Yaeko - Revision history

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: /* Sword Saint */ most of this is about the princess (the storybook legend), not necessarily about Yaeko (the real life person)

2015-09-23T02:52:03Z

Sword Saint: most of this is about the princess (the storybook legend), not necessarily about Yaeko (the real life person)

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imported>Ryangibsonstewart: /* Sword Saint */ most of this is about the princess (the storybook legend), not necessarily about Yaeko (the real life person)

2015-09-23T02:52:03Z

Sword Saint: most of this is about the princess (the storybook legend), not necessarily about Yaeko (the real life person)

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	[[Image:Yaeko's_signature.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Yaeko's signature is seen on the [[Sword Saint\|Kensei Scrolls]]. ]]		[[Image:Yaeko's_signature.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Yaeko's signature is seen on the [[Sword Saint\|Kensei Scrolls]]. ]]
	===[[Sword Saint]]===		===[[Sword Saint]]===
		⚫	In Chapter 4, Part 2, "[[Kensei and the Dragon]]", Professor [[Karen Chamberlin]] documents that [[Takezo Kensei]] died in the arms of his [[princess]]. Many different stories are recorded through history about who the Princess was. Chamberlin believes that Yaeko was Kensei's great love. Professor [[Donna Dorn]] believes that Yaeko did in fact exist, but she was not Kensei's great love.
	In Chapter 4, Part 1, “[[Kensei and the Dragon]]”, [[Takezo Kensei]] met a beautiful beautiful princess who made him swear to defeat [[White Beard]] with everything in his power. Kensei sought out the [[Dragon of Kiso Mountain]] to help train him. Professor [[Karen Chamberlin]] documents that the Dragon agreed to help Kensei as long as he gives up what he most loves in life. Kensei agreed and was able to then defeat White Beard. Kensei requested marriage to the princess and she agreed. Karen Chamberlin comments that their wedding was the most beautiful wedding in [[Japan\|Japanese]] history. However, the Dragon appeared at their wedding demanding Kensei to honor their agreement and give the Dragon his love. Kensei took a sword a stabbed out his heart and told the Dragon, “My love is in here. Take it."

⚫	In Chapter 4, Part 2, “[[Kensei and the Dragon]]”, Professor [[Karen Chamberlin]] documents that [[Takezo Kensei]] died in the arms of his princess. Many different stories are recorded through history about ~~how Kensei died, what happened to Kensei after [[Dragon of Kiso Mountain\|the Dragon]] came to him, and~~ who the Princess was. Chamberlin believes that Yaeko was ~~Kensei’s~~ great love. Professor [[Donna Dorn]] believes that Yaeko did in fact exist, but she was not ~~Kensei’s~~ great love.

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

imported>Iheartheroes: /* Heroes Evolutions */

2015-09-22T22:55:27Z

Heroes Evolutions

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	==[[Heroes Evolutions]]==		==[[Heroes Evolutions]]==
	[[Image:Yaeko's_signature.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Yaeko's signature is seen on the [[Sword Saint\|Kensei Scrolls]]. ]]		[[Image:Yaeko's_signature.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Yaeko's signature is seen on the [[Sword Saint\|Kensei Scrolls]]. ]]
			===[[Sword Saint]]===
	According to the documentary ''[[Sword Saint]]'', Yaeko is the creator of the Kensei scrolls. Some historians believe Yaeko is also the [[princess]] from the Kensei legends.
			In Chapter 4, Part 1, “[[Kensei and the Dragon]]”, [[Takezo Kensei]] met a beautiful beautiful princess who made him swear to defeat [[White Beard]] with everything in his power. Kensei sought out the [[Dragon of Kiso Mountain]] to help train him. Professor [[Karen Chamberlin]] documents that the Dragon agreed to help Kensei as long as he gives up what he most loves in life. Kensei agreed and was able to then defeat White Beard. Kensei requested marriage to the princess and she agreed. Karen Chamberlin comments that their wedding was the most beautiful wedding in [[Japan\|Japanese]] history. However, the Dragon appeared at their wedding demanding Kensei to honor their agreement and give the Dragon his love. Kensei took a sword a stabbed out his heart and told the Dragon, “My love is in here. Take it."

