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+'''Denshōsha''' (伝承者), also referred to as '''keishōsha''' (継承者), are interchangeable terms used to designate the successor of a martial arts school.[[Hokuto Shinken| Hokuto Shinken]] follows the code of ''[[Isshi Sōden]]'' (father to son) which means this title has greater importance, since there can only be one successor for each generation. This law also applies to Souther's [[Nanto Hōō Ken]], whereby the new successor must kill his master to complete his training.
-'''Denshōsha''' (伝承者) is a term used to designate the successor of a martial arts school.[[Hokuto Shinken| Hokuto Shinken]] follows the code of '''Isshi Sōden''' (father to son) which means this title has greater importance, since there can only be one successor for each generation. The 108 schools of [[Nanto Sei Ken]] have practitioners for every discipline, but only one who qualifies as denshōsha - with Souther's [[Nanto Hōō Ken]] being the exception, since only its successor can practice the style.
+[[Nanto Hōō Ken| ]]
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