| Please note: This article is about the eldest son of Daidoji Yari. For other uses of the term, please see Yari (disambiguation). |
| Yari (III) | |
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| Born: | Unknown |
| Died: | Unknown |
| Parents: | Daidoji Yari |
| Siblings: | Several un-named brothers |
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Yari was named after his father, as his father to his father, an ashigaru who mastered the yari. His eldest son was named after himself. [1]
Crane[]
His father was a doshin who protected his village from bandits. During an attack of a ronin gang the local doshin managed to defeat them without any casualty using a dance of yari as an unpassable wall for the assailants. A group of Daidoji had seen the unmatchable practice of this ashigaru, and Yari was elevated to samurai status as Daidoji Yari. Within the year Daidoji Yari became a sensei at the Daidoji Training Grounds, teaching young Daidoji Bushi in the art of Yarijutsu. [1]
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