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Hidenoyama stable (秀ノ山部屋,
Hidenoyama-beya) is a
stable of sumo wrestlers, part of the
Nishonoseki ichimon, or
group of stables. It was
formed by former...
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Hidenoyama Raigorō (秀ノ山 雷五郎, 1808 – June 16, 1862) was a ****anese sumo
wrestler from Kesennuma,
Mutsu Province. He was the sport's 9th yokozuna. Born Kikuta...
- Uto,
Kumamoto 1840 1844 —
Minato 9
Hidenoyama Raigorō 秀の山 雷五郎 6
Hidenoyama Kesennuma,
Miyagi 1847 1850 —
Hidenoyama 10 Unryū Kyūkichi 雲龍 久吉 7
Jinmaku Yanagawa...
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Miyagi Prefecture to have been
promoted to this rank and the
first since Hidenoyama in 1841, 15
years earlier. He is also the last
wrestler to hold that title...
- of the
weight and
height minimums system. In
October of the same year,
Hidenoyama (former ōzeki Kotoshōgiku)
broke off from
Sadogatake to
found his own...
- family. He made his
professional debut within Hidenoyama stable under the
tutelage of
former komusubi Hidenoyama Denjirō (秀ノ山伝治郎) in
November 1807. He was...
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competition on Day 6. As the
owner of the
Hidenoyama toshiyori kabu or
elder stock, he ****umed the
Hidenoyama (秀ノ山) name and
became a
coach at Sadogatake...
- Preceded by
Inazuma Raigorō 8th
Yokozuna 1840–1844 Succeeded by
Hidenoyama Raigorō
Yokozuna is not a
successive rank, and more than one
wrestler can hold...
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excursion to Edo (now
modern day Tokyo) and
briefly became a
pupil of
Hidenoyama Raigorō, the 9th yokozuna. He
worked under Tokushima Domain and took the...
- Preceded by
Hidenoyama Raigorō 10th
Yokozuna 1861–1865 Succeeded by
Shiranui Kōemon
Yokozuna is not a
successive rank, and more than one
wrestler can hold...
