Aku Soku Zan

What is Aku Soku Zan?


1.

The more poetic translations are "Swift death to evil" and "Slay evil immediately."

Aku = Evil

Soku = Immediate (more emphasis on "immediate" as opposed to "swiftly" or "quickly")

Zan = Slay (Depending on how you see it; literally it means "chop" but this changes slightly in context. Here it probably means "slay".

It is a motto that united soldiers in late 19th century Japan, during the period of the Meiji Revolution.

Though some may consider such a "law" an extreme measure, those who followed it did so religiously. Believing that no matter what side they fought for, that as long as they upheld Aku Soku Zan, they would accomplish their mission.

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2.

Slay evil immediately

The code of Hajime Saitou of the Shinsingumi. This may or may not apply to all members of the Shinsingumi. It is at least what many strived to do.

3.

Sin. Swift. Slay. Often translated as kill evil swiftly.

4.

Means "Evil swiftly kill". Phrase of the Shinsengumi.

Aku. Soku. Zan.

5.

used by the captain of the first shinsengumi unit saito hajime meaning swift death to evil

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