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A saihai (采配) was a baton carried by samurai commanders in feudal Japan, now used by Kannushi in formal settings. The saihai or sai-hai was a sign of rank and a signal device.

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rdfs:label	Saihai (es) Saihai (fr) 采配 (ja) Saihai (en)
rdfs:comment	Un saihai (采配 ''saihai''?) es un bastón que llevaban los comandantes samuráis en el Japón feudal. Posteriormente han sido utilizados por los kannushi en entornos formales. El saihai era un signo de rango y sirvió para la señalización de las tropas. (es) Un saihai (采配) est un bâton porté par les commandants samouraïs à l'époque du Japon féodal. Le saihai ou sai-hai est un signe de rang et un instrument de signalement. (fr) A saihai (采配) was a baton carried by samurai commanders in feudal Japan, now used by Kannushi in formal settings. The saihai or sai-hai was a sign of rank and a signal device. (en) 采配（さいはい）とは戦場で軍勢を率いる際に用いた指揮具。1尺ほどの柄に千切りの紙片や獣毛（犛〈はぐま〉の毛という）などを細長く垂らしたもので、振って合図を送るために用いられた。 (ja)
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has abstract	Un saihai (采配 ''saihai''?) es un bastón que llevaban los comandantes samuráis en el Japón feudal. Posteriormente han sido utilizados por los kannushi en entornos formales. El saihai era un signo de rango y sirvió para la señalización de las tropas. (es) Un saihai (采配) est un bâton porté par les commandants samouraïs à l'époque du Japon féodal. Le saihai ou sai-hai est un signe de rang et un instrument de signalement. (fr) A saihai (采配) was a baton carried by samurai commanders in feudal Japan, now used by Kannushi in formal settings. The saihai or sai-hai was a sign of rank and a signal device. (en) 采配（さいはい）とは戦場で軍勢を率いる際に用いた指揮具。1尺ほどの柄に千切りの紙片や獣毛（犛〈はぐま〉の毛という）などを細長く垂らしたもので、振って合図を送るために用いられた。 (ja)
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