Register record
Identity & authority
- Disambiguation
- Founder of Kyōshin Meichi-ryū and the Shigakukan (1773); did NOT bear "Shunzō" (signed Hachirōzaemon). Numbered 1st only retroactively.
- Attestation
- corroboration: —
Names
| type | kanji | romaji | reading |
|---|---|---|---|
| myoji | 桃井 | Momoi | もものい |
| tsusho | 八郎左衛門 | Hachirōzaemon | |
| imina | 直由 | Naoyoshi | |
| go | 士流軒伴山 | 〔Shiryūken Banzan〕 |
Dates
- Born
- (1724)
- Died
- (1774)
Founder of Kyōshin Meichi-ryū and the Shigakukan (士学館), opened at Nihonbashi Minami-Kayaba-chō in 1773. He signed as Hachirōzaemon (八郎左衛門) and never bore “Shunzō” — the “1st Momoi Shunzō” numbering is a retroactive scholarly label; the myōseki proper begins with the 2nd holder, Naokazu. He is the only holder with a recorded gō (士流軒伴山, reading provisional).
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