Hitomi

Hitomi
Born:	1105
Died:	1132 (ascension), 1170
Parents:	Mirumoto Shosan
Siblings:	Mirumoto Satsu, Mirumoto Daini
Spouse:	None
Children:	None
Titles:	Dragon Clan Thunder, Hitomi family founder, Dragon Clan Champion, Lady Moon
People

Mirumoto Hitomi was the former Daimyo of the Mirumoto family, the second Dragon Clan Thunder, Dragon Clan Champion. Hitomi was the Hitomi family founder and its first Daimyo. Her whirlwind ascension to deific status came to a head when she defeated Onnotangu and committed seppuku so she could ascend to take his place in the Celestial Heavens of Tengoku as Lady Moon. The Obsidian Dragon became the new Moon after it defeated Hitomi, who fell to the mortal realm and died again.

Youth

Mirumoto Hitomi

Hitomi would often watch her brother Mirumoto Satsu train in the dojo. Sometimes he would tell her stories from the Dawn of the Empire, such as when Shinsei first came to Hantei when he was at a loss for what to do about his brother Fu Leng. He relayed how Togashi had listened to Shinsei's words, gone into the forest and sat, saying "I will not move until I understand." For ten days Togashi sat like this, and eventually Shinsei came and sat with Togashi, leading Togashi to finally understand. Hitomi took these stories to heart, and she loved her brother even more for telling her them.

Togashi Gaijutsu was believed to have been Hitomi's grandfather, although it might simply have been an affectionate term a young child used for an elder. Gaijitusu tattooed Hitomi whe she was around seven years of age.

Death of Satsu

In 1113, when Hitomi was only a young girl of eight, her life changed drastically the day her brother faced Hida Yakamo in a duel. It had been believed that Yakamo had slighted the virtue of Satsu's fiance, and Satsu challenged Yakamo to a duel. Yakamo accepted and promptly smashed Satsu in the head with his tetsubo, killing him instantly. The assembled court were shocked and Hitomi's father cried foul, but no one would challenge Yakamo again. The eight year old Hitomi stepped forward, and picked up her brother's sword. Yakamo smacked the blade aside and placed his tetsubo on top of her head saying; "I won't kill you now, little one, but you will remember that I could have." She accused Yakamo of cheating.

Father

Hitomi's father was Mirumoto Shosan, the Mirumoto daimyo. After the death of Satsu, Shosan had become a shadow of himself, and when he reached his retirement age the family was led by his brother Mirumoto Sukune until Hitomi reached her majority. Her brother's untimely death had brought ill health to both her mother and her father. When her mother died, her father committed seppuku.

Gempukku

At the time of her gempukku she chose the name Hitomi, believed to be after the Lion heroine Matsu Hitomi.

''"Truth's path is a sword The blade cuts my palms and heels Still I will not fall"'' - Hitomi's gempukku poem

Hitomi shaved her head to demonstrate her dedication to bushido, the way of the warrior. The Dragon Clan Champion, Togashi Yokuni, gave Hitomi the command of an army as a gift, and bestowed upon her the Ancestral Sword of the Dragon Clan.

Tattoo

Following the death of her brother, mother and father, Togashi Yokuni had begun taking more notice of the young Mirumoto Daimyo. In addition to allowing her to retain the position of daimyo he granted her the gift of a magical tattoo. She received it the night of her gempukku ceremony. The tattoo was on her back, and since no one knew of its existence, the image depicted is unknown.

Contested Daimyoship

Hitomi's cousin Mirumoto Yukihira contested the daimyoship. Hitomi challenged Yukihira for the position and won, becoming the next Mirumoto Daimyo.

Mirumoto Daimyo

During her time as Mirumoto Daimyo, it was well known that she had little care for the position. Her brother, Mirumoto Daini, was more suited to the position and would frequently handle things in her stead. Hitomi made so few appearances in court at this time that she was referred to as Togashi Hitomi by some courtiers.

Demeanor and Appearance

Hitomi did not fit the archetype of a Dragon, cryptic and ultimately inscrutable. Her motivation was plain and simple: revenge. Her teachers remarked on her drive, her pas­sion, and her com­plete fearlessness. They also showed concern for the lack of any emotion other than pure rage. Hitomi was slender, yet muscular, having a fine balance between speed and strength. Hitomi did not wear "feminine" clothes, she dressed in nondescript white clothes when she was not in her armor. She moved gracefully, but alertly. Hitomi seemed shallow because she was single-minded, and was utterly ruthless, having no problem with cutting down those who stood in her way.

