Natsuragi Family

This article is about the Natsuragi Family, not to be confused with Natsuragi (town) 
The Natsuragi Family is the ruling family of the town of Natsuragi (named after the family). The family's roots can be traced back to the Takumakken conflict. 
==History==
===Early history and founding ===
The family's roots can be traced back to the Takumakken Empire. It is said that Shoji's parents were humble rice farmers, their exact location in Takumakken unknown. One day, they made the decision to leave their old life behind, packing all their belongings and setting out on a journey. After a week of wandering, they stumbled upon a serene valley where they decided to establish a new home. in this valley they constructed a modest dwelling and cultivating a small rice paddy. They also invited some of the local residents to join them in building their newfound community. In honor of their own surname, Natsuragi, they christened this settlement. A year after their migration, their first son, Izanagi, came into the world, and a mere two years later, Shoji was born.
===Shoji tree (main tree)===
Shoji and his brother began working in the rice paddies alongside their parents at a young age, although they often spent their free time playing with the neighboring children. As he grew older, Shoji's father assumed a significant role in shaping his upbringing. When they weren't laboring in the rice fields, father and son bonded over fishing trips and valuable life lessons. As Shoji and his parents aged, they bestowed upon him the responsibility of becoming the town's new leader. During his childhood, he formed a close friendship with a girl whose name is now lost to time. Their connection deepened, resulting in a passionate love that bore two children, Koichi and Yasu. Sadly, not long thereafter, the woman of Shoji's dreams departed, leaving him heartbroken and consumed by anger. In his anguish, he made a vow never to utter her name again, hence the mystery surrounding it. Following this painful episode, Shoji began to exhibit a somewhat power-hungry demeanor, often taunting his fellow villagers and taking multiple women as concubines. This behavior led to his increasing unpopularity within the village, eventually causing him to retreat from the public eye after several years.
Koichi and Yasu both experienced neglect during their upbringing by their father. Instead, they found friendship and support among the villagers, who treated them as extended family. Most of their time was spent with these villagers, as they formed closer bonds with them than with their father. When Koichi turned 16, he made the decision to move to Lhumar to pursue his studies, and a year later, Yasu followed suit. Koichi enrolled in a program focused on science and biology, while Yasu pursued social science. It was at the university that Koichi crossed paths with his future wife, Ayako. She hailed from a well-off family in Lhumar and was a native of the city. Their love blossomed, and they spent the majority of their university years together. Upon completing their education, Koichi inviated to Ayako to join him in Natsuragi. She accepted, and they both relocated to the town. Upon their return, they found Shoji old and sick. In his weakened state, Shoji entrusted Koichi with the role of mayor, extracting a promise from him that he would not follow in his father's footsteps. This transition marked the beginning of a new era of economic prosperity for Natsuragi, with Koichi at the front. Just a year after their return and Koichi's appointment as mayor, Koichi and Ayako were married. They soon welcomed their first son, Yoshiyuki, and three years later, their second son, Miyasaki, completed their family.
===Izanagi tree (Secondary tree)===
Izanagi, the elder brother of Shoji, often found himself in the shadow of his younger sibling. Neglected by their parents, he rarely enjoyed quality time with them, and when they did, the conversation often revolved around Shoji. Consequently, the relationship between Izanagi and Shoji grew frosty, marked by frequent clashes over trivial matters, with their parents usually siding with Shoji, as expected. After years of enduring this unequal treatment, a fateful day arrived when their parents decided to appoint one of them as the new mayor. Without a moment's hesitation, they chose Shoji. This decision incensed Izanagi, who was not only the elder sibling but also possessed more experience. In response, he moved out and embraced a quiet, unassuming life in the town, disconnected from the luxuries of his family. Around the same time, Izanagi crossed paths with Hayashida, a fellow town resident. He often observed her from a distance as she diligently carried out her duties on her parents' farm. Although they occasionally exchanged words, their interactions remained limited. It was evident to the other villagers that these two young souls harbored deep affection for each other, yet neither dared to take the bold step. Given the preference for marriages within the ruling family and the undeniable love between them, a decision was made to arrange their marriage. In the beginning, it was an awkward and rocky journey, but over time, they managed to find common ground and openly express their love. As they aged together, they were blessed with their one and only child, Miura.
Miura, a beloved child of his parents, possessed a peculiar passion for nature and everything intertwined with the human experience. He could often be seen outside the valley, frolicking with the animals or simply wandering through the natural world that surrounded him. As he grew older, he was presented with the opportunity to study biology beyond the confines of the town. Leaving his parents behind, he embarked on a journey to a distant town, situated many miles from Natsuragi. In this faraway place, he spent several years living with his master and fellow students amidst the dense forests of Endanor. It was here that Miura delved deep into the study of nature, acquiring knowledge not only about its intricacies but also how to harness and control its forces. After a prolonged period of living in near isolation, he made the decision to return to Natsuragi and reconnect with the villagers he had not seen for so long. Upon his return, he was warmly welcomed by his cousin Koichi, whose existence Miura had been unaware of. Koichi extended an invitation for Miura to reside in a special room within the ruling family's home, a gesture that Miura gratefully accepted. He also learnt the sad news that his father was dead in his mother was sick and stuck in bed. He continued to study and immerse himself in the wonders of the surrounding nature. Moreover, Miura began to share his vast knowledge of biology with the villagers, emerging as an influential figure in the town's fabric.
== Occupations/general information ==
Mother & Father of Shoji and Izanagi - (DEAD)
Mother of Koichi - (Played by: None, Occupation: Unknown) 
Shoji - (Played by: None, Occupation: Retired)
Yasu Anzai - (Played by: None, Occupation: Politican)
Koichi - (Played by: swagdoge1, Occupation: Mayor)
Ayako - (Played by: axoiskewl, Occupation: Home wife)
Yoshiyuki - (Played by: None, Occupation: Child)
Miyasaki - (Played by: None, Occupation: Child)
Izanagi - (DEAD)
Hayashida - (Played by: None, Occupation: Retired)
Miura - (Played by: morrs., Occupation: Naturalist)
Category:Traveler's Era