Kibukito

The Far North Village (U2) was a disorganized city on the northern edge of Unicorn territory Secrets of the Unicorn, p. 54 in the Senseki province. Secrets of the Unicorn, p. 96
== Founding ==
The village was founded with the Brotherhood of Shinsei's assistance and was intended to house the family or descendants of those who had been banished from the Empire to the Burning Sands. The center of the city was a massive temple Secrets of the Unicorn, pp. 54-55 with a prominent shrine to the obscure Fortune of Redemption, The Atlas of Rokugan, p. 190 located here for the souls who had been banished to Exile's Road, those who had relatives at Exile's Road Watchtower gathered to pray for their relatives' redemption. Kotei 2009 Cincinatti (Story Tourney) The Forty-Sixth Junghar Legion was stationed nearby, to patrol the area north of it, ensuring no gaijin army came close to Rokugan's borders. Masters of War, p. 145
== Activities ==
They traded with the reclusive Badger Clan in the northern mountains of Rokugan within the Senseki province. It had an active monastery dedicated to the study of the Tao of Shinsei. Legend of the Five Rings; Third Edition, p. 298 The relatives of those exiled formed their own families, most abandoning any loyalty to the clans that exiled their kin. The city thus had an unusually high number of ronin. Secrets of the Unicorn, p. 55
== Rojin's Wanderers ==
The village was home to the estates of Shinjo Juro and the group known as Rojin's Wanderers. Way of the Samurai, p. 72
== War of Dark Fire ==
The village was attacked by yobanjin forces in 1170 during the War of Dark Fire. The War of Dark Fire, Part 2, by Shawn Carman It was the first Unicorn territory invaded by the Army of Fire when an advance force began laying waste to its defenses, in preparation for a larger assault to come. When the town was rebuilt after the war, it was discovered that the underground archive of the temple had largely survived. A new town wall and watchtowers were added to the city defenses. The Atlas of Rokugan, pp. 190-191
Category:Senseki province