Battotai

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 Woto jiiɓru e Battosai. 
Ndee winndannde ko ko yowitii e fedde polis jamaanu Meiji. Ngam seppo inniraaɗo e oon detaas, ƴeew Battōtai (jimre).

 Battooji ɗii 
Battōtai (抜刀隊; Rejimen kaafaaje) ko fedde polis keeriinde nde laamu Meiji sosi to Japon e hitaande 1877 e sahaa murto Satsuma. Detaas oo ina joginoo kaɓirɗe Japon. Terɗe Battotai foolii murtuɓe ɓee e wolde Tabaruzaka. Nafoore maɓɓe e hare kaafaaje addani ɓe hesɗitinde nafoore e naalankaagal kenjutsu, ngal ɓe ngoppi caggal nde Meiji artiri, e, ko ɗum addani ɓe sosde kendo jamaanu.

 Tariya 
E nder balɗe keewɗe ɗe konu laamu Tabaruzaka waɗi, ɗo murtuɓe Saigo Takamori ndarni, ina hollita wonde konu nguu ina wondi e caɗeele teeŋtuɗe e njanguuji murtuɓe ɓee e nder hare tiiɗnde. Ɗum noon ko sabu ko ɓuri heewde e doole laamu nguu ko « yimɓe ɓooyɓe », remooɓe e gure ɓe meeɗaa janngude haɓde e kaafaawi. E nder hare kaafaaje e samurai en Saigo, ɓe maayi ko aldaa e waylo. Ngam waylude ngonka kaa, komanndaaji polis, tawi ina heen yimɓe heewɓe iwdi samuraay en, ɓadtiima gardiiɗo konu Yamagata Aritomo e eɓɓaande ngam ƴettude fedde seertunde e kaɓirɗe kaɓirɗe. Yamagata rokki yamiroore, hono ndeeɗoo fedde teemedere neɗɗo ƴettaa.Ñalnde 14 marse 1877, Battotai, e yamiroore komanndaa, yani e tufnde Tabaruzaka. Caggal balɗe ɗiɗi hare e Satsuma rebels detachment dañii caɗeele teeŋtuɗe 25 maayɓe e gaañiiɓe 54. Hay so tawii noon kaafaahi e darorɗe teeminannde 19ɓiire ina hiisee wonde kaɓirgal abashogunate ɓooyngal, Battotai wuurtinii nafoore e nder Japonnaaɓe e Kenndofejutsu ko de Kendofejutsu. Ɓuri wallude ummital kenjutsu ko "baaba polis Japon" Kawaji Toshiyoshi. O yaltinii deftere "Ko fayti e naamnal moƴƴitingol fedde" (e ɗemngal Japon: 撃剣再興論 Gekiken saikō-ron), e hitaande 1879, departemaa polis fuɗɗii ƴettude jannginooɓe ngam jannginde ofiseeji mum en fedde.

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