Hantei Bosai | |
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Born: | 278 |
Died: | 371 |
Parents: | Hantei Ningi |
Siblings: | Otomo Tohojatsu |
Titles: | Emperor of Rokugan |
People |
Hantei Bosai was the son of Emperor Hantei Ningi, and he assumed the the throne after his father's death. He lived a long life and died at the age of 93. [1]
Suitengu[]
When young, Bosai was saved from drowning by a fishermen, Suitengu. The heimin would be later elevated to Fortune status by Hantei V. [2]
Reign[]
Inkyo Retirement[]
Bosai's major contribution was the establishment of monasteries for the purpose of retirement, or inkyo. Apart from that, his reign was known as explorative; most maps of Rokugan were established during his reign. [1]
Shrine of the Seven Thunders[]
An unlikely alliance of Lion and Scorpion politicians claimed in the Imperial Court the Shrine of the Seven Thunders was teaching heresies. After an investigation of the Seppun Hantei Bosai decrees that the monks were to be regarded as teachers, historians, and scholars, free to share their information or keep it secret as they pleased. [3]
Kaze-Do[]
The Crab Clan Champion Hida Tekien claimed several of his bushi had learned the Kaze-Do unarmed fighting style, which had been never taught to Samurai, proving it defeating a group of selected monks. Bosai was skeptical and called for a fight against a captured troll, who quickly murdered one of the students. These Crab bushi had been taught in flawed techniques that worked in stylized form but not actual combat. [4]
Imperial Taxes[]
Emperor Hantei Bosai managed to fulfill his father's wishes and established a fully organized tax assessment of the entire Empire. [5]
References
Preceded by: Hantei Ningi |
Emperor of Rokugan ? - 371 |
Succeeded by: Hantei Fujiwa |
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