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Hiodoshi Katsugorō (****anese: 緋縅 勝五郎, born
Moriwaki (森脇), 1773 –
February 22, 1830) was a ****anese sumo
wrestler from
Yamagata District, Aki
Province (now...
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Hiodoshi Rikiya (****anese: 緋縅 力弥, born Kōtarō
Moriwaki (森脇 幸太郎,
Moriwaki Kōtarō), 1799 –
August 15, 1836) was a ****anese
professional sumo
wrestler from...
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Sakamata Chloe [ja] (沙花叉クロヱ)
Kazama Iroha [ja] (風真いろは)
ReGLOSS Hiodoshi Ao [ja] (火威青)
Otonose Kanade [ja] (音乃瀬奏)
Ichijou Ririka [ja] (一条莉々華) Juufuutei...
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Chisui (ちすゐ, ****umed to be "血吸", thus "Bloodsucker"),
vermilion armor (
hiodoshi)
called randen gusari (らんでん鎖,
Randen Chain), and a
vermilion helmet called...
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first wrestler from
Hiroshima Prefecture to be
promoted at this rank
since Hiodoshi Katsugorō in 1814, 127
years earlier.
Akinoumi earned promotion to yokozuna...
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Raiden Tameemon 雷電爲右衞門 28 (unofficial) 1767 Tōmi,
Nagano 1795 1811
Retired Hiodoshi Katsugorō 緋縅 勝五郎 0 1773
Yamagata District,
Hiroshima 1814 ?
demoted Tamagaki...
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survival and reforestation.
Using new
found technology, an
alchemist named Hiodoshi spearheaded a
project called Project Espgaluda,
which gathered youths and...
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Observation Rōmaji
transliteration ****anese Akaō 赤翁 Used by
former ōzeki
Hiodoshi after his retirement.
Akitsushima 秋津嶋
Araiwa 荒岩
Asogatake 阿蘇ヶ嶽 Chitosegawa...
- upheavals,
notably caused by the
absence of the
dominant yokozuna Inazuma.
Hiodoshi II,
another ōzeki, also
stopped parti****ting in a
series of tournaments...
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Summer Autumn Tokyo Tokyo Tokyo 1952
Fujitayama Imaoshima* Kakureizan* 1951
Hiodoshi Oiwazan Shionishiki 1950
Masumiyama Kainoyama Yonekawa* 1949 Narutoumi...