Winter Court - 1115

In 1115 Shiro Mirumoto held the Imperial winter court. During the event Shosuro Nimuri stumbled upon Togashi Hoshi in his true dragon form, and to keep his secret Hitomi beheaded the courtier in an impromptu duel. Her younger cousin Mirumoto Miyoki had been an unexpected witness and Hitomi ordered her to assume responsibility for the murder. Kitsuki Yasu quickly determined that Miyoki was the culprit and the sentence was to be executed as a common murderer. Just before Yasu executed Miyoki, Hitomi appeared and modified the sentence to one even worse: to live with her shame as aronin. Bayushi Rishu, the Scorpion representative, initially objected to her decision, but Hitomi easily outmaneuvered him with steeled words. Before the night was over Miyoki had been moved by ise zumi to Kyuden Togashi, where she became Togashi Miyoki, a Tattooed Monk.

Hida Yakamo

Since the day of her brother's death, Hitomi held a burning hatred for Hida Yakamo, blaming the Crab not only for the death of her brother but her mother's failing health and death and her father's seppuku shortly thereafter. The only thing Hitomi wished from that day on was for the death of Yakamo by her blade. Hitomi would repeatedly seek out Yakamo and attempt to fulfill this desire.

Scorpion Coup

When news arrived of the Scorpion Coup, Hitomi moved with the Mirumoto elite force that joined the combined forces of the Great Clans at Otosan Uchi on the fourth day of the Coup.

Taking Yakamo's Hand

In the 18th day of the Month of the Rooster Hitomi exacted vengeance upon Yakamo in the Imperial City. Disobeying orders, she challenged Hida Kisada's son, and during the duel Hitomi cut off his hand. She had to be dragged away by fellow Dragon to prevent her from bringing shame upon her clan. Kisada was furious and demanded her life, but the Mirumoto refused.

Clan War

Toturi's Army

Just before the Battle of Beiden Pass Yokuni ordered her to transfer the command of her army to Toturi, giving her the Dragon Fan of Command. Hitomi's anger toward Toturi was barely contained, but she agreed to serve his command.

"You were the Champion of the Lion Clan. You were the greatest general in the Empire. Now, you are nothing." -Hitomi

Hitomi's Hand Severed

Hitomi defeated by Yakamo

During the Battle of Beiden Pass, Hitomi again sought out Yakamo, who at this point had his hand replaced by Yakamo's Claw. Hitomi sought to finish off Yakamo, but Yakamo proved victorious, crushing her hand and breaking the Ancestral Sword of the Dragon Clan with the claw. In the confusion of the battle Hitomi barely escaped with her life, and when she was believed dead her brother Mirumoto Daini took the position of Mirumoto Daimyo.

Aftermath

Following her believed death at the Battle of Beiden Pass Daini assumed official leadership of the Mirumoto. Hitomi's cousin Yukihira usurped the position from Daini shortly after, and Yukihira would remain Daimyo until the Second Day of Thunder when he was challenged to a duel by Hitomi for leadership of the clan. Yukihira's own father Mirumoto Sukune aided Hitomi by lending her his katana, and Hitomi won the duel, killing Yukihira.

Hitomi assumed the Mirumoto Daimyo position once more.

Obsidian Hand

Hitomi and the Obsidian Hand

Empress Bayushi Kachiko had saved Hitomi's life at the battle, having had one of her minions whisk Hitomi away to safety. Kachiko gave Hitomi the Obsidian Hand to replace her lost hand, planning for Hitomi to win the Test of the Emerald Champion so Kachiko could have control over the Emerald Champion. Hitomi became darker and more brooding, and her sense of honor diminished.

Test of the Emerald Champion

In the Test of the Emerald Champion held in 1127 Hitomi was defeated by the Grey Crane, Kakita Toshimoko. Even with the ancient power of the Obsidian Hand, Hitomi was unable to defeat the Iaijutsu Master, and only the magic of the Hand was able to save her life.

Chosen as the Dragon Thunder

Hitomi met with Togashi Yokuni and engaged in a secret dialogue with him. When finished, she returned to the Mirumoto Lands to raise and equip a new army. Yokuni vanished from the Dragon Clan lands to the south. Hitomi was inspired by a hooded samurai, a man of whom Yokuni spoke when Hitomi learned she would become the new Dragon Thunder.

