Okinawan Samurai: The Instructions of a Royal Official to his Only Son (Ryukyu Bugei - Ancient Martial Arts of the Ryukyu Islands)
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Okinawan Samurai: The Instructions of a Royal Official to his Only Son (Ryukyu Bugei - Ancient Martial Arts of the Ryukyu Islands)

by Chokushiki Pechin Aka/Ota

History Martial Arts
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In Okinawan Samurai, Chokushiki Pechin Aka/Ota shares vital instructions with his only son, drawing from his role as a royal official. This edition from the Ryukyu Bugei series explores the ancient martial arts heritage of the Ryukyu Islands, offering a window into traditional Okinawan wisdom and cultural practices passed down through the ages.

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Okinawan Samurai presents the instructions from Chokushiki Pechin Aka/Ota, a royal official, to his only son. This work is part of the Ryukyu Bugei series, focusing on the ancient martial arts of the Ryukyu Islands.

The text offers insights into the cultural and martial heritage of Okinawa, preserved through generations. It highlights the role of officials in transmitting knowledge within the royal context.

Readers gain an understanding of traditional practices that shaped the samurai-like traditions in the Ryukyu Kingdom. The instructions emphasize discipline and legacy in a historical setting.

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