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ISSHIN KEMPO GENEALOGY Hand Fighting, Took 2.20.2010 (1683 - 1760/66) Okinawa on a Student Named Conquer Kung Kusanku Prepared by Christopher J Birth of the Chatan Yara 1477 China Hand Way Okinawan King (1668 - 1756) began with the Okinawa Sho Shin bans arrival of the First to disseminate Te martial arts mysterious Kusanku who settled in 1609 Okinawa. Kusanku, Japanese Peichin Takahara an expert in Chinese Satsuma ISSHIN KEMPO GENEALOGY hand fighting, took 2.20.2010 (1683 - 1760/66) Okinawa on a student named Conquer Kung Kusanku Prepared by Christopher J. Goedecke Okinawan Chuan fa (Tode) Kung Hsiang Chun Satunuku “Tode” Okinawa Design by Howard Craig Sakugawa in 1756 2016 by C. Goedecke Satsuma continue the ban on weapons. These bans contribute NAHA-TE LINEAGE to the development Soft Style. Shorei or Southern Shaolin Soft Style of unarmed favored muscular combat bodies, night systems fighting, grappling, submission, Anan Satunuku Sakugawa (Tode) pressure points, Chinese Sailor (1733 - 1815) multiple moves 1900-1930 (origins of Chinto) Father of Okinawan Karate on one opponent Between 1900 and absorbing and 1930 intense Arakaki Seisho body blows. Ryu Ryu Ko / Xie Zhongxiang rivalry developed (1840 - 1918) (1852 - 1930) between the Tode Fujian White Crane Kishin Teruya Sanchin Kata (1804 - 1864) Soft and Hard Wansu styles. Hard Style Giko Uku favored day In the 1930’s, (1800 - 1850) fighting, one groin kicks were Neifanchi strike kills prohibited in Sokon Matsumura and large body tournaments. (1809 - 1899) SHORIN LINEAGE High kicks Hard Style, Linear Karate movements. Shuri-Te / Shorin Ryu Linear karate Came into let a small man favor. beat a larger Kanryo Higashionna Ryuko Aragaki man. Double (1853 - 1916) (1875 - 1961) the momentum, Increase quadruple the Kokan Oyadomori In (1827 - 1905) impact. Popularity In Japan In 1926 Sakuma Pechin Tokumine Pechin Karate Kosaku Matsumura Yasutsune Itosu Became (1860 - 1910) (1829 - 1898) (1831 - 1915) popular in Japan. Okinawan Kenwa Mabuni Chojun Miyagi masters (1889 - 1952) (1888 - 1953) organized Shito Ryu Goju Ryu Founder their arts Tensho into Naha-Te, Tomari-Te and Shuri-Te Systems BUDDHIST KEMPO Chotoku Kyan Choki Motobu Chosin Chibana Gichin Funakoshi Moden Yabiku Kenwa Mabuni LINEAGE (1870 - 1945) (1870 - 1944) (1885 - 1969) (1868 - 1957) (1878 - 1941) (1889 - 1952) Shobayashi Shorin Ryu Kobayashi Shorin Ryu Kobayashi Shorin Ryu Shotokan Founder Shito Ryu Wu Hsing Tao (Mushindo) Chuan Fa Focus on spiritual and personal evolution 1945 First US Dojo Opens Robert Trias opens a Shuri-ryu karate dojo in Phoenix, Arizona Bodhidharma Early 5th Century 1962 Tatsuo Shimabuku Taira Shinken Morehei Ueshiba (1908 - 1975) March 6, 1962 The (1897 - 1970) (1883 - 1969) pioneering Bank Isshinryu Founder Kobudo (Weapons) Aikido Founder Street Dojo opens in Summit, NJ. Chan Kai Then Goedecke joins Tai Chi December 12, 1968 Lu He Ba Fa San Chia Ching Kang Szu (dates unknown) Esoteric Buddhism Grandmaster, Southern China 1970 Chen Yen Sect Isshin Kempo Don Nagle Founded (1938 - 1999) Katsumi Tanemura Jou Tsung Hwa Yoshimitsu Yamada (1917 - 1998) Aikido Isshinryu Shugoro Nakazato (1920 - 1991) Father of Hokushin Aiki Bujutsu Yang Tai Chi Chuan New Jersey Isshinryu Founder 1997 Sanchin Seven formed to promote internal martial art Malachi Lee principles Fa Tao Meng (1943 – 1976) (Ryushu Otomo) Isshinryu (dates unknown) Mushindo Kempo, Okinawa Gin Foon Mark Southern Mantis Style 2000 Robert Murphy June 1, 2000 (1937 - 2007) Goedecke assumes Ito Mitsugi Isshin Kempo (1896 - 1987) Isshin Shorin Ji Ryu Aikibudo, Japan Okinawa Te successorship Edward Smith Sidney Austin Rick Stickles Aikibudo (1925 - 1993) Aikido Yang Tai Chi Chuan Nagaboshi Tomio (1946 - 2005) Mushindo Kempo, England Aston Hugh Isshinryu, Goju William Chung Tai Chi Chuan (1935 - 2009) Lu He Ba Fa Hung Gar Kung Fu San Chia Frank Brita W. S. Russell Isshinryu (1946 - 2000) Isshin Kempo Founder Arakawa Tomio Mushindo Kempo, USA Aikibudo A W A Christopher J. Goedecke N Hayashi Tomio Isshin Kempo Successor I K Wind School 16 Braidburn Way Convent Station, NJ 07960 www.isshinkempo.com O This chart presents only pertinent genealogy to the Isshin Kempo system. Many additional masters and associations, too numerous to portray here, Joe Noonan Tim Smith Tom Lyons Nick Armitage Roberto Andrade have been excluded Tom Maloney (Stone) (Falun) (Tian Zhua) (Wayfarer) (Prince Five Weapons) (Stream Enterer) Isshin Kempo Isshin Kempo Isshin Kempo Isshin Kempo Isshin Kempo Isshin Kempo.
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