Assaulting Otosan Uchi

Mirumoto Hitomi

In the assault on Otosan Uchi by the combined forces of the Great Clans during the Second Day of Thunder, Hitomi sought out Yakamo again. Yakamo was dueling Yakamo no Oni, and though the Jade Hand had severed the tie between Yakamo and the beast, the oni had grown powerful from the Crab Lord's name. The true Yakamo failed before the inexhaustible oni, and as the oni prepared to deal the finishing blow, the oni's head was crushed by Hitomi's Obsidian Hand. She taunted the wounded Crab, disarmed him easily, and allowed him to live to find their fate as Thunders against Fu Leng. Hitomi said to him the exact phrase he had said to her when she was eight.

I wont kill you now Yakamo, but you'll always remember that I could have. -Mirumoto Hitomi

Hitomi was wounded during the fight by an obsidian arrow, and needed to be tended by a Naga healer. The experience had altered her perceptions of the battle. She suddenly felt invigorated, lucky to be alive. She was attacked by an oni which had been hidden among the shadows, but Hitomi easily crushed the demon.

Second Day of Thunder

Hitomi holding the 12th Black Scroll

Hitomi and Yakamo joined the other Seven Thunders and entered the main palace through secret passageways to fight Fu Leng. There the Dragon Clan Champion Togashi Yokuni revealed himself to be the Kami Togashi, and fought Fu Leng. Togashi was beaten, and as he lay dying he told Hitomi to retrieve the 12th Black Scroll from his chest and open it, but not to read it. Hitomi did so, killing Togashi but in the process making Fu Leng mortal, and the Thunders succeeded in killing him.

The Madness of Hitomi

Hitomi, Dragon Clan Champion

Dragon Clan Champion

Mirumoto Hitomi became the Dragon Clan Champion following the death of Togashi Yokuni. A fragment of the Lying Darkness, which for centuries had lain dormant within the Obsidian Hand, was awakened by the power she inherited from Togashi, and due to its influence she gradually descended into madness. Hitomi discarded the Mirumoto name, and was granted permission from Emperor Toturi I to found a Hitomi family. She was met by Kjgkt, an immortal zokujin who once had given insight to Togashi himself.  He came forward to offer his wisdom to Togashi's successor, but turned away, seeing madness in Hitomi's eyes.

Kokujin

After the Second Day of Thunder Hitomi fought hard to keep the Lying Darkness from overpowering her through the Obsidian Hand. Desperate for guidance, Hitomi invited the fallen Tamashii, Kokujin, into the High House of Light. She thought that his ability to balance the taint and his tattoos would mean he could teach her to balance the corruption from the Obsidian Hand. Hitomi ignored the protests of some, including Hitomi Kobai, and offered Kokujin her terms for him joining her. Kokujin agreed to her terms, and became Hitomi Kokujin.

"A madman he may be, but only Kokujin. understands the burden I bear. Light and darkness war within his soul, and yet he retains control. His madness is irrelevant." -Hitomi

Banishment of the Togashi

Hitomi purges the Dragon

In 1129 Hitomi began her own bloodline, and forced all of the Togashi family to renounce their loyalty to their family line under pain of death. Some did, while others fled the Dragon lands and joined the Brotherhood of Shinsei. Those who refused to renounce the Togashi name and did not flee were killed in a brutal purge.

"I demand ultimate loyalty. Those who served before were once loyal to another Champion, and for that, they must pay in blood." -Hitomi

Tattooing

Tattooed Hitomi

She wanted to ensure that anyone who remained was loyal to her alone and bore no lingering loyalty to the late Togashi Yokuni. Hitomi reformed the Dragon Clan in her own image and began to create her own tattooed people, each one tattooed with her own obsidian-corrupted blood. Among those who receive her tattoos were samurai from the Crane and Unicorn Clans, Doji Reju and Shinjo Tashima, both of whom went mad and swore fealty to her.

One of the needles used by Hitomi was collected by Jama Suru and with the remains of Hitomi's blood Iuchiban cast the Rain of Blood more than thirty years later.

Naga Ambassador

In 1130, a Naga diplomatic mission led by Kazaq visited Kyuden Hitomi to meet with Hitomi. Kazaq claimed he had foreseen a dark time ahead for Hitomi, and requested she step down from the Dragon Clan and come with the Naga to seek the aid of the Akasha. Hitomi refused and politely sent the Naga on their way. Outside the gates of Kyuden Hitomi the Naga were slaughtered by Kokujin, who believed that their insults to Hitomi could not go unpunished. Kokujin also tattooed Kazaq, the only surviving Naga.

