Wakashudō - Revision history

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Boy age

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	youthful appearance longer than a young european presently does On the other		youthful appearance longer than a young european presently does On the other
	hand, a sort of platonic court for several years -around five or six usually -		hand, a sort of platonic court for several years -around five or six usually -
	was often recommended prior to ~~consume~~ the union to		was often recommended prior to consuming the union to
	ensure the right choice of the partner and the strength of the link:		ensure the right choice of the partner and the strength of the link:
	the little boy seven years could sometimes wait up to twelve or		the little boy seven years could sometimes wait up to twelve or

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Boy age

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	A samurai and his young disciple (shudo tale, 1661)		A samurai and his young disciple (shudo tale, 1661)

	In the pre-modern Japan, one ~~considers~~ a boy as available for		In the pre-modern Japan, one considered a boy as available for
	pederastic relationships only during the time ~~it is~~ Wakashū .		pederastic relationships only during the time he was Wakashū .
	This period ~~begins~~ at the age when the head should be shaved		This period began at the age when the head should be shaved
	partially (maegami) between five and ten years: while the boy leaves		partially (maegami) between five and ten years: while the boy leaves
	the child and can begin studies, an apprenticeship , or take a job		the child and can begin studies, an apprenticeship , or take a job
	outside the home ~~family~~ . The status of Wakashū ~~ends~~ at the		outside the family home.The status of Wakashū ended at the
	ceremony ~~majority~~ (Genpuku), which ~~marks~~ the transition to adulthood:		majority ceremony(Genpuku), which marked the transition to adulthood:
	it usually ~~occurs~~ during the teenage years .		it usually occured during the teenage years .

	Throughout this period, the Wakashū ~~sports~~ a distinctive		Throughout this period, the Wakashū sported a distinctive
	hairstyle, with a small part of his shaved skull and hair above the		hairstyle, with a small part of his shaved skull and hair above the
	forehead and sides. Moreover, it generally ~~carries~~ a kimono with open		forehead and sides. Moreover, he generally carried a kimono with open
	sleeves. After the ceremony ~~the majority~~, by contrast, the top of the		sleeves. After the majority ceremony,by contrast, the top of the
	head is shaved, giving an adult style (chonmage), and the young man		head was shaved,giving an adult style (chonmage), and the young man
	~~must~~ wear adult kimono with sleeves ~~rounded~~.		had to wear adult kimono with rounded sleeves.

	Originally the Genpuku was sitting between eleven and seventeen.		Originally the Genpuku was sitting between eleven and seventeen.
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	It could even happen that the ceremony be delayed beyond socially		It could even happen that the ceremony be delayed beyond socially
	acceptable limits, to maintain the possibility of wakashudō type		acceptable limits, to maintain the possibility of wakashudō type
	of link, or, in the case of young prostitutes , to extend their		of link, or, in the case of young prostitutes,to extend their
	availability. These excesses led in 1685 to the adoption of a law		availability. These excesses led in 1685 to the adoption of a law
	requiring all Wakashū go through this ceremony later at the age		requiring all Wakashū go through this ceremony later at the age
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	Although young people were thus clearly divided into three		Although young people were thus clearly divided into three
	categories - child and adult Wakashū - ages defining the passage		categories - child and adult Wakashū - ages defining the passage
	from one to the other ~~have~~ always been relatively flexible, allowing		from one to the other had always been relatively flexible, allowing
	to adapt to the actual development, both physical and psychological,		to adapt to the actual development,both physical and psychological,
	of the boy.		of the boy.

	In a treatise of the seventeenth century, Ishikawa no Soshi [2]		In a treatise of the seventeenth century, Ishikawa no Soshi [2]
	states that the partner liability of wakashudō usually ~~has~~		states that the partner liability of wakashudō usually lay
	between seven and twenty-five years - an average age of sixteen~~, who~~		between seven and twenty-five years -with an average age of sixteen;that
	seems to have been most appreciated.		seems to have been most appreciated.

