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Heki Danjō Masatsugu
was a warrior and the creator of the school of basic archery skills for footsoldiers. Heki Danjō's teaching started one of the prominent schools of ''kyūdō'', which is named ''Heki-ryū'' after him. Several ''Heki-ryū'' branches are taught actively even today.
Heki Danjō lived in warlike times when it was considered honorable to be linked to famous warriors. For this reason there is no certainty to the connection between every Heki-ryū branch and the historical figure Heki Danjō. It is known however that Heki Danjō taught Yoshida Shigekata, who compiled the lessons in a scroll (''mokuroku''), which is still an important part of Heki-ryū's teaching. 〔Leif Bagge, The history of Heki Ryu From the Insai Ha point of view〕
The founder of ''Heki-ryū'' ''Insai''-branch, Yoshida Genpachirō Shigeuji, wrote about Heki Danjō as a manifestation of the god of war Hachiman. History tells us little of his life. Heki Danjō was born in Yamato, became a famed archer in a battle, taught kyūjutsu and shortly before his death, he became a monk at Mount Kōya. 〔Feliks F. Hoff (2002, engl.): Kyudo – the Way of the Bow, Shambala 2002, ISBN 1-57062-852-1〕
==See also==
*日置流 (''Heki-ryū'') in the Japanese Wikipedia
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