Agasha Defection

Mirumoto Bujun informed Hitomi that the Agasha family was leaving the Dragon lands. They had taken everything from their homes, and their libraries were bare. The Agasha Daimyo, Agasha Tamori, was one of the few who remained loyal to the Dragon. Hitomi decided not to allow Bujun to chase the traitors with a legion after discussing the situation with Kokujin.

Divination Powers

Hitomi believed the Obsidian Hand granted her divination powers, and she intended to change the future she foresaw, even if it cost the lives of the entire Dragon Clan. Shosuro, the Scorpion Thunder who survived the Day of Thunder after having made a bargain with the Lying Darkness, had been imprisoned by Togashi in the Chamber of Crystal beneath Kyuden Hitomi in the year 82. Hitomi believed that Shosuro had the knowledge to avoid the future she saw and how to defeat Onnotangu, and threatened Shosuro to get the information she desired.

Drawn to the Darkness

Kitsuki Kaagi, who had studied the Lying Darkness over years and knew Shosuro was infected by the Shadows, tried to convince his Lady to halt any attempt to control Shosuro or gain knowledge from her, but Hitomi was overconfident. Kaagi was actually a minion of the Lying Darkness who had returned to the Dragon Clan to draw Hitomi into the Darkness.

Destiny Decided

The arrogance of Kokujin was growing and incited Hitomi's wrath, reminding the kikage zumi who really wielded Togashi's Daisho. Hitomi Kobai had returned from the Imperial Court and confirmed the Imperial Legions would fight against the Naga, who were marching toward Kyuden Hitomi. Hitomi knew her battle was no longer in the Mortal Realm, but she would not leave her fellows in their final hour.

The Shadow is Awakened

Using the knowledge she had of Darkness (for the Obsidian Hand was the hand of the Moon himself), Hitomi began experimenting with a creature of the Shadow trapped beneath Kyuden Togashi. That creature was Shosuro, the Scorpion Thunder and the Shadow's greatest servant, confined by Togashi long ago. Shosuro's torment had awakened the Shadow, the only thing not named at the start of time.

Naga attack Hitomi

Hitomi

In 1131 the Naga laid siege to the Dragon Provinces, calling Hitomi the Darkness on the Mountain, and were aware that her Obsidian hand grew--and the taint of the Shadow, which they called 'The Foul'--grew ever stronger.

Kokujin's Betrayal

Kokujin, laughing triumphantly, stole Togashi's Daisho as Shosuro vanished, having escaped through a crack in her crystal prison caused by Hitomi striking it. Hitomi stood alone in her failure.

Requesting Aid to the Court

From the Dragon Mountains ambassadors came to the Imperial Court, telling tales of genocide by the Naga, and speaking claims of peace. Hitomi sent a message of goodwill and unity, and an offer of brotherhood to all who wished to join her in her quest for enlightenment.

Naga Storm Mirumoto Mountain

The Naga armies had swarmed across the Kitsuki provinces and ravaged minor strongholds of the Dragon, including Kyuden Kitsuki and Kyuden Agasha. Last Step Castle had been besieged, and its foundations were covered in Dragon blood. The Naga cut off all paths to Kyuden Hitomi but their final attack was halted by the Imperial Legions. The Naga quickly retreated using their Magic Pearls.

Shosuro is Freed

Hitomi wished to gain knowledge about the Lying Darkness and the Nothing, and about how to harness the Darkness, and she suspected Shosuro could give her these secrets. Shosuro goaded the Dragon Thunder, who pressed her obsidian hand against the crystal prison and invaded the mind of the prisoner. As Hitomi's will was distracted by the visions Shosuro grudgingly shared with her, the Scorpion Thunder reached the scrap of Nothing that remained in the Hand. As if by its own will, the Obsidian Hand smashed into the crystal, causing a tiny crack. For hundreds of years Shosuro had been trapped in the light, hidden away from the Darkness. Now her Master's will won her freedom from the crystal cage, a tiny crack, but it was all the Shapeshifter would need. The two Thunders clashed against each other, but Shosuro was too weak dazed from over a thousand years of imprisonment and a sudden release to fight effectively, so she fled. Shortly after, one of Hitomi's followers reported the Naga were approaching. The Lying Darkness began to expand.

