<nowiki>Sōhei; sōhei; Сохэй; Sōhei; Sohei; 僧兵; سوهی; 僧兵; 僧兵; Sōhei; 僧兵; Sōhei; sohej; Sōhei; Sōhei; Сохей; Sōhei; 僧兵; sōhei; szóhei; Sōhei; sōhei; Sōhei; Sóhei; Sōhei; término designado a un monje guerrero japonés; 日本の古代後期から中世・近世初頭にかけて存在した僧形の武者; classe de moines-guerriers bouddhistes du Japon médiéval; buddhistiska krigarmunkar i Japan; monjo guerrer japonès; japanischer Name für bewaffnete buddhistische Mönche; buddhalainen munkkisoturi feodaaliajan Japanissa; Buddhist warrior monks of both medieval and feudal Japan; Orta çağ ve feodal Japonya'da Budist savaş rahipleri; budistični menih bojevnik srednjeveške in fevdalne Japonske; Sohei; 悪僧; Sohei; Sôhei; Mnisi wojownicy; Sohei; Sohei; Sôhei; Sohei; sohei; monk soldier; warrior monk; akusō; sōhei</nowiki>
sōhei Buddhist warrior monks of both medieval and feudal Japan  sōhei Benkei con Minamoto no Yoshitsune |
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Sōhei僧兵 were Japanese Buddhist monks who were trained and acted as warriors. The most famous sōhei wasMusashibō Benkei.
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