| Ikoma Hakige | |
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| Born: | Unknown |
| Died: | - |
| Titles: | Ikoma Daimyo |
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Ikoma Hakige was the Ikoma Daimyo at the end of the 12th century. [1] He was considered a paragon of Bushido.
Demeanor[]
Hakige was gruff, unpleasant, and eccentric man. [2] He could drank more than one of Crab berserkers and then managed to swindle a Yasuki out of a shipment of ore. [3] Hakige had accumulated a reputation as a boorish man, and he did not attend a great many formal meetings outside the Lion lands. [4]
Ikoma Daimyo[]
Honored Guest[]
Iweko Seiken, older son of the Empress Iweko I, had been raised by the Lion Clan. In 1198 he was under the tutelage of Hakige at Kyuden Ikoma. Once his training with Lion completed, he had training with the Scorpion, and later with the Crane Clan. [1]
Second City[]
In 1198 Hakige presented to the Imperial Court the accounts of the Siege of the Second City. The Second City had surrendered to the Ninth Imperial Legion and the escapee Imperial Governor of the Colonies Otomo Suikihime had been stricken from their family rolls by the Otomo. [4] Hakige thought Kuni Daimyo Kuni Renyu was to blame for the great violence at the Second City, and the Imperials' leader, Shinjo Kinto, shared some responsibility as well. [3] Once the order and the governor was restored, Hakige annotated the rebuilding efforts in the city. [5]
The Scorpion Threatens[]
While the Lion Clan Champion Akodo Dairuko was in the Colonies, the Scorpion Clan began to test the Lion. Emerald Magistrates of the Soshi family were inspecting Lion transports with particular scrutiny, delaying them. As the conflict escalated, Hakige was visited by Doji Shirarou and his aide Asahina Umeko, who requested Hakige to avoid any engage between both Clans. [6]
External Links[]
- Ikoma Hakige (Embers of War)
| Preceded by: Unknown |
Ikoma Daimyo (c. 1198) |
Succeeded by: - |
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 State of the Clans, Part 1, by Shawn Carman
- ↑ Ikoma Hakige (Embers of War flavor)
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Torn Asunder, Part 3, by Seth Mason
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 Torn Asunder, Part 1, by Seth Mason
- ↑ Undone, by Seth Mason
- ↑ Age of Ivory, Part 3, by Seth Mason
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