Hitomi's Defeat

Hoshi faced Hitomi

While the Naga and the Legions were distracted, Togashi Hoshi and his followers stormed Kyuden Hitomi. Hitomi drew her swords and faced Togashi's son. They attacked each other, but suddenly Hitomi ceased the fight and walked away, because she had seen the truth, and left Hoshi to reclaim his father's throne. Hoshi had allowed Hitomi to win the duel, so when she had been prepared to kill the son of her clan's founder she had begun to see the mistakes that had been made.

Ascension

Hitomi and Onnotangu

When Hitomi realized what had happened, it was too late. Her mind was now clear of dark influences and she could see how to undo the damage she had wrought. She could see the entire existence of the Lying Darkness laid out before her, how Onnotangu had hidden its existence from Amaterasu. She saw how its subtle influence had caused all of the Kamis' downfalls and its slow growth of power over the course of the Empire's history. And she knew that only an enemy with equal power could defeat it. Hitomi challenged Lord Moon, collecting up powerful artifacts born of the power of the moon, intent upon making Onnotangu answer for his alliance with the Darkness. If she succeeded, she would gain the power to defeat the shadow itself. Hitomi had become obsessed with the idea that Lord Moon was a threat to Rokugan, and that she alone could destroy him. Kikage Zumi were sent in the search of the Lord Moon Artifacts, and despite the efforts of the Lost monk Roshungi and his fellows of the Cult of the Dead Moon, the tattooed men were able to collect the items.

Ascending to the Heavens

Hitomi dueling Onnotangu

Hitomi and Mirumoto Uso walked to the Refuge of the Three Sisters in the Dragon's Teeth mountains where she disappeared ascending through the Dragon Road to the Celestial Heavens. Calling Onnotangu down from the heavens, she challenged him to personal combat, and his eagerness to crush her and reclaim the Obsidian Hand caused him to accept. With the powerful artifacts and wisdom of Togashi on her side, Hitomi dueled Lord Moon. Onnotangu swung, and the black sword flew from Hitomi's hand. One stroke, two, and blood welled from her arms and face - torments placed to give her pain, and prolong her death. Though her battle had been mighty, she was forced to confront her greatest weakness: she was alone. Her Master's voice fled, and she heard only silence. Above her, the Moon's star-filled blade arched through the sky toward her throat. At the time of their duel the forces of the Empire were fighting the Champion of the Moon, an avatar Onnotangu had sent incarnated with his power, to protect the maddened Emperor Toturi I. Takao, leader of the Brotherhood of Shinsei, defeated the Moon's avatar. When the avatar fell Onnotangu was greatly weakened, providing Hitomi the opportunity she needed. The God arched in pain, as Hitomi raised her sword and cut his head from his shoulders.

Lady Moon

Hitomi's Seppuku

After she killed Onnotangu, Hitomi placed his essence within a hidden grave in the place which would be known as the Howling Fields. The Twenty-Seven Days of Darkness took place, while Hitomi traveled across the empire giving her advice to all the clans. Then, with the help of her second, Shiba Odoshi, she committed seppuku and took her place as Lady Moon.

War against the Shadow

Hitomi's Last Gift

In her journey through Rokugan before she ascended, Hitomi had visited Yoshune, Hoshi's newborn son. She gifted him and the Dragon Clan with Hitomi's Last Gift. It was a warm stone that allowed the Ise Zumi to flare their bodies into brilliant light when they fell. It obliged the Shadows to retreat and would be instrumental in the victory over the Lying Darkness.

Baby Ki-Rin

Hitomi released a Ki-rin colt at the Ki-Rin's Shrine on the third day of the Twenty-Seven Days of Darkness. The baby Ki-rin looked for more of its kin in the Celestial Heavens to bring them home. One by one, each star in the Celestial Heavens awakened, following the light of the golden colt.

Fall of the Age of Man

Hitomi sent the child of the Ki-Rin to seek the Dragons and bring their power back to the Empire. As they returned, the Age of Man began to fall, restoring the Age of Myth. In 1133 the seven dragons involved themselves in the War Against Shadow, carrying the last of Rokugan's greatest heroes toward Volturnum's gates.

Naming the Shadow

So long as the Lying Darkness hid behind the name of Goju Adorai, it could not be named, but once he was defeated then a name could be chosen. Hitomi told Takao to how to defeat the Lying Darkness. She revealed that the Shadow must be named to give it form, and when defined it could finally be destroyed.

