Hidari district

The Hidari district, referred to by the Sentaku Tribunal as “the Emperor’s
Road” district, The Atlas of Rokugan, p. 250 was the one of the outer districts of Otosan Uchi. It was named for its governor, Asahina Hidari. Many of the most famous shops, inns, and other buildings were seen alongside the Road of the Most High. It was one of the entrance to the city, so to this strategic district the Emperor appointed governors as a matter of pride and honor, Otosan Uchi:Book 1, p. 17 changing hands more than any other district in the city. 
== Scorpion Coup ==
In 1123 during the Scorpion Coup the Hidari district was not taken by the Scorpion in the first days of assault. Otosan Uchi: The Scorpion's Sting, p. 20 The district was liberated by the combined armies of the clans on the fifth day, Otosan Uchi: The Scorpion's Sting, p. 26 after the most ferious fightings between the clans and the Scorpion. Otosan Uchi: The Scorpion's Sting, p. 47 Little damage was inflicted upon the district during the fights. Otosan Uchi: The Scorpion's Sting, p. 78
== Notable Locations ==
A huge jade torii arches stood above the gate of the Ekohikei and a larger gate exited the Toshisoto. The district was filled with some of the most famous shops, inns, tea houses, and other aestheticly pleasing holdings in the city. The Atlas of Rokugan, p. 251
* Emerald Coin - shop
* Light From Above - restaurant
* Inn of the Last Rise - Inn
* House of Loss - Mansion
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