武闘

ぶとう

armed struggle

武家

ぶけ

samurai, warrior, military family

格闘家

かくとうか

martial artist, fighter

拳闘家

けんとうか

boxer

武家衆

ぶけしゅう

samurai for the shogunate

武家物

ぶけもの ぶけぶつ

samurai romance

武道家

ぶどうか

martial artist

武術家

ぶじゅつか

martial artist

武家造り

ぶけづくり

samurai-house style (Kamakura period)

武家政権

ぶけせいけん ぶけいせいけん

samurai government

武家奉公

ぶけぼうこう

service with a samurai family, serving in a samurai household (as a valet, chambermaid, etc.)

武家時代

ぶけじだい

Feudal period (characterized by the rule of the shogunate as opposed to emperor, 1185-1867 CE)

武家政治

ぶけせいじ

feudal government

武家屋敷

ぶけやしき

samurai residence

武家茶道

ぶけさどう

warrior-style tea ceremony (such as the Enshū school)

武家伝奏

ぶけでんそう

Imperial official in charge of communication between the shogunate and the court (during the Muromachi and Edo periods)

拳闘家痴呆

けんとうかちほう

dementia pugilistica, boxer's dementia, punch-drunk syndrome

武家諸法度

ぶけしょはっと

law decreeing rules for daimyo during Tokugawa shogunate

武家の商法

ぶけのしょうほう

amateurish and haughty way of doing business