In addition, it is believed that the 'Gourei' (words of command) of those times have lived on to the present day in schools and the self-defense forces; however, 'ki o tsuke' (stand at attention!) (it was written to mean "wear or put on attention"), 'yasume' (at ease!), 'mae e susume' (get up!), 'tatetsutsu' (order arms!), 'ninaetsutsu' (shoulder arms!) and so on were made in 1858 by a man named 元岡舎圭人, and to consider that Shuhan made them is incorrect.
尚、そのときの「号令」が今日、学校や自衛隊にも受け継がれていると思われているが、「気をつけ」（当時は「気を着け」と表記された）、「休め」、「前へ進め」、「立て銃（たてつつ）」、「担え銃（になえつつ）」等は安政五年に元岡舎圭人なる人物が作った言葉であり高島秋帆が作ったというのは間違いである。