Koden Mokuroku

With regard to Kukishin Ryu in old times, there are old manuscript copies in four volumes(transcribed in the Edo period) called Shiten-no-maki, which were handed down in the family of the Soke Kuki: Tenshin Hyoho Tenmon-chimon-hen, Tenshin Hyoho Jyochiku-jineisenryaku-hen, Tenshin Hyoho Shinken-kakki-ron, and Tenshi Hyoho Taijyutsu-kappo-hen. The former two volumes are on military science, and the latter two are on martial arts.

Several categories of martial arts which do not exist in our school of martial arts today are listed on the old lists of techniques, and it can be presumed Kukishin Ryu was established as all-around martial arts in old times. Of these, swimming and horseback riding in water may be the arts that developed when the Kumano Suigun Navy flourished. Shinpu-hijutsu, Tekigakure-no-jutsu 1, Katyufujin-hen remind us of secret scouting techniques, but they exist only in the form of oral instruction; there exist documents 2 concerning detailed instruction of the techniques, but the actual techniques are lost today.

Part of Tenshin Hyoho Shinken Kakki Ron	Part of Tenshin Hyoho Shinken Kakki Ron

Part of Tenshin Hyoho Taijutsu Kappo Ron	Part of Tenshin Hyoho Taijutsu Kappo Ron

The List of Koden Mokuroku

Kenpo (a list from "Kenpo-no-myori" in Tenshin-Hyoho-Shinken-Kakki-Ron)	1. Musoken 2.Uranami 3.Takewari 4.Ichimonji 5.Tengutobi 6.Enpi 7.Muinken
Token-jutsu (A list from "Fujin-Token-Hen" in Tenshin-Hyoho-Shinken-Kakki-Ron)	1. Ichimonji 2. Mafu 3. Hicho-nage
So-jutsu (A list from "Hiso-Hen" in Tenshin-Hyoho-Shinken-Kakki-Ron)	1. Jumonji 2. Amagaeshi 3. Sayu 4. Koteshirabe 5. Daikai 6. Kirikaeshi 7. Shin-no-tsuki
Naginata (A list from "Naginata-Myofu-Hen" in Tenshin-Hyoho-Shinken-Kakki-Ron)	1. Kirikomi 2. Kurumagaeshi 3. Kiriage 4. Fushya 5. Ten-no-kata 6. Chi-no-kata 7. Jin-no-kata
Bo-jutsu (A list from "Bo-no-shin-ron" in Tenshin-Hyoho-Shinken-Kakki-Ron)	1. Tsukeiri 2. Mawashi 3. Ichimonji 4. Harai 5. Hira-Ichimonji 6. Irimi 7. Kachimi 8. Mizudori 9. Ategaeshi 10. Goho 11. Sashiai 12. Tsuru-no-issoku 13. Funahari 14. Suso-otoshi 15. Ippon-sugi 16. Kage-no-ippon 17. Takiotoshi 18. Koku 19. Kasanouchi 20. Karami 21. Moguri
Han-Bo (A list from "Han-bo" in Tenshin-Hyoho-Shinken-Kakki-Ron)	1. Atekomi 2. Koshiore 3. Atekomi 4. Tsukiiri 5. Kirinohitoha 6. Susogarami 7. Karamedori
Sui-jutsu (A list from "Suiho" in Tenshin-Hyoho-Taijutsu-Kappo-Ron)	1. Musui-no-ho 2. Kyuryuzenchi 3. Suichukatsujizaiho
Kajutsu (A list from "Kachu-Senryaku" in Tenshin-Hyoho-Taijutsu-Kappo-Ron)	1. Hibuse-no-ho 2. Hezeme-senpo 3. Kayaku-no-hiho
Bajutsu (A list from "Bajutsu" in Tenshin-Hyoho-Taijutsu-Kappo-Ron)	1. Katate-nawa-no-ho 2. Basyu-issoku 3. Araumadome-no-hiho
Teppan (A list from "Teppan" in Tenshin-Hyoho-Taijutsu-Kappo-Ron)	1. Jofu 2. Jorai 3. Joryu
Shinpu-Hijutsu (From Tenshin-Hyoho-Taijutsu-Kappo-Ron)
Tekigakure-no-jutsu (From Tenshin-Hyoho-Taijutsu-Kappo-Ron)
Suiba (From Tenshin-Hyoho-Taijutsu-Kappo-Ron)
Kachu-Fujin-Hen (From Tenshin-Hyoho-Taijutsu-Kappo-Ron)
Taijutsu (From Tenshin-Hyoho-Taijutsu-Kappo-Ron)	Kowamonodori 1. Kasumidori 2. Ategarami 3. Kobushinagashi 4. Gyakudori 5. Hizaguruma 6. Kimokudaki 7. Umadome 8. Udeori 9. Menbu 10. Gyakunagedori 11. Tengudori 12. Sensudori

