Genkyo

Genkyo (原教) is the collective Genjin religion & mythology. Believers are called Genkyo-to (原教者).
Genkyo is a polytheistic set of traditions and faiths worshiped primarily in the nations of Genjin culture/ethnicity in Fuso. They are also practiced to a lesser extent in eastern parts of Soleil and Yamatai's provinces in western Marlakcor, and have been on the rise in Maritymir through Yamatai's colony the Gugyo Archipelago, as well as Raimei in southwestern Marlakcor. Gods and goddesses in Genjin culture are referred to as "Kami" and "Megami" respectively, and "Kamigami" collectively.
== Practitioner Titles ==
The overall governor of the entire Genkyo religion is the tenno.
Shrine priests and priestesses, from lowest to highest ranks, are referred to as
Rank 	Masculine 	Feminine 	Notes
Priest 	Shisai司祭 	Miko巫女 	
Head Priest 	Guji宮司 	Shumiko主巫女 	The head of a shrine or temple.
Supreme Priest	Saikojuso最高住僧 	Saikomiko最高巫女 	This holy title is second to the tenno and there is only ever one at a time. The holder of the title is also the ruler of Hinomoto.
Other notes 	Other notes 	Other notes 	Other notes
* Male and female members of the imperial family who join the priesthood are referred to as Shisai-oji (司祭王子) & Mikohime (巫女姫) respectively.	
* Male and female members of the imperial family who join the priesthood are referred to as Shisai-oji (司祭王子) & Mikohime (巫女姫) respectively.	
* Male and female members of the imperial family who join the priesthood are referred to as Shisai-oji (司祭王子) & Mikohime (巫女姫) respectively.	
* Male and female members of the imperial family who join the priesthood are referred to as Shisai-oji (司祭王子) & Mikohime (巫女姫) respectively.
== Zenno & Iroke==
Tenrai Uchu-no-Zenno Konpaku (天来宇宙の全能魂魄) and Tenrai Uchu-no-Iroke Yubutsu (天来宇宙の色気尤物) are supreme kami worshiped by the Genjin as the overall rulers of the Spirit World, and the central figures of Genkyo. In discussion, their names are often shortened to Zenno (全能) and Iroke (色気) respectively. They are the parents of Himiko and the grandparents of the Tennyo.
According to traditional myth, Zenno is the master of the Dairyu, and the creator of the lands and islands known as Fuso. Iroke is the life-giver of Fuso, who let plants bloom and animals evolve by bleeding some of her blood into the land. Traditional myth also identifies the pair as the first man and woman to inhabit Fuso; but this myth is highly unpopular, as modern historians and scholars favor a theory suggesting the Genjin migrated to Fuso from mainland Marlakcor.
Through their eldest granddaughter, Akegata Nadeshiko-himekami of the Tennyo, the Tenno of Yamatai claim descent from them, and it is through this alleged descent that the legitimacy of the Nadeshiko dynasty is based off.
The main, largest, and original temple to them is Tenrai Fufu-no-Sodai Jiin (天来夫婦の壮大寺院/Grand Temple of the Divine Couple), located on the island of Seinaru-shima, an island near the geographical center of Fuso.
==Tennyo==
The Tennyo (天女/Heavenly Maidens) are a mythological group of "divine princesses" that, according to myth, lived in the protohistorical era of Fuso. They are the daughters of Himiko, all born during her tenure as Joo of the ancient Kingdom of Sakitomi, all born to different mortal fathers that were believed to be Himiko's concubines/lovers, and are thus all half-sisters to each other, aside for a set of triplets who were born from the same father, two of whom were twins. Similarly to the Archangels of Septifidelity, each of the princesses represent a certain virtue and/or aspect of nature. They are led by Akegata-himekami, the eldest of them.
When talked about in conversation, the Tennyo are usually referred to by the short version of their name.
Several prominent clans of Yamatai claim descent from one or more of the Tennyo, and therefore from Zenno and Iroke; the Nadeshiko dynasty via Akegata-himekami most prominently.
Tennyo 	Tennyo 	Tennyo
Name 	Title 	Representaion
Aika-himekami愛花姫神 	Princess of Flowers 	Love
Aika-himekami is most particularly acknowledged during Koigokoro no Saiten, the Genjin love festival 	Aika-himekami is most particularly acknowledged during Koigokoro no Saiten, the Genjin love festival 	Aika-himekami is most particularly acknowledged during Koigokoro no Saiten, the Genjin love festival
 	 	
