Fukurokujin Seidō

Fukurokujin Seidō was a Rokugani shrine devoted to Fukurokujin, the Fortune of Wisdom and Mercy. One of its acolytes, So, was selected as the heir to the Dragon, and he was known as Togashi Mitsu. The Rising Wave, by Marie Brennan
== Appearance ==
Built in the Sixth Century atop a high mountain peak north and west of the High House of Light, it was a plain edifice of grey stone and black slate roofing tiles, the least resplendent shrine to a Great Fortune in the Empire and the largest devoted to Fukurokujin. Visitors passed through a torii arch located near the base of the mountain, and walked a reasonably traversable road to reach it. Those who came here to worship the Fortune left an offering of something made with their own hands. This made Fukurokujin Seidō a de facto museum and art exhibit containing what was themost complete cross-section of artistic achievement in the Empire. Writ of the Wilds, p. 55
== Pilgrimage ==
The Kitsuki particularly revered Fukurokujin, and part of a Kitsuki's gempukku involved making a pilgrimage to Fukurokujin Seidō in the Togashi lands and spending three days there in contemplation. Writ of the Wilds, p. 64
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