Yokozuna Umegatani I was the stable's top wrestler
Tamagaki stable (玉垣部屋, Tamagaki-beya) was a stable of sumo wrestlers which was established in the Edo period and was shut down in September 1925.
History[]
The stable was established sometime during the Edo period. In 1884, the stable's top wrestler Umegatani I rose up to the highest rank of yokozuna. The stable was dominant in the Edo period and it had close ties with Ikazuchi stable and Isenoumi stable, however, it became weaker during the Meiji period and closed down in 1925.
Owners[]
- 1917-1925: 12th Tamagaki (former maegashira Hiranoishi)
- 1889-1905: 11th Tamagaki (former makushita Uranoumi)
- 1885-1888: 10th Tamagaki (former maegashira Hiodoshi)
- 1881-1885: 9th Tamagaki (former unknown rank Nagayama)
- 1842-1881: 8th Tamagaki (former unknown rank Tamagaki V)
- 1824-1842: 7th Tamagaki (former unknown rank Asanoyuki)
- 1814-1824: 6th Tamagaki (former ozeki Tamagaki IV)
- 1805-1813: 5th Tamagaki (former ozeki Tamagaki III)
- 1791-1802: 4th Tamagaki (former ozeki Tamagaki III)
- 1766-1791: 3rd Tamagaki (former komusubi Tamagaki I)
Notable Former Wrestlers[]
Yokozuna[]
Ozeki[]
- Tamagaki (former ozeki)
- Hiodoshi (former ozeki)
- Hiraiwa (former ozeki)
- Washigahama (former ozeki)
- Sendagawa (former ozeki)
Maegashira[]
- Ikuzuki (former maegashira)