Kenjū-himekami賢獣姫神 	Princess of Animals 	Intelligence
 	 	
Kagekan-himekami影勘姫神 	Princess of Shadows 	Intuitiveness
 	 	
Fuyushin-himekami冬信姫神 	Princess of Winter 	Faith
 	 	
Morikei-himekami森勁姫神 	Princess of the Forests 	Resilience
Most legends say that Mori-himekami's father was an elf, yet also say that Mori-himekami was born a full-elf.
Legends say that this was due to the divinity of her bloodline that prevented it from becoming mixed. 	Most legends say that Mori-himekami's father was an elf, yet also say that Mori-himekami was born a full-elf.
Legends say that this was due to the divinity of her bloodline that prevented it from becoming mixed. 	Most legends say that Mori-himekami's father was an elf, yet also say that Mori-himekami was born a full-elf.
Legends say that this was due to the divinity of her bloodline that prevented it from becoming mixed.
 	 	
Uminin-himekami海忍姫神 	Princess of the Oceans 	Endurance
The more popular legends say that Kaiyo-himekami's father was a merman, and that Kaiyo-himekami was a mermaid herself. Youngest triplet of Mizu-himekami and Ame-himekami. Of the triplets, Mizu-himekami and Ame-himekami had the same father while Kaiyo-himekami had a different father.
Through the now-extinct Enkei clan, the Ishigame clan of Yamatai claims descent from Kaiyo-himekami. 	The more popular legends say that Kaiyo-himekami's father was a merman, and that Kaiyo-himekami was a mermaid herself. Youngest triplet of Mizu-himekami and Ame-himekami. Of the triplets, Mizu-himekami and Ame-himekami had the same father while Kaiyo-himekami had a different father.
Through the now-extinct Enkei clan, the Ishigame clan of Yamatai claims descent from Kaiyo-himekami. 	The more popular legends say that Kaiyo-himekami's father was a merman, and that Kaiyo-himekami was a mermaid herself. Youngest triplet of Mizu-himekami and Ame-himekami. Of the triplets, Mizu-himekami and Ame-himekami had the same father while Kaiyo-himekami had a different father.
Through the now-extinct Enkei clan, the Ishigame clan of Yamatai claims descent from Kaiyo-himekami.
 	 	
Kozan-himekami誇山姫神 	Princess of the Mountains 	Pride
 	 	
Tsukiji-himekami月時姫神 	Princess of the Moons 	Time
 	 	
Raisoku-himekami雷速姫神 	Princess of Thunder 	Celerity
 	 	
Nissei-himekami日精姫神 	Princess of the Sun 	Life
 	 	
Chīho-himekami地和姫神 	Princess of Earth 	Patience
 	 	
Shūryo-himekami秋涼姫神 	Princess of Autumn 	Change
 	 	
Kazeto-himekami風塔姫神 	Princess of Wind 	Perseverance
 	 	
Boshun-himekami望春姫神 	Princess of Spring 	Hope
 	 	
Sabaku-himekami沙漠姫神 	Princess of the Desert 	Diligence
 	 	
Kanake-himekami金気姫神 	Princess of Metal 	Resolution
 	 	
Uekan-himekami植感姫神 	Princess of Plants 	Empathy
 	 	
Ame-himekami雨姫神 	Princess of Rain 	Temperance
 	 	
Younger triplet of Mizu-himekami and elder triplet of Kaiyo-himekami. Of the triplets, Mizu-himekami and Ame-himekami had the same father while Kaiyo-himekami had a different father. 	Younger triplet of Mizu-himekami and elder triplet of Kaiyo-himekami. Of the triplets, Mizu-himekami and Ame-himekami had the same father while Kaiyo-himekami had a different father. 	Younger triplet of Mizu-himekami and elder triplet of Kaiyo-himekami. Of the triplets, Mizu-himekami and Ame-himekami had the same father while Kaiyo-himekami had a different father.
Yukimi-himekami雪美姫神 	Princess of Snow 	Beauty
 	 	
