Baiyosho Degi

Baiyosho Degi was a monk member of the Tairo in Wa around 1357 DR.
==History==
Baiyosho was a monk from a family that had always provided generations of faithful servitors to the shogunate. Degi was assured a place as a jisha-bugyo commissioner, but shogun Matasuuri Nagahide noticed his great intelligence and fervid devotion to the Path of Enlightenment and asked him to give a series of private lectures about the Path. During those lectures, Degi explained to the shogun that the Path advocated a natural hierarchy and so Nagahide had a celestial blessing to rule.
Impressed, the shogun granted Baiyosho a place in the Tairo, as the only non-samurai, and proclaimed the Path the national religion of Wa.
==Personality==
Degli was a fleshy and expressionless individual, a loner who disliked human contact. He was a brilliant scholar and his loyalty to the shogun was absolute.
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