Jion (1351–1409) was a monk during the Nanboku-chō period (14th century) of Japan. His full name was Nenami Okuyama Jion (he was born Sōma Shiro Yoshimoto, but adopted the Buddhist name Jion later in life). Jion was the founder of the Nen ryu fighting style, famous for the simple saying "Strike with the left arm extended". During Jion's life, he trained fourteen disciples. Tsutsumi Hozan his 12th, was trained with the jitte fighting style and is said to have ripped off another disciples' jaw. Jion was strict about who would be the sharer of his teachings. Jion devised a system in which only one disciple could share the knowledge per fief. This was to make sure that Jion's influence would spread widely. Jion's fourteen disciples shared his teachings to fourteen different regions. Due to thi
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| - 念阿弥 慈恩（ねんあみ じおん、ねんなみ じおん、1350年（南朝：正平5年、北朝：観応元年）? - 没年不詳）は日本の南北朝時代から室町時代にかけての剣客、禅僧。剣術流派の源流のひとつである念流の始祖とされる。俗名、相馬四郎、諱は義元。法名、奥山慈恩または念阿上人。 (ja)
- 念阿彌慈恩（1350年（南朝正平五年、北朝觀應元年）－？）日本南北朝、室町時代之禪僧、劍豪，日本兵法三大源流之一的念流祖師，日本劍術奠基人。俗名相馬四郎，諱義元，出家後法名奧山慈恩，法號念阿彌，尊號念阿上人。 (zh)
- Jion (1351–1409) was a monk during the Nanboku-chō period (14th century) of Japan. His full name was Nenami Okuyama Jion (he was born Sōma Shiro Yoshimoto, but adopted the Buddhist name Jion later in life). Jion was the founder of the Nen ryu fighting style, famous for the simple saying "Strike with the left arm extended". During Jion's life, he trained fourteen disciples. Tsutsumi Hozan his 12th, was trained with the jitte fighting style and is said to have ripped off another disciples' jaw. Jion was strict about who would be the sharer of his teachings. Jion devised a system in which only one disciple could share the knowledge per fief. This was to make sure that Jion's influence would spread widely. Jion's fourteen disciples shared his teachings to fourteen different regions. Due to thi (en)
- Jion (慈恩) (1351-1409) est un moine de la période Sengoku au Japon. Jion est le fondateur du style de combat Nen-ryū, célèbre pour la simplicité de sa formule « Frappe avec le bras gauche tendu ». Tout au long de sa vie, Jion a soigneusement formé quatorze disciples; Tsutsumi Hōzan est le 12e: il a été soigneusement formé dans le style de combat jitte. Tsutsumi Hozan a une fois arraché la mâchoire d'un autre disciple. Jion a alors refusé de le revoir. Il était assez strict quant au choix des transmetteurs de ses enseignements. Jion avait inventé un système afin qu'un seul disciple puisse émerger dans chaque fief. Ainsi, à la fin, les quatorze disciples de Jion ont efficacement développé et transmis son art dans quatorze régions différentes. Pour cette raison, de nombreux épéistes célèbres t (fr)
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| - Jion (1351–1409) was a monk during the Nanboku-chō period (14th century) of Japan. His full name was Nenami Okuyama Jion (he was born Sōma Shiro Yoshimoto, but adopted the Buddhist name Jion later in life). Jion was the founder of the Nen ryu fighting style, famous for the simple saying "Strike with the left arm extended". During Jion's life, he trained fourteen disciples. Tsutsumi Hozan his 12th, was trained with the jitte fighting style and is said to have ripped off another disciples' jaw. Jion was strict about who would be the sharer of his teachings. Jion devised a system in which only one disciple could share the knowledge per fief. This was to make sure that Jion's influence would spread widely. Jion's fourteen disciples shared his teachings to fourteen different regions. Due to this, many famous swordsmen such as Kamiizumi Nobutsuna and Yagyu Muneyoshi learned Jion's teachings. Even the famous Miyamoto Musashi is said to have followed some of Jion's fighting principles. (en)
- Jion (慈恩) (1351-1409) est un moine de la période Sengoku au Japon. Jion est le fondateur du style de combat Nen-ryū, célèbre pour la simplicité de sa formule « Frappe avec le bras gauche tendu ». Tout au long de sa vie, Jion a soigneusement formé quatorze disciples; Tsutsumi Hōzan est le 12e: il a été soigneusement formé dans le style de combat jitte. Tsutsumi Hozan a une fois arraché la mâchoire d'un autre disciple. Jion a alors refusé de le revoir. Il était assez strict quant au choix des transmetteurs de ses enseignements. Jion avait inventé un système afin qu'un seul disciple puisse émerger dans chaque fief. Ainsi, à la fin, les quatorze disciples de Jion ont efficacement développé et transmis son art dans quatorze régions différentes. Pour cette raison, de nombreux épéistes célèbres tels que Kamiizumi Nobutsuna et Yagyu Muneyoshi descendraient des enseignements de Jion. On sait que Miyamoto Musashi lui-même a suivi quelque peu certains principes énoncés par le moine Jion. (fr)
- 念阿弥 慈恩（ねんあみ じおん、ねんなみ じおん、1350年（南朝：正平5年、北朝：観応元年）? - 没年不詳）は日本の南北朝時代から室町時代にかけての剣客、禅僧。剣術流派の源流のひとつである念流の始祖とされる。俗名、相馬四郎、諱は義元。法名、奥山慈恩または念阿上人。 (ja)
- 念阿彌慈恩（1350年（南朝正平五年、北朝觀應元年）－？）日本南北朝、室町時代之禪僧、劍豪，日本兵法三大源流之一的念流祖師，日本劍術奠基人。俗名相馬四郎，諱義元，出家後法名奧山慈恩，法號念阿彌，尊號念阿上人。 (zh)
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