			In Chapter 4, Part 2, “[[Kensei and the Dragon]]”, Professor [[Karen Chamberlin]] documents that [[Takezo Kensei]] died in the arms of his princess. Many different stories are recorded through history about how Kensei died, what happened to Kensei after [[Dragon of Kiso Mountain\|the Dragon]] came to him, and who the Princess was. Chamberlin believes that Yaeko was Kensei’s great love. Professor [[Donna Dorn]] believes that Yaeko did in fact exist, but she was not Kensei’s great love.

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: /* Trivia */ there's no probably about it. It's written right there in the scroll!

2015-08-30T05:29:02Z

Trivia: there's no probably about it. It's written right there in the scroll!

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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	* Yaeko's name in kanji is ~~probably~~ 八重子. In Japanese, her name means "child of the double bouquet" or "eight-fold child."		* Yaeko's name in kanji is 八重子. In Japanese, her name means "child of the double bouquet" or "eight-fold child."

	==See Also==		==See Also==

imported>Stevehim: readding formerly as it's that way on other pages

2008-10-21T19:57:28Z

readding formerly as it's that way on other pages

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	\| residence = <!--will automatically link if article/redirect exists, but can be manually overridden -->		\| residence = <!--will automatically link if article/redirect exists, but can be manually overridden -->
	\| occupation =		\| occupation =
	\| significant other = [[Adam Monroe]] (deceased),<br> formerly [[Hiro Nakamura]]		\| significant other = formerly [[Adam Monroe]] (deceased),<br> formerly [[Hiro Nakamura]]
	\| parent = [[Swordsmith]]		\| parent = [[Swordsmith]]
	\| guardian = <!--Non-parent legal guardian(s)-->		\| guardian = <!--Non-parent legal guardian(s)-->

imported>Stevehim: temporarily removing formerly

2008-10-21T05:06:11Z

temporarily removing formerly

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	\| residence = <!--will automatically link if article/redirect exists, but can be manually overridden -->		\| residence = <!--will automatically link if article/redirect exists, but can be manually overridden -->
	\| occupation =		\| occupation =
	\| significant other = ~~formerly~~ [[Adam Monroe]],<br> formerly [[Hiro Nakamura]]		\| significant other = [[Adam Monroe]] (deceased),<br> formerly [[Hiro Nakamura]]
	\| parent = [[Swordsmith]]		\| parent = [[Swordsmith]]
	\| guardian = <!--Non-parent legal guardian(s)-->		\| guardian = <!--Non-parent legal guardian(s)-->

imported>Baldbobbo: rm header

2008-09-06T05:21:42Z

rm header

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	==Character History==		==Character History==
	===[[Season Two]]===
	===[[Four Months Later...]]===		===[[Four Months Later...]]===
	Yaeko appears as [[Hiro]] and [[Takezo Kensei]] are talking and slaps the swordsman across the face. She begins to berate Kensei for drinking sake while their homes were burned and her father is kidnapped. Ignoring Kensei's attempt to put the blame on Hiro she then takes back the sword. Both Hiro and Kensei claim ownership of the sword. She then states that it is her father's sword, as he is the one who forged it. After taking the sword, she walks away, only to be stopped by Hiro who asks her where she is going. She replies that someone must save her father and that if Kensei will not, she will.		Yaeko appears as [[Hiro]] and [[Takezo Kensei]] are talking and slaps the swordsman across the face. She begins to berate Kensei for drinking sake while their homes were burned and her father is kidnapped. Ignoring Kensei's attempt to put the blame on Hiro she then takes back the sword. Both Hiro and Kensei claim ownership of the sword. She then states that it is her father's sword, as he is the one who forged it. After taking the sword, she walks away, only to be stopped by Hiro who asks her where she is going. She replies that someone must save her father and that if Kensei will not, she will.

imported>Baldbobbo: /* Character History */ no indication that she will be featured anymore, restoring history

2008-09-06T05:20:55Z

Character History: no indication that she will be featured anymore, restoring history

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 ==Character History==
 ===[[Season Two]]===
 ==[[Heroes Evolutions]]==

imported>Baldbobbo: link

2008-08-18T07:27:19Z

link

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	==Character History==		==Character History==
	===Season Two===		===[[Season Two]]===
	{{season summary\|season=Two}}		{{season summary\|season=Two}}
	{{sectstub}}		{{sectstub}}

imported>Baldbobbo: sect stub

2008-08-18T07:27:01Z

sect stub

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	==Character History==		==Character History==
			===Season Two===
	{{season summary\|season=Two}}		{{season summary\|season=Two}}
			{{sectstub}}

	==[[Heroes Evolutions]]==		==[[Heroes Evolutions]]==