Ise-ryu

Japanese: 伊勢流 - いせりゅう

〘Noun〙① One of the schools of samurai ceremonies. Its founder was Ise Musashinokami Mitsutada. Starting with Ise Sadachika, who served Ashikaga Yoshimasa and held the post of Mandokoro, successive generations of samurai instructed etiquette in the court of the Ashikaga shogunate. Around the Genroku era ( 1688-1704 ), as Ogasawara-style ceremonies became popular, this school gradually became impractical. ※Essays, Teijo Miscellaneous Notes (around 1784), vol. 1 "The etiquette passed down in my family, therefore, should actually be called Ashikaga-style, <omitted>, but it is not known as such in the world. It is called Ise-style."② = Ise Shinto (Ise Shinto) ※Ukiyo-zoshi, Genroku Taiheiki (1702), vol. 7 "Ise-style (Ise-ryu) is a pine-flooded forest."③ A school of saddle-hitting masters. It has continued for several generations since Sadanaga, the grandson of Ise Sadatsugu, a vassal of Ashikaga Yoshimitsu, learned the method of making saddle stirrups from Hatakeyama Nakatsukasa Shoyu, a disciple of Otsubo Dozen. ④ = Iseha (Ise school) ① ※ Haikai and Hairon (1764) 1 "Ise school (abbreviation) It is called Ise school in other countries and is called Ise school in the secular world because of this reason." ⑤ It is a school of gunnery. Its founder was Mori Ise no Kami Takamasa, the founder of the Saeki Mori clan. The second lord of the Sendai domain, Date Tadamune, was one of its disciples. [Glossary] (1) ① played an active role in the late Muromachi period as a tutor to the shogun's family, the general magistrate of the palace who was in charge of etiquette in the palace, and the head stable official, and was a so-called master of traditional ceremonies.
(2) Under the Tokugawa shogunate and feudal domain system, as a family of samurai descendants, they were given stipends on a par with hatamoto (samurai retainers of the Shogunate), but they remained a family that only answered questions in samurai ceremonies, and the Ise school gradually declined.

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Japanese:

〘名〙① 武家典礼の流派の一つ。伊勢武蔵守満忠を祖とする。足利義政に仕えて政所職にあった伊勢貞親以降、代々足利幕府の殿中の作法の指導にあたった。元祿（一六八八‐一七〇四）頃からは小笠原流諸礼が盛行したため、だんだん非実用化した。※随筆・貞丈雑記（1784頃）一「我家に伝へ来る所の礼法、故実は、〈略〉足利流といふべき事なれども、世上にて左様にはいはず。伊勢流と云也」② ＝いせしんとう（伊勢神道）※浮世草子・元祿大平記（1702）七「伊勢流(イセリウ)は松下見林」③ 鞍打師の一流派。足利義満の臣伊勢貞継の孫貞長が鞍鐙(くらあぶみ)の製法を大坪道禅の高弟畠山中務少輔から受けて以来数代続いた。④ ＝いせは（伊勢派）①※俳諧・俳論（1764）一「伊勢流〈略〉他国より呼んで世俗伊勢流と号する事此乙由より称す」⑤ 砲術の一派。佐伯毛利家の始祖、毛利伊勢守高政を祖とする。仙台藩二代目藩主、伊達忠宗も弟子の一人。[語誌](1)①は室町後期においては、将軍家の傅育役、殿中の作法をとりしきる殿中総奉行、御厩別当などいわゆる故実礼式家として活躍した。
(2)徳川幕藩体制下になって、武家故実家として、旗本並みに祿されたが、武家儀礼の下問に答える家柄にとどまり、伊勢流は次第に衰えた。

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