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Genjiyama Tsunagorō (****anese: 源氏山 綱五郎, born
Hanroku Seno (瀬野 半六, Seno Hanroku), 1786 –
April 8, 1844) was a ****anese
professional sumo
wrestler from...
- and made a
debut in
January 1910. His
first shikona or ring name was
Genjiyama Isesuke (源氏山 伊セ介). In
January 1914, he
changed its
given name to Daigorō...
- ōzeki from
Yamagata Prefecture and the
first promoted at this rank
since Genjiyama in
October 1825, 52
years earlier.
Asahidake was born in Tsuruoka, Yamagata...
- New
Zealand (1989) Marostica,
Italy (1993) Wafangdian,
China (2002)
Genjiyama Tsunagorō (born 1786), sumo
wrestler Chiyako Sato (born 1897), musician...
- Tōkichi 四賀峰 東吉 2 (unofficial) 1795 Kitakami,
Iwate 1824 1828
retired Genjiyama Tsunagorō 源氏山 綱五郎 1 (unofficial) 1786 Tendō,
Yamagata 1825 1826 demoted...
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physical characteristics. To the
north of the city
stands Mt.
Genji (源氏山,
Genjiyama) (92 m (302 ft)),
which then p****es
behind the
Daibutsu and
reaches Inamuragasaki...
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division in July 1984. To mark this
promotion he
changed his name to
Genjiyama Rikisaburō, but
reverted to
Terao Setsuo after a
single tournament. After...
- held in
September *Ayazakura
later became the Shōwa era
Ayagawa Gorōji *
Genjiyama later became Nishinoumi *Hakkuniyama
later became Kashiwado *Imaoshima...
- 1921, he
fought against wrestlers in
Tokyo sumo and
defeated sekiwake Genjiyama, ōzeki Tsunenohana,
yokozuna Ōnishiki and Kyushuzan.
Around this time...
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train or even step in the ring. He
joined Hidenoyama stable, led by ōzeki
Genjiyama, in 1827 and made his
debut in
March 1828,
under the shikona, or ring...
