Riraku II

==Overview==
Emperor Riraku II (Born Bunji Kyoma), once known as Bunji of Jumito and later as the False King of Jumito, was the second Emperor of the Horishi Empire, ruling from 890 BG until his death in 860 BG. 
During his father's Conquest of Shi, Bunji orchestrated a plot to bring the unruly Jumito into their empire. For years he lived as an exile in the territories, building relationships with the various tribes and introducing Shunism to them. He eventually rose to a position of influence within the Yu-nu tribe and, by that point, had spread ideas of unity under shunism that split the territories in two. As war broke out, Bunji of Jumito had become a legend to the people and fought with ferocity against those tribes that would not unite under Shunism. After the leader of the Yu-nu tribe died in the decisive battle of the war, it was said his last wish was for Bunji to succeed him. With this, Bunji proclaimed himself King of Jumito. However, soon after, Bunji welcomed Horishi occupation of his kingdom and, with the weakened tribes powerless to resist, the territories became part of the unstoppable Horishi Empire. 
After his father's death, Bunji succeeded him, taking the name, Riraku II. Though feared by the Jumito people, his betrayal was never forgotten and he came to be known as the False King of Jumito across the once independent territory. Riraku's reign as emperor was spent maintaining unity across the conquered peninsula and avoiding conflict at all costs. He was later succeeded by his own son who took the name Yukiso I.
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