This book and others mention the term 'tsubazeriai,' which was originally described as sokuizuke (in Chinese characters, "即位付") or gedanzuke; incidentally, sokuhizuke (sokuizuke's synonym, written in Chinese characters as "続飯付"), used in Maniwanen-ryu, Kashimashin-ryu, and Mugai-ryu (these tree are kobudo schools), means "sticky like the paste made from boiled rice."
この文献その他において、元来「一刀流」における即位付（そくいづけ。馬庭念流、鹿島神流、無外流などでは続飯付（そくひづけ）という。なお、続飯とは炊いた飯を練ったのりのこと。）、下段付、とあったのが「鍔迫り合い」に置き換わっている。