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"Budo" - The Difference Between "Budo" and Bugei

"Budo" - The distinction between "budo" and bugei and two possible interpretations of the meaning of the kanji that represents "budo". A scholar of the 19th century, Aizawa Yasushi made ​​the distinction between budo and bugei when he said: "The arts of the sword, spear, bow and chair represent the" bugei "however, know the protocol and honor, to preserve the way of the knight, strive by asceticism, and thus become stronghold of state, is "budo". Yasushi Aizawa Brief Explanation Summary meaning 2 kanji Bu Do (dou) The true meaning Two points of view 1. Method of winning by stopping an attack (stopping a spear) Two. Method of avoiding the need to use the lance In both cases we use the same word (bu) radicals using mean: a. A radical ceremonial indicating something (in this case, a decorted lance) b. And the radical indicating "to take", Tomaru As a professional is accordance with the founder I prefer the second idea The second word "do" means a path or discipline. Some of the story As a code In contrast Kishido was not codified until the late 19th century. summary Budo is the unwritten code of the samurai Although there are several views on the meaning of the word, I prefer the second that leads to peace 2:23 how to write the kanji. Note on writing Writing Rules Bu Kanji do Kanji There you go The history and meaning of Budo Want more? Leave me a comment Or, join my mailing list for more "tips" of this type and more about the relationship between kanji and martial arts. Facebook -   / parkssensei   YouTube -    / dpksensei   Blog - http://www.thedaveparksshow.com Email - marcosbenitez@hotmail.com Thanks