Celestial Heavens

Fortune of Steel

In 1155 Lord Sun and Lady Moon invited Tsi Xing Guo to ascend to the Celestial Heavens as the Fortune of Steel.

Shrine of the Moon

Shrine of the Moon

A Phoenix scholar, Asako Bairei, theorized that Hitomi might succumb to the influence of the Lying Darkness just as Onnotangu, the previous Moon, had. But by praying for Hitomi, the influence of the Lying Darkness would be lessened. So to help hold off the influence of the Lying Darkness Bairei built the Shrine of the Moon where people could pray to Lady Moon.

Invasion of the Celestial Heavens

In 1160 the Invasion of the Celestial Heavens was halted when the words of Hantei Naseru tricked Fu Leng into distrusting Daigotsu, whose faith was the source of Fu Leng's power. Taking advantage of this moment of weakness, Bishamon deprived Fu Leng of Emma-O's Spear, and Hoshi pushed him back to the gates of Tengoku. Fu Leng was once again confronted by the Seven Thunders and decided to retreat.

Legion of the Dead

Lady Moon

In 1166 Hitomi joined the Legion of the Dead. She had stepped forward to answer Matsu Goemon's call to fight the Legion of Blood. As the two forces initially battled for control over the newly forming realm, Isawa Tsuke released a massive explosion intending to stop the First Oni, but it disrupted reality and knocked everyone in it into private memories of critical choices in their lives. The Realm of Thwarted Destiny was testing each of them, to see if they would embrace their destines or reject them. The realm could become a place where those who failed their destinies could repeat their failures for eternity or could embrace their fates and find redemption.

Obsidian Hand's Visions

Hitomi was again in front of Kachiko, when the Empress gave her the Obsidian Hand. The images disappeared and only the Shadow Dragon remained, and the Hand. The dragon who had been corrupted by Hitomi's chosen path came to complicate Hitomi's choice, seeking to return part of the pain it had suffered. The Shadow Dragon gave her memory back, expecting Hitomi could be tormented to choose the wrong path. Hitomi again decided to take the Hand and drew her blades, ready to face the dragon. The minion of the Nothing quickly retreated into the darkness.

The Will of Heaven

Hitomi, Lady Moon

In 1170, the Dragons, tired of Man's rule of the Heavens, exerted their will upon Tengoku. The Seven Fortunes allowed the Dragon of Jade and the Dragon of Obsidian to attempt to replace Yakamo as Lord Sun and Hitomi as Lord Moon respectively. The other Dragons, save the Dragon of Thunder, left mankind to cement their power.

Death

Hitomi was defeated by the Obsidian Dragon in 1170. Her fall to the Dragon Heart Plain was witnessed by Tsuruchi Etsui, who approached her while she was dying and asked her for her final words. She told him to warn the Dragon Clan that they were no longer beholden to anyone and must stop their inaction. She also said that the Dragon must build a wall to the north, and then she died.

"Tell them to build a wall, a wall in the north.” -Hitomi's Last Words

The advice was a warning about the incoming War of Dark Fire.

See Also

Moon and Sun

• Mirumoto Hitomi/Meta
• Mirumoto Hitomi/CW Meta
• Mirumoto Hitomi/Diskwars
• Mirumoto Hitomi Exp/Diskwars

External Links

• Mirumoto Hitomi (Imperial)
• Mirumoto Hitomi Exp (Shadowlands)
• Mirumoto Hitomi Exp2 (Time of the Void)
• Hitomi Exp2 (Jade)
• Hitomi Exp3 (Siege of Sleeping Mountain)
• Hitomi Exp3 (Hidden Emperor 2)
• Goju Hitomi, Exp3KYD (1000 Years of Darkness)
• Mirumoto Hitomi, Seven Thunder (Siege: Clan War)

Preceded by: Mirumoto Sukune	Mirumoto Daimyo (c. 1115) - 1127	Succeeded by: Mirumoto Daini
Preceded by: Mirumoto Yukihira	Mirumoto Daimyo 1128 - 1132	Succeeded by: Mirumoto Uso
Preceded by: None	Hitomi Daimyo 1129 - 1132	Succeeded by: Hitomi Kagetora
Preceded by: Togashi Yokuni	Dragon Clan Champion 1128 - 1132	Succeeded by: Togashi Hoshi
Preceded by: Onnotangu	Lady Moon 1132 - 1170	Succeeded by: Obsidian Dragon

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