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what is the meaning of BASARA btw??

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LilyMinjee	Post #528877
Member 2:02 pm, Mar 13 2012 Posts: 200	as the tittle says it.. ))) ________________ This world is a comedy to those that think, a tragedy to those that feel. (DON'T CLICK THIS...) ♥ My Blog ♥
whatnot	Post #528878
Anger Avoidant Member 2:15 pm, Mar 13 2012 Posts: 468	Hm I don't read the manga, but there was a game I played which title is Basara. It translated to 'Demon King'. ________________
reid1	Post #528880
Member 2:24 pm, Mar 13 2012 Posts: 2021	Basara was a "cultural feeling" of extravagance and exoticism that characterized the Muromachi period (1336-1573) in opposition to the failed Kenmu restoration (which tried to restore a civilian government) and to the classical values. It was centered about Kyoto and warrior class (since Kyoto was the capital of the shogunate at that time). That's what I know, I don't know if there is another meaning of the word more suited to this manga. Edit: I just realized it's basically written in the series summary: "Basara - The spirit of freedom which denies old authority, transcending traditions and customs." Last edited by reid1 at 2:30 pm, Mar 13 ________________ What I like in Trivial Pursuit style. Pick your category:
hyunwon88	Post #529168
Member 8:01 pm, Mar 14 2012 Posts: 12	The meaning was written as a foreword on the first chapter. "Basara - The spirit of freedom which denies old authority, transcending traditions and customs"