| Please note: This article is about the Emerald Champion. For other uses of the term, please see Tsuda (disambiguation). |
| Mirumoto Tsuda | |
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| Born: | Unknown |
| Died: | - |
| Titles: | Emerald Champion |
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Mirumoto Tsuda was a duelist bushi of the Dragon Clan.
Emerald Champion[]
In 1199 Tsuda ascend to the office of Emerald Champion, while his predecessor Utaku Ji-Yun retired and assumed the mantle of Utaku Daimyo. [1] In the finals Tsuda defeated Toku Kyoko, the Monkey Clan Champion. He selected Yasuki Umi-Ushi as his First Magistrate. Tsuda was an honorable man with a strong sense of justice who tended to follow his gut instincts. He avoided being mired in the politics of his own clan and actively avoided engaging in Dragon politics. [2]
Investigating the Kokujin[]
In the month of the Hare of 1200 his friend Tamori Daiishu was in the Imperial City Toshi Ranbo to record the events leading to the coronation of Iweko Seiken. Tsuda asked him to investigate the reappearance of Tattooed Monks who used the Kokujin family name. [3]
Coronation of Iweko II[]
During the coronation of Iweko Seiken as Iweko II, Tsuda stood next to the dais of the Emperor. As the favored vassal of the Emperor, he would stand guard during the ceremony, serving as a symbol for the entirety of Rokugan, which the Emperor would swear to rule fairly and protect. [4]
External Links[]
Mirumoto Tsuda
Tsuda becomes Emerald Champion
- Mirumoto Tsuda (Promotional)
- Mirumoto Tsuda, Emerald Champion (Twenty Festivals)
| Preceded by: Utaku Ji-Yun |
Emerald Champion 1199 - Present |
Succeeded by: - |
References
- ↑ Emerald Championships and Charity Auctions 2013 (Storyline result)
- ↑ The Daimyo Project, by C. Thomas Hand, Mari Murdock, and Maxime Lemaire
- ↑ Twenty Festivals, Part 1, by Maxime Lemaire
- ↑ Coronation, by Shawn Carman and Maxime Lemaire
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