Takegakure

Takegakure (茸隠れの里, Takegakure no Sato, Literally meaning: Village Hidden by Mushrooms) is the shinobi village of the Land of Mushroom. As it is not of the Five Great Shinobi Countries, it is not ruled by a Kage but a Village Head instead. The village is composed of three clans and travelers who have no other place to go. 
The ninja of Takegakure, with their unique blend of clans and techniques, could be renowned for their versatility and adaptability in various situations. As a whole, Takegakure is a village that embodies the essence of the shinobi—masters of espionage, and sabotage Their reputation could be built on the premise that they can adapt to any threat, making them unpredictable and, therefore, feared. The combination of these clans’ abilities would make the village a formidable force, capable of both offensive and defensive strategies that utilize the environment, biology, and chemistry to their advantage.
==History==
===Founding===
Takegakure came into being during the turbulent era of Warring States. It originally being a settlement for the Nabatani Clan after their exile from the Senju Clan. The Nabatani were exiled due to their controversial experiments with the First Hokage's cells, attempting to replicate the legendary Wood Release technique. Despite their noble intentions to strengthen their clan and aid their allies, their failure led to their banishment.
At first Takegakure was nothing more than a settlement for the Nabatani Clan but progressed into more as the years went on but was never fully established as an village. 
==Notable Clans==
===Nabatani Clan===
Nabatani Clan (茸谷一族, Nabatani Ichizoku) was one apart of the Senju Clan, are the founders of Takegakure and are particularly renowned for their Spore Discharge Technique which allows them to release spore from any portion of their bodies. Due to Shimeji Nabatani, the Nabatani Clan has gained a kekkei tōta known as the Fungus Release.
===Busujima Clan===
Busujima Clan( 毒島一族, Busujima Ichizoku) were once a faithful shinobi family of Sunagakure, known for their prowess in the art of poison and their Itojutsu. The Busujima Clan calls their poison prowess Poison Release as both a nod to the Nabatani Clan Fungus Release and as a way to delude opponents about their hiden poison technique. While the majority of the Busujima Clan use their poison arts, a select few specialize in thread techniques, also known as Itojutsu.
===Yakuhin Clan===
Yakuhin Clan (薬品一族, Yakuhin Ichizoku) are a clan of traveling herbalists, widely known for their medicine crafting techniques and their connections with the peacocks that live within the forest around them. After years of practice the Yakuhin Clan are able gather nature chakra and infuse it into the herbs that they cultivate. They use these herbs to create a vapor or slime by grinding into powder or extracting it from the herb. This vapor or slime is mainly used to heal. At present, they make up the majority of the village's Medical Corps. 
==Minor Clans==
==Military Forces==
===Council===
At the top of the hierarchy sits the Agaric Council, composed of the wisest and most experienced members of the three major clans of Takegakure. They are responsible for the strategic decisions and the overall welfare of the village. The council ensures that the village's actions are always in harmony with the forest.
===Guardians===
Directly under the council are the Death Cap, elite shinobi who have mastered the techniques of their respective clan. They serve as the village's protectors and enforcers, carrying out the council's directives and maintaining order.
===Spy Network===
The Mycelium Network is the intelligence and communication network of the village, operated by skilled individuals who has techniques to discreetly gather information and relay messages across Takegakure.
==Alliances==
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