- 2014),
better known by the ****anese
pronunciation of his
courtesy name, Go
Seigen (ご せいげん), was a Han
Chinese master of the game of Go. He is
considered by...
-
Seigen (written: 清源 or 勢源) is a
masculine ****anese
given name.
Notable people with the name include: Go
Seigen (呉 清源) (born 1914),
Chinese Go
player Toda...
- Toda
Seigen (富田 勢源, 1519?- ca. 1590s?) a
renowned swordsman during the
Sengoku Period in 16th
century ****an.
Seigen was
reputed as a
master of the Chūjō-ryū...
-
between the one-armed
swordsman Fujiki Gennosuke and the
blind samurai Irako Seigen and
deals with the cir****stances that led the two to parti****te in Tokugawa's...
- Go
Seigen also held Shūsai in very low esteem.
According to
Pieter Mioch, who
interviewed Go
Seigen for the
Dutch Go ****ociation magazine, Go
Seigen called...
- in 1924, of the
Nihon Ki-in. He
became a
great rival and
friend of Go
Seigen after the
latter was
brought to ****an from China. Go and
Kitani were the...
- was a
master of the ****ō-ryū
fighting style. He was a
student of Toda
Seigen and
teacher to Itō Ittōsai (possibly also
Sasaki Kojirō).
Kanemaki Jisai...
- The Wu
Qingyuan Cup, also
known as the Go
Seigen Cup or Wu
Qingyuan Cup
World Women's
Weiqi Tournament (Chinese: 吴清源杯世界女子围棋赛), is an
international women's...
-
Qingyuan Xingsi (Chinese: 青原行思; pinyin: Qīngyuán Xíngsī; ****anese:
Seigen Gyōshi; Korean: Chǒngwǒn Haengsa; Vietnamese:
Thanh Nguyên Hành Tư) was a Zen...
- Ishadō U****ata
Seigen (伊舎堂 親方 盛元, 13
March 1776 – 3
November 1842), also
known as his
Chinese style name Ō Kōretsu (翁 宏烈), was a
bureaucrat of the Ryukyu...