	One might think that a young Japanese of old, because of ~~its~~		One might think that a young Japanese of old, because of his
	ethnic characteristics and a less abundant nutrition today, kept a		ethnic characteristics and a less abundant nutrition than today,kept a
	youthful appearance longer ~~present~~ a young ~~European.~~ On the other		youthful appearance longer than a young european presently does On the other
	hand, a sort of court ~~platonic~~ several years - five or six ~~years~~ -		hand, a sort of platonic court for several years -around five or six usually -
	was often recommended prior to ~~"~~consume~~"~~ the union to		was often recommended prior to consume the union to
	ensure the right choice of the partner and the strength of the link:		ensure the right choice of the partner and the strength of the link:
	the little boy seven years could sometimes wait up to twelve or		the little boy seven years could sometimes wait up to twelve or

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	The wakashudō 若衆道		The wakashudō 若衆道
	or "way of the boys" is the traditional form of pederasty in Japan ~~former~~, since at least the eighth century. It is used in the same sense ~~elliptical shapes and~~ nyakudō shudo 衆道若道, or the terms nanshoku 男色 and Bido 美道.		or "way of the boys" is the traditional form of pederasty in former Japan, since at least the eighth century. It is used in the same sense as nyakudō shudo 衆道若道, or the terms nanshoku 男色 and Bido 美道.

	This ~~social link between~~ emotional and sexual male adult and a young boy was originally ~~practiced~~ by monks ~~Buddhist~~, then by the samurai. Still very much alive in the nineteenth century, it is thought to be the most durable pederastic institution attested in the history of mankind {{cite}}.		This emotional and sexual relationship between a male adult and a young boy was originally engaged in by buddhist monks,then by the samurai.Still very much alive in the nineteenth century, it is thought to be the most durable pederastic institution attested in the history of mankind {{cite}}.

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Japanese and Greek pederasty Wakashudō

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	=Japanese and Greek pederasty Wakashudō=		=Japanese and Greek pederasty Wakashudō=

	The similarities between wakashudō and pederasty ~~Greek~~ are		The similarities between wakashudō and greek pederasty are
	numerous:		numerous:

	Romantic relationships ~~are~~ within the framework of education		Romantic relationships were within the framework of elitist education.
	~~elitist~~.

	They ~~are~~ structured according to a difference in age and		They were structured according to a difference in age and
	status.		status.

	Only man is sexually active .		Only the man was sexually active .

	In general intercourse ~~cease~~ when the youngest ~~become~~ adult.		In general intercourse ceased when the youngest became adult.

	These pederastic relationships do not exclude ~~links~~		These pederastic relationships did not exclude
	heterosexual nor marriage .		heterosexual relationships nor marriage .

	However, significant differences exist between the Japanese		However, significant differences exist between the Japanese
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	Historically, wakashudō began with concern the monks and		Historically, wakashudō began with concern the monks and
	their novices, before moving to the samurai; conversely, the Greek		their novices, before moving to the samurai; conversely, the Greek
	pederasty was primarily a initiation ~~warrior~~, then by the myths		pederasty was primarily a warrior initiation,then by the myths
	religious and philosophical backgrounds.		religious and philosophical backgrounds.

	The initiative in Greece was still the fact of the adult,		The initiative in Greece was still the fact of the adult,
	unlike apprentices ~~samurai~~ who ~~propose~~ their future master lover .		unlike samurai apprentices who proposed their future master lover .

	When there is exchange of vows , the relationship is		When there was exchange of vows,the relationship was
	monogamous wakashudō principle, which is not necessarily the		monogamous wakashudō principle, which was not necessarily the
	case in Greece (especially Crete , where a boy was honored to have		case in Greece (especially Crete , where a boy was honored to have
	several lovers).		several lovers).

	The man-boy relationships in Japan is very overtly sexual,		The man-boy relationships in Japan were very overtly sexual,
	while the Greeks were often more discreet or less approvers on this		while the Greeks were often more discreet or less approvers on this
	point.		point.

