Sumi family

The Sumi family was an important family of Japanese origin. They ruled over Japan and more under the Celestial Chancellorship between 217AD and 232AD, controlling the vast majority of East Asia at its peak. The most notable member of the family was Sumi Kaguya, leader of Celestia between 217AD and 231AD and the creator of the Cestialist ideology. Her sister Kei Kaguya also led Celestia, although was only empress of the state for a brief several months in late 231 and early 232 before its collapse. Some of its members also moved to China.
The Japanese branch of the family was completely wiped out during the chaos of the Solar Flare, leaving the Chinese branch as the last remaining members. The last somewhat well known member of the family was Miyuki Sumi, who began a failed rebellion in Basque China in 262. Her fate is unclear, with her possibly being exiled somewhere inland. Records from the fourth century show that there were family members living in the existence of the Empire of Japan. Any family members afterwards are unconfirmable.
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