko Ryu - Definition, explanation
		Gyokko Ryu is a school of koshijutsu (attacks to muscle and nerve points), shitojutsu (using the thumb and fingers for striking), kenjutsu, and bojutsu.
		During the Tang dynasty, Cho Gyokko brought the school to Japan from China.
		Sakagami Taro Kunishige organized the ryu and served as headmaster from 1532 to 1555.
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/g/gy/gyokko_ryu.php (216 words)

	Gyokko Ryû
		These detailed descriptions of Gyokko Ryû Kamae are based on close examination of a wide variety of written text, photographs, and videotapes originating from Hatsumi Sensei.
		However at this time the author believes that this description is accurate, and a presents a reasonable representation of the Gyokko Ryû Kamae.
		To preserve the document's format and prevent others from claiming, or passing on, the material and layout as their own, this article can only be viewed as a "read-only" Adobe.pdf document.
	www.tacticalselfdefense.com /Bujinkan/Nineryu/gyokko.htm (491 words)

	Gyokko
		Gyokko Ryu Kosshijutsu was formalized as a system in the 1150’s.
		The concepts of Gyokko Ryu (and Kukishin Ryu Dakentaijutsu) are the core basis for the Kihon (fundamental) stages of Budo Taijutsu, including the Kihon Happo, Kosshi Kihon Sanpo and San Shin no Kata/Gogyo.
		For many generations, the teachings of the Koto Ryu were only taught to the next successor of Gyokko Ryu.
	www.mizunagaredojo.com /gyokko.htm (498 words)

	Togakure Ryu
		Kagakure Doshi was a shinobi, and the third soke of Hakuun Ryu, which was one of the original ninjutsu systems developed from the teachings of Ikai (Yi Gai, who brought the roots of koshijutsu from China).
		They also controlled Gyokko Ryu and Koto Ryu, and from that time on, all those martial arts systems were then passed down together.
		The 32nd Soke of Togakure Ryu, Shinryuken Masamitsu Toda, was the sword instructor for the Tokugawa Shogunate in the mid 19th century.
	www.geocities.com /remipulwer/Budo/TogakureRyu.html (1188 words)

	Ura & Omote Article Archives
		According to Kuden, the verbal tradition in Gyokko ryu, the system was developed in China during Tang-dynasty.
		The methods of Gyokko ryu are based on Koshijutsu (attacks against soft parts of the body).
		Gyokko ryu was, beside the Koshijutsu, also known for it's methods with Katana, Tanto and Bo.
	www.ashidome.com /uo/1095-o.htm (1272 words)

	Untitled Document
		Three of the ryu are based on the fighting arts and philosophy of Japan’s legendary Ninja Warriors, while some originated with the Samurai Class.
		In the Takagiyoshin and Shindenfudo Ryus the body rests on the heels and the toes are bent.
		Gyokko Ryu – posture compact and upright, hands held close to the body with arms bent.
	orgs.jmu.edu /bujinkanbudotaijutsu/bujinkan.htm (1150 words)

	Bujinkan Czech Dojo - Shidoshi Pavel Slavík
		V roce 2001 se výuka v Bujinkan Dojo zaměřila na školu Gyokko ryu a její katy.
		Momochi Sandayu, prominentní ninja z Iga ryu, působil v éře Tembun a stal se prvním členem rodiny Momochi, který byl Soke školy Gyokko ryu (a Koto ryu).
		Togakure ryu Ninpo Taijutsu je odlišná větev Gyokko ryu Kosshijutsu.
	www.bujinkan.cz /pavel/clanek_gyokko_ryu.htm (386 words)

	Untitled Document (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Examples of these ancient Greek methods remain in the shinden koto ryu, Hissaku was known as Klimakismos (ladder trick) to the Greeks, and it is known that OmoteGyaku was used in bouts.
		During a battle in 1542 the student chosen to be next grandmaster of the Shinden Koto Ryu was slain in battle.
		Bando Kotaro Minamoto Masahide’s death caused much grief in the masters heart, the Ryu was then passed on to Sakagami Kotaro Masashige, and was connected with the Gyokko Ryu from then on.
	www.ninjutsu.co.nz /KotoRyu.htm (1462 words)

	9 Ryu of the Bujinkan Dojo:
		This ryu was originally founded by Uryu Hangan Gikanbo in the mid 1500s and specializes in koppojutsu or bone-breaking techniques.
		The second ninjutsu ryu in the Bujinkan system was founded by Sasaki Goemon Teruyoshi in the mid 1500s.
		The third of the ninja ryus, it uses similar taijutsu as Togakure Ryu, and is also known for double blocks and strikes This ryu originated with Einaizaemon Ienaga Iga in the mid 1500s.
	www.bujinkanbc.com /RYU.htm (501 words)

