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Japanese Karate Masters
TermKanjiDescription
Arakaki Ankichi新垣安吉Early Shorinryu prodigy, died young, student of Kyan (1899-1927)
Arakaki Seisho新垣世璋Ryukyuan Court Translator, Naha-te Pioneer (1840-1918)
Chatan Yara北谷屋良Li Dao (利導) aka Chatan Yara, Kobudo Master. (1740-1812)
Chibana Choshin知花朝信Founder of Kobayashi Ryu, student of Itosu (1885-1969)
Chitose Tsuyoshi千歳强直Born Chinen (Gochoku) Masuo, founded Chitoryu (1898-1984)
Egami Shigeru江上茂Shotokan Karate Pioneer (1912-1981)
Funakoshi Gichin船越義珍Founder of Shotokan (松濤館) Karate (1868-1957)
Higa Seikichi比嘉世吉Son of Higa Seiko, former president of the Shodokan (1927-1999)
Higa Seiko比嘉世幸Early Gojuryu Karate Pioneer. (1898-1966)
Higashionna Kanryo東恩納寛量Naha-te pioneer, trained in China. (1853-1915)
Iha Kotatsu伊波興達Tomari-te teacher, student of Matsumora (1873-1928)
Itosu Anko糸洲安恒Father of modern Shorinryu karate. (1831-1916)
Jana Uekata Rizan謝名親方利山Executed by the Satsuma, practiced martial arts (1549-1611)
Kinjo Sanda金城真三良Kobudo Pioneer - Ufuchiku (1834-1916)
Kojo Chinpe湖城珍部1st Generation head of Kojoryu, Cai Shichang 蔡世昌 (1780-1865)
Kojo Choko湖城張喬Founder of Kojoryu, Cai Zhaogong 蔡肇功 (1656–1737)
Kojo Isei湖城以正3rd Generation head of Kojoryu (1832-1891)
Kojo Kafu湖城嘉富6th Generation head of Kojuryu (1909-1996)
Kojo Kaho湖城嘉宝4th Generation head of Kojoryu (1849-1925)
Kojo Shigeru湖城繁7th Generation head of Kojoryu (1934-1970)
Kojo Shoi湖城精仁2nd Generation head of Kojoryu, Cai Changwei 蔡昌偉 (1816-1906)
Kojo Shuren湖城秀蓮5th Generation head of Kojuryu (1883-1945)
Kojo Tatei湖城大禎Early Karate pioneer, aka Goken Tanme (1838-1917)
Kuniyoshi Shinkichi国吉真吉Early Naha Te pioneer, Saijutsu/Bojutsu master (1848-1926)
Kyan Chotoku喜屋武朝徳Famous karate teacher and pioneer of Tomari Te (1870-1945)
Kyoda Juhatsu許田重発Naha-te pioneer, founder of Toonryu 東恩流 (1887-1968)
Maezato Ranpo真栄里蘭芳Early karateka often associated with Iwa. (1838-1904)
Makabe Choken真壁朝顕Ryukyuan lord and early Te pioneer. (1785-1825)
Matayoshi Seitoku又吉清徳Student of Tamaki Juei, kobudo genius (1941-2021)
Matayoshi Shinko又吉眞光Legendary Kobudo pioneer (1888-1947)
Matayoshi Shinpo又吉眞豊Founder of Matayoshi Kobudo (1921-1997)
Matsumora Kosaku松茂良興作Tomari Te Pioneer and significant contributor (1829-1898)
Matsumura Sokon松村宗棍Bushi, aka Kiyo Sokon (嘉陽宗棍), Jigenryu/Te Master (1809-1899)
Miyagi Chojun宮城長順Founder of Gojuryu Karate. (1888-1953)
Miyagi Kei宮城敬Son of Miyagi Chojun and Soke of Gojuryu (1919-2008)
Motobu Choki本部朝基Karate pioneer, greatly contributed to modern karate (1870-1944)
Motobu Choyu本部朝勇Early Influential Karate Pioneer (1857-1928)
Nagamine Shoshin長嶺将真Founder of Matsubayashi Shorin Ryu, Author (1907-1997)
Nakaima Kenchu仲井間憲忠Son of Nakaima Kenri, early karate pioneer (1856-1953)
Nakaima Kenji仲井間憲児Karateka and sword expert, 5th Soke of Ryueiryu (1934-2022)
Nakaima Kenko仲井間憲孝Organizer of Ryueiryu style, Kobudo expert (1911-1989)
Nakaima Kenri仲井間憲里Aka Nakaima Norisato, early Naha karate pioneer (1819-1879)
Nakama Chozo名嘉真朝増Student of Chibana, had many students (1899-1982)
Nakamura Shigeru仲村茂Founder of Okinawa Kempo (1894-1969)
Nakasone Seiyu仲宗根正侑Tomari-Te Master student of Iha Kotatsu (1895-1983)
Nakazato Joen仲里常延Founder of Shorinjiryu, student of Kyan (1922-2010)
Nakazato Shugoro仲里周五郎Founder of Shorinkan, student of Chibana (1920-2016)
Odo Seikichi小渡世吉Proponent of Okinawa Kenpo (1926-2002)
Sakiyama Kitoku崎山喜徳Legendary Naha Bushi and early karate pioneer (1821-1904)
Sakugawa Kanga佐久川寛賀Bojutsu expert, aka Teruya Kanga (1786-1867)
Sakugawa Kangi佐久川寛喜Early bojutsu pioneer, aka Teruya Kangi aka Tote (1733-1815)
Shimabuku Tatsuo島袋龍夫Founder of Isshinryu (一心流) Karate (1908-1975)
Shimabukuro Taro島袋善良Famous karate teacher - had 28 teachers (1905-1980)
Soken Hohan祖堅方範Founder of Seito Matsumura Shorinryu (1891-1982)
Tamaki Juei玉城寿英Naha Te Pioneer and Gojuryu & kobudo prodigy (1905-1997)
Teruya Kishin照屋規箴One of the founders of Tomari Te (1804-1864)
Toguchi Seikichi渡口政吉Gojuryu Pioneer, founded Shoreikan (1917-1998)
Tokashiki Iken渡嘉敷唯賢Founder of Gohakukai, karate historian (1940-present)
Toma Seiki當真正貴Shorinryu prodigy, taught many top level instructors (1922-2007)
Toma Shian當眞嗣安Shorinryu Master founder of Seidokan 正道館 (1929-2013)
Uechi Kanbun上地完文Founder of Uechi Ryu (1877-1948)
Uema Joki上間上輝Shorinryu visionary, kata and history collector (1920-2011)
Yagi Meitoku八木明徳Gojuryu Pioneer, founded Meibukan (1912-2003)

Chinese Martial Arts Masters
TermKanjiDescription
Bodhidharma菩提達磨Indian Monk responsible for Zen Buddhism (approx 500-580)
Li Yuan利元Chinese immigrant, first steward of Chatan (1630-1705)
Liu Long Gong劉龍公Chinese Military Attaché AKA Ryu Ryu Ko, Ason 阿孫 (1792-1881)
Wai Xinxian王新山Early martial arts pioneer who taught the Shorin method on Okinawa
Wu Xianghui吳賢貴Gokenki, Chinese White Crane Master (1886-1940)
Xie Xongxiang謝崇祥Founder of Minghe Quan (1852-1930) *NOT RYU RYU KO*
Yao Wei Bo瑶違伯Iwa - Chinese Martial Arts teacher in Fuzhou (approx 1800-1890)
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