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| ====Pre-利休==== | ====Pre-利休==== |
| * 明庵栄西（みょうあん えいさい）, monk who brought tea and Rinzai zen to Japan in 1191. Commemoration day on 5.6 (栄西忌）. | * 明庵栄西（みょうあん えいさい）, monk who brought tea and Rinzai zen to Japan in 1191. Commemoration day on 5.6 (栄西忌）. |
| ====裏千家==== | ====裏千家==== |
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| ^ № ^ Name ^ ⏳ ^ Summary ^ 茶杓 ^ | ^ № ^ Name ^ ⏳ ^ Summary ^ 茶杓 ^ |
| | 1 | 利休 | 1522-91 | | {{ :rikyu_chashack.jpeg?100 |}} | | | 1 | 利休 | 1522-91 | | {{ :rikyu_chashack.jpeg?100 }} | |
| | 2 | 少庵 | 1546-1614 | establishes family home in 京都 | {{ :shoan_chashack.jpeg?100 |}} | | | 2 | 少庵 | 1546-1614 | establishes family home in 京都 | {{ :shoan_chashack.jpeg?100 }} | |
| | 3 | 宗旦 | 1578-1658 | secluded | {{ :sotan_chashack.jpeg?100 |}} | | | 3 | 宗旦 | 1578-1658 | secluded | {{ :sotan_chashack.jpeg?100 }} | |
| | 4 | 仙叟 | 1622-97 | established 裏千家 and 大樋 | {{ :senso_chashack.jpeg?100 |}} | | | 4 | 仙叟 | 1622-97 | established 裏千家 and 大樋 | {{ :senso_chashack.jpeg?100 }} | |
| | 5 | 不休斎 | 1673-1704 | died young | {{ :fukyusai_chashack.jpeg?100 |}} | | | 5 | 不休斎 | 1673-1704 | died young | {{ :fukyusai_chashack.jpeg?100 }} | |
| | 6 | 六閑斎 | 1694-1726 | died young | {{ :rikkansai_chashack.jpeg?100 |}} | | | 6 | [[rikkansai|六閑斎]] | 1694-1726 | died young | {{ :rikkansai_chashack.jpeg?100 }} | |
| | 7 | 最々斎 | 1709-33 | died young | {{ :saisaisai_chashack.jpeg?100 |}} | | | 7 | 最々斎 | 1709-33 | Also called {{ruby|竺叟|ちく そう}}, from 表千家, died at age 25 after having served for 4 years as 家元. He 好みed the ためぬり 寒雲棗 and the 日の出棗 (quite similar to 淡々斎's), as well as the cherry blossom wood sticks for the flared 釜. | {{ :saisaisai_chashack.jpeg?100 }} | |
| | 8 | 又玄斎 | 1719-71 | developed the [[shichijishiki|七事式]] | {{ :yugensai_chashack.jpeg?100 |}} | | | 8 | 又玄斎 | 1719-71 | developed the [[shichijishiki|七事式]] | {{ :yugensai_chashack.jpeg?100 }} | |
| | 9 | 不見斎 | 1746-1801 | | {{ :fukensai_chashack.jpeg?100 |}} | | | 9 | 不見斎 | 1746-1801 | | {{ :fukensai_chashack.jpeg?100 }} | |
| | 10 | 認得斎 | 1770-1826 | | {{ :nintokusai_chashack.jpeg?100 |}} | | | 10 | 認得斎 | 1770-1826 | Had a pretty chill time, his style is quite 綺麗さび | {{ :nintokusai_chashack.jpeg?100 }} | |
| | 11 | [[gengensai|玄々斎]] | 1810-77 | adopted, developed 和巾点, 大炉, and some 茶箱 | {{ :gengensai_chashack.jpeg?100 |}} | | | 11 | [[gengensai|玄々斎]] | 1810-77 | adopted, developed 和巾点, 大炉, and some 茶箱 | {{ :gengensai_chashack.jpeg?100 }} | |
| | 12 | 又玅斎 | 1852-1917 | | {{ :yumyosai_chashack.jpeg?100 |}} | | | 12 | 又玅斎 | 1852-1917 | he participated in the [[sanyu|三友棚]] | {{ :yumyosai_chashack.jpeg?100 }} | |
| | 13 | [[ennousai|圓能斎]] | 1872-1924 | his mum taught in school, so he made 略盆 | {{ :ennosai_chashack.jpeg?100 |}} | | | 13 | [[ennousai|圓能斎]] | 1872-1924 | his mum taught in school, so he made 略盆 | {{ :ennosai_chashack.jpeg?100 }} | |
| | 14 | 淡々斎 | 1893-1964 | established 淡交会, first international tea rooms | {{ :tts_chashack.jpeg?100 |}} | | | 14 | 淡々斎 | 1893-1964 | established 淡交会, first international tea rooms | {{ :tts_chashack.jpeg?100 }} | |
| | 15 | 鵬雲斎 | 1923 | | | | | 15 | 鵬雲斎 | 1923 | | | |
| | 16 | 坐忘斎 | 1956 | | | | | 16 | 坐忘斎 | 1956 | | | |
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| * After 仙叟, all the 裏千家 heads have the name 宗室; but the other schools don't seem to have that tradition. | * After 仙叟, all the 裏千家 heads have the name 宗室; but the other schools don't seem to have that tradition. |
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| ====Contemporaries==== | |
| * Heads of Urasenke centers: London is 木村宗啓（きむら そうけい）, New York is 鈴木宗慶（すずき そうけい）and Brazil is 林宗慶（はやし）. | |
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| * [[restricted:hurtebises|Hurtebises]] | |
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| ====Memorial Services==== | ====Memorial Services==== |
| * 利休き is around the 28.3, where a 裏千家-sanctioned set of candle holder, 花入 and incence container (all bronze), as well as 楽 bowl and food stand are used. | * 利休き is around the 28.3, where a 裏千家-sanctioned set of candle holder, 花入 and incence container (all bronze), as well as 楽 bowl and food stand are used. |
| * 裏千家 uses a bronze tube-shaped 花入 for its memorial service for past masters. They are called 響筒, and are originally Chinese bronze tubes for storing sutras. | * 裏千家 uses a bronze tube-shaped 花入 for its memorial service for past masters. They are called 響筒, and are originally Chinese bronze tubes for storing sutras. |
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| | ====禅 figures==== |
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| | ===Chinese patriarchs=== |
| | * III was {{鑑智僧璨|かんち そうさん}}, nothing is known about him; even the famous Xinxin Ming is probably not written by him. He's supposed to have said: //Attaining the Way is without difficulty. Simply avoid picking and chosing.// |
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| | ===Priests=== |
| | * 道元（どうげん）(1200-1253) said: Loving the flowers, they wither; hating the weeds, they flourish. |
| | * [[ikkiyuu|Ikkyū]] Sōji (1394–1481): eccentric Zen priest, who established connection of tea to Zen. |
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