Taishō

Taishō was the Rokugani term for "general", the military head of an army, answerable only to their own daimyō, and usually led thousands into combat. Generals sometimes also served as their liege's hatamoto, or direct retainers. They
established the larger battle plan—often with a team of advisors and attendants—and saw that it was executed to the letter. In extremely large battles, multiple generals serving different lords might need to work together to coordinate multiple armies. A general often commanded from a fixed location, removed from the fray, though celebrated war heroes had been known to bring their blades and fighting prowess to the battlefield. Fields of Victory, p. 10
Category:Military (TCG)
Category:Rokugani Language (TCG)