	Question about Gyokko Ryu and video/DVD - Ninjutsu Study Forum
		Shihan Bud Malmstrom's Gyokko Ryu CD-ROM does contain all of the wazas but, they are performed slightly differently than what is shown in Soke's video and as they are described in the Nidan Manual.
		Bud malmstroms video and vcd/pc cd on gyokko ryu is good for the katas of gyokko ryu, I also like manaka unsui's jinenkan video sets on gyokko ryu, as well as the other ryu-ha and weapons that he puts out as well, expensive but really good.
		The reason I believe this is that Soke retains the Densho Scrolls for Gyokko Ryu Koshijutsu, making him the 28th Soke of the style and I'm pretty sure he will have added to these techniques over the years.
	www.ninjutsuforum.com /showthread.php?t=6 (773 words)

	History & Tradition (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Togakure Ryu never had a official founding as some martial arts, just Daisuke and Shima who was also alive at the same time and worked with Daisuke.
		It was interesting to note that the 11, 12 and 13th Soke of the Ryu are named after the main town of Iga, Ueno.
		32nd Soke of Togakure Ryu, Shinryuken Masamitsu Toda was also a master in the Bikenshin Ryu and was the sword instructor for the Tokugawa Shogunate in the mid 19th century.
	home.comcast.net /~bujinmilpitas/index_files/history.htm (2814 words)

	Nine Ryu page
		Legend tells of its founder Yo Gyokko using this koshijutsu (the attacking of nerve centres with pinching or striking finger drives) system to defeat several tens of warrior monks lead by an old man of strange appearance who wanted Yo dead because of his reputation in defeating challengers.
		All of these methods are said to have been developed in the mountains of Kumano by shugenja warrior monks who first of all developed the use of their shakujo ringed staff to defend themselves.
		It was realised that the Kukishinden Ryu was superior in the stick fighting arts, but that the unarmed combat techniques of the Takagi Toshin Ryu was in its own turn superior.
	www.ninjutsu.org.uk /nineryu.htm (1106 words)

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		（西元907年，唐代衰亡之後，許多皇室貴族逃到了日本） The names Yo Gyokko (Yao Yu Hu) and Cho Gyokko are associated with the art leaving China and arriving in Japan.
		（利用關節摧毀對手的肌肉，以及利用手指撕裂、刺穿、衝擊對方，用腳重擊對方，近身格鬥則用擒拿和摔技） It was taught in the Gyokko Ryu to only use as much strength as needed to defeat the opponent.
		Gyokko Ryu Koshijutsu 是九的戰爭的藝術的傳統的老年人那構成這 Bujinkan 系統, 和它是安全的去說那它是我們的藝術的這大多數的這果心風格.
	hipinose.tripod.com /Gyokko.htm (731 words)

	Japanese Martial Arts
		The literal translation of Bujinkan is "Hall of the Divine Warrior." Hatsumi Soke gave his organization this name to honour his teacher Takamatsu Toshitsugu, the first person to receive the title Soke in all of the nine Ryu of which the Bujinkan is composed and which have histories dating from the eighth century onwards.
		This is a striking system that traces its roots to the 13th Soke of Gyokko Ryu, Sogyokko Kanritsushi.
		This is a ninjutsu system that traces its roots back to the 13th Soke of Gyokko Ryu, Sogyokko Kanritsushi.
	www.pastornet.net.au /response/articles/25.htm (2994 words)

	De 9 ryu's (scholen) — Bujinkan Maastricht
		It is thought that the Koto Ryu came from China via Korea, brought by Chan Busho, a Chinese warrior, in the form similar to koshijutsu.
		Yet it would be many hundreds of years before the style was shaped into Koto Ryu koppojutsu.The exact origin of the style is not known, but the techniques of this Ryu were organized and formulated into a proper Ryuha by Sakagami Taro Kunishige in 1542.Sakagami Taro Kunishige.
		Koto Ryu had a unique and unorthodox method of kenjutsu, handling the sword in a way that gave the observer the impression that the swordsman was unskilled, changing the gripping method and stance at will.
	www.livingbudo.nl /kai-o-dojo/the-bujinkan/de-9-ryu-s-scholen (2100 words)

	Bujinkan Malta (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Three of these are Ninjutsu schools, specialising in espionage, information gathering, geography, battle tactics etc. The other six ryu are more focused in the combative technique areas.
		This was the first ryu that Takamatsu learned form his grandfather.
		The third of the ninja ryus, it uses similar taijutsu as Togakure Ryu, and is also known for double blocks and strikes This ryu originated with Heinaizaemon Ienaga Iga in the mid 1500.
	www.bujinkanmalta.com /9schools.html (572 words)

	Bujinkan Anaguma Dojo
		Techniques are done assuming the combatants are wearing armor, and the movements reflect this The techniques in Kukishinden ryu are said to have come from China and the land beyond China and is also said to be founded in the 12th century.
		The shinden fudo ryu was known for its use of nature as an ally, and techniques are often very casual looking.
		Summary: The third of the ninja ryus, it uses similar taijutsu as Togakure Ryu, and is also known for double blocks and strikes.
	www.bujinkananagumadojo.com /about_bujinkan.htm (1145 words)

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