Jurojin

Jurojin was the Fortune of Longevity and one of the Seven Fortunes. Way of the Phoenix, p. 33
== Appearance ==
Jurojin was represented with a long, white beard. He could speak to all the animals of the Empire, and knew everything that they saw. Jurojin did not often take a personal hand in the lives of those under his protection, though the family and friends of such individuals tended to live long, happy lives. Fortunes & Winds, pp. 69-70 The Scorpion revered him for the secrets he possessed. Emerald Empire; Fourth Edition, p. 179
== Temples to Jurojin ==
His largest shrine, Seido Jurojin, was located within the Crane provinces, and its waters could heal any wounds or illness by drinking. Another shrine in the Isawa lands, also named Seido Jurojin, predated the Fall of the Kami. The Tribe of Isawa had built a tiny temple to the Fortune of Longevity, and Jurojin visited the site when he entered the Realm of Mortals, as he never forgotten the dedication of Isawa and his siblings. Secrets of the Phoenix, p. 33
== Celestial Unrest ==
In 1170 the seven fortunes supported the Jade Dragon and Obsidian Dragon when they challenged and defeated Yakamo, Lord Sun, and Hitomi, Lady Moon. Scenes from the Empire VI, by Brian Yoon
=== Togashi ascends ===
The Kami Togashi was a lawbreaker of the Celestial Order, a mortal whose soul remained in Ningen-do avoiding death. It drew the attention of the Seven Fortunes who judged his interaction illegal. Togashi eventually accepted their judgment and ascended to Tengoku. Heaven’s Net, by Nancy Sauer
== External Links ==
* Jurojin's Blessing (Second City)
Category:Fortunes