Kendō vēsture un attīstība
Date
2021
Authors
Ābelītis, Edgars
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Publisher
Latvijas Universitāte
Abstract
Bakalaura darba mērķis ir izpētīt japāņu cīņas mākslas kendō (剣道 kendō) vēsturi un to, kā tā attīstījās kopš pirmo zobenu cīņas mākslas kendžucu (剣術 kenjutsu) skolu rašanās brīža Muromači periodā (1336-1573) līdz mūsdienām. Bakalaura darbs sastāv no 3 daļām un 8 nodaļām. Pirmajā daļā tiks pētīta zobenu vēsture, pirmās kendžucu skolas un nozīmīgāko zobenu cīņas meistaru ietekme uz kendō attīstību. Otrā daļa ietvers laiku no Meidži perioda (1868-1912) līdz 2.pasaules karam. Tiks izpētīts, kā zobenu cīņas mākslas tika modernizētas un iekļautas skolu programmās. Trešajā daļā tiks noskaidrots, kā kendō kļuva par vienu no populārākajām japāņu cīņas mākslām pasaulē. Darba apjoms ir 40 lapas.
The aim of the Bachelor thesis is to research the history of Japanese sword art (kendō 剣道) and the way it evolved since the origination of the first swordsmanship (kenjutsu 剣術) schools in Muromachi period (1336-1573) until nowadays. Bachelor thesis consists of 3 parts and 8 chapters. In the first part, the research will be done on the history of swords and the earliest kenjutsu schools, and the influence by the most important sword fight masters on the evolution of kendō will be described. The second part will include the time period from Meiji (1868-1912) until the Second World War. It will show how swordsmanship became modernized and how it was introduced in the curriculum of schools. The third part will illustrate how kendō became one of the most popular Japanese martial arts in the world. The lenght of the paper is 40 pages.
The aim of the Bachelor thesis is to research the history of Japanese sword art (kendō 剣道) and the way it evolved since the origination of the first swordsmanship (kenjutsu 剣術) schools in Muromachi period (1336-1573) until nowadays. Bachelor thesis consists of 3 parts and 8 chapters. In the first part, the research will be done on the history of swords and the earliest kenjutsu schools, and the influence by the most important sword fight masters on the evolution of kendō will be described. The second part will include the time period from Meiji (1868-1912) until the Second World War. It will show how swordsmanship became modernized and how it was introduced in the curriculum of schools. The third part will illustrate how kendō became one of the most popular Japanese martial arts in the world. The lenght of the paper is 40 pages.
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Āzijas studijas , japāņu cīņu mākslas , kendō vēsture , ieroči , Japanese martial arts , history of kendō