	Katsuriho 1. Katamunadori 2. Ryomunadori 3. Midareuchi 4. Kaigokudaki 5. Katateguruma 6. Yamaotoshi 7. Sodeguruma 8. Koromogaeshi 9. Hyoshinage 10. Gassekiotoshi 11. Tsukinowa 12. Utsushidori
	Shin-no-kappo 1. Koshiguruma 2. Yotsude 3. Horagaeshi 4. Udenagare 5. Kasasagi 6. Mizunagare 7. Ryusetsu 8. Tsubamegaeshi 9. Kochonage 10. Fukubeotoshi 11. Fusha
	Chiken-no-ho 1. Oninage 2. Onikudaki 3. Gorinotoshi 4. Katatenage 5. Tetsukudaki 6. Tetsuori 7. Jigokunage
	Mushin-no-kappo 1. Mizuguruma 2. Sakaotoshi 3. Raiotoshi 4. Gyakunage 5. Ameotoshi 6. Takiotoshi 7. Komagaeshi
	Shin-no-kappo 1. Katateotoshi 2. Ichimonji 3. Sizuminage 4. Irimi 5. Ushirodori 6. Hicho 7. Muso
	Gokui 1. Tenguate 2. Jinchu-no-ate 3. Ryusei-no-ate 4. Rakka-no-ate 5. Gokuraku-no-ate 6. Murasame-no-ate 7. Suigetsu-no-ate 8. Tsukikage-no-ate 9. Inazuma-no-ate 10. Myojin-no-ate 11. Gedan-no-ate 12. Shin-no-ate 13. Seishikanchiho 14. Kappo-hachikatsu 15. Ni-nin-toritsuki 16. Shihozume 17. Happozume 18. Kachimi 19. Sodezutsu 20. Kajutsu 21. Insui-no-jutsu 22. Inso-no-jutsu 23. Inka-no-jutsu
Hiden (From Tenshin-Hyoho-Taijutsu-Kappo-Ron)	Shinnoshinmyoken 1. Chotokan 2. Shinmyoken
	Shinnoshinmyoken 1. Chotokan 2. Shinmyoken
	Senpo 1. Engekien 2. Shishihonyaku

[ Notes ]
1	1. Other names of techniques like Mizu-gakure, Kusa-gakure, and Hi-gakure are written on the list of Taijutsu.
2	2. Variant texts of Tenshin-Hyoho-Shinken-Kakki-Ron, and Tenshin-Hyoho-Taijutsu-Kappo-Ron compiled by Takamatsu Chosui. Each text has two alternate versions. It is, however, hard to rule out the possibility that the compiler's own view is reflected on the content of the text, given that modern expressions are mostly used. We must add that all the manuscripts by him were transcribed on the premises of Kuki at Uenomaru in Akashi city in the Taisho period. In compliance with the wishes of Kuki Takaharu, Chosui compiled the documents and made a fair copy of them, and presented it to Takaharu (Amatsu-Tatara-Hibun-Kaidoku-Hen being one of the representative transcriptions). We respect for his credible achievement and great pains Chosui took, and there is no criticizing him for the possible alterations.