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	The ~~wakashudō若衆道~~		The wakashudō 若衆道
	or "way of the boys" is the traditional form of pederasty in Japan former, since at least the eighth century . Is used in the same sense elliptical shapes and ~~nyakudō~~ shudo~~衆道若道~~, or the terms nanshoku~~男色~~and Bido~~美道~~.		or "way of the boys" is the traditional form of pederasty in Japan former, since at least the eighth century. It is used in the same sense elliptical shapes and nyakudō shudo 衆道若道, or the terms nanshoku 男色 and Bido 美道.

	This social link between emotional and sexual male adult and a young boy was originally practiced by monks Buddhist , then by the samurai . Still very much alive in the nineteenth century , it is the ~~institution pederastic~~ most durable attested in the history of mankind.		This social link between emotional and sexual male adult and a young boy was originally practiced by monks Buddhist, then by the samurai. Still very much alive in the nineteenth century, it is thought to be the most durable pederastic institution attested in the history of mankind {{cite}}.

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	The wakashudō		The wakashudō

	The word ~~wakashudō若衆道~~is		The word wakashudō 若衆道 is
	the one whose meaning ~~pederast~~ is the most obvious. It consists of		the one whose pederastic meaning is the most obvious. It consists of
	three elements distributed as follows:		three elements distributed as follows:

	The final character ~~dō道~~is		The final character, dō 道, means "way". It is
	the same as the dao ~~or tao China~~ , pointing the way along which we		the same character in the Chinese word dao, pointing the way along which we
	progress, moral art to do something to get better personally.		progress, moral art to do something to get better personally.

	The word ~~Wakashū若衆~~means		The word Wakashū 若衆 means
	"young person", or rather "boy": it is indeed		"young person", or rather "boy": it is indeed
	never uses that term for a girl. It combines two characters: ~~[1]~~		never uses that term for a girl. It combines two characters:

	waka~~若~~"young"		waka 若 "young"

	~~shū衆~~"person"		shū 衆 "person"

	The wakashudō is clearly the "way of the boys."		The wakashudō is clearly the "way of the boys."

	This word appeared in the seventeenth century is widely used in		This word appeared in the seventeenth century is widely used in
	ancient works. It is often found in the abbreviated forms shudo~~衆道~~,		ancient works. It is often found in the abbreviated forms shudo 衆道,
	which holds the last two characters of which there are testimonies		which holds the last two characters of which there are testimonies
	from 1485 or nyakudō若道,		from 1485 or nyakudō若道,

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	The wakashudō若衆道		The wakashudō若衆道
	or "way of the boys" is the traditional form of pederasty in Japan former, since at least the eighth century . Is used in the same sense elliptical shapes and nyakudō shudo衆道若道, or the terms nanshoku男色and Bido美道.		or "way of the boys" is the traditional form of pederasty in Japan former, since at least the eighth century . Is used in the same sense elliptical shapes and nyakudō shudo衆道若道, or the terms nanshoku男色and Bido美道.

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	=Related articles=		=Related articles=

	~~Bishōnen~~		*[[Bishōnen]]
			*[[Ihara Saikaku]]
	Ihara Saikaku		*[[Japan]]
			*[[Kūkai]]
	Japan		*[[Nanshoku Okagami (Ihara Saikaku)\|Nanshoku Okagami (Ihara Saikaku) (The Great Mirror of Male Love)]]
			*[[Samurai]]
	~~Kūkai~~		*[[Wakashū]]

	Nanshoku Okagami (Ihara Saikaku) (The Great Mirror of Male
	Love)

	Samurai

	~~Wakashū~~

	=External links=		=External links=

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See as well

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	Saikaku ( 1642 - 1693 ): nanshoku Okagami男色大鏡(The		Saikaku ( 1642 - 1693 ): nanshoku Okagami男色大鏡(The
	Great Mirror of Male Love), 1689 .		Great Mirror of Male Love), 1689 .

	~~=See as well=~~

	=Bibliography=		=Bibliography=