Tenkū-himekami天空姫神 	Princess of the Sky 	Clarity
 	 	
Tasogare-himekami黄昏姫神 	Princess of Twilight 	Mysteriousness
 	 	
Akegata Nadeshiko-himekami明け方撫子姫神 	Princess of the Dawn 	Leadership
The eldest sister and the leader of the Tennyo, and the wife of Hisui Moju, the Jade Dragon of the Dairyu. The Tenno of Yamatai claim descent from Akegata-himekami, and therefore from her divine grandparents. Traditional legend says that Akegata-himekami gave birth to a child whose name is recorded as Jiyu-no-Seigiwa Heiwa-o-Sonchosuru (自由の正義は平和を尊重する), or just Jiyu Heiwa (自由平和), who began the genealogical descendancy that led to the beginning of the imperial line with Ganzo-tenno (Mikado Keikenna-no-Totoi Taiso). 	The eldest sister and the leader of the Tennyo, and the wife of Hisui Moju, the Jade Dragon of the Dairyu. The Tenno of Yamatai claim descent from Akegata-himekami, and therefore from her divine grandparents. Traditional legend says that Akegata-himekami gave birth to a child whose name is recorded as Jiyu-no-Seigiwa Heiwa-o-Sonchosuru (自由の正義は平和を尊重する), or just Jiyu Heiwa (自由平和), who began the genealogical descendancy that led to the beginning of the imperial line with Ganzo-tenno (Mikado Keikenna-no-Totoi Taiso). 	The eldest sister and the leader of the Tennyo, and the wife of Hisui Moju, the Jade Dragon of the Dairyu. The Tenno of Yamatai claim descent from Akegata-himekami, and therefore from her divine grandparents. Traditional legend says that Akegata-himekami gave birth to a child whose name is recorded as Jiyu-no-Seigiwa Heiwa-o-Sonchosuru (自由の正義は平和を尊重する), or just Jiyu Heiwa (自由平和), who began the genealogical descendancy that led to the beginning of the imperial line with Ganzo-tenno (Mikado Keikenna-no-Totoi Taiso).
 	 	
Genkyoku-himekami原曲姫神 	Princess of Song 	Creativity
Genkyoku-himekami was believed to have the best singing voice of the entire Tennyo. As such, she is the main patron deity of singers and musicians. 	Genkyoku-himekami was believed to have the best singing voice of the entire Tennyo. As such, she is the main patron deity of singers and musicians. 	Genkyoku-himekami was believed to have the best singing voice of the entire Tennyo. As such, she is the main patron deity of singers and musicians.
 	 	
Somizu-himekami操水姫神 	Princess of Water 	Chastity
Eldest triplet of Kaiyo-himekami and Ame-himekami. Of the triplets, Mizu-himekami and Ame-himekami had the same father while Kaiyo-himekami had a different father. 	Eldest triplet of Kaiyo-himekami and Ame-himekami. Of the triplets, Mizu-himekami and Ame-himekami had the same father while Kaiyo-himekami had a different father. 	Eldest triplet of Kaiyo-himekami and Ame-himekami. Of the triplets, Mizu-himekami and Ame-himekami had the same father while Kaiyo-himekami had a different father.
 	 	
Tsuyobi-himekami強火姫神 	Princess of Volcanoes 	Strength
 	 	
Yuhi-himekami優火姫神 	Princess of Fire 	Kindness
 	 	
Tsunekawa-himekami雅川姫神 	Princess of the Rivers 	Grace
 	 	
Natsuyo-himekami夏勇姫神 	Princess of Summer 	Courage
 	 	
==Dairyu==
The Genjin worship a group of dragon deities known collectively as the Dairyu (大竜/Great Dragons). Originally syncretized from Linglun, Genkyo-to believe these dragons are the source of a soshihito's ability to manipulate the elements. Synonymously known as spirits, each dragon has its own attribute that reflects the essence of nature.
The Dairyu aren't always all worshiped at the same time. Some areas place more emphasis on one or more dragons than the others, sometimes in the form of cults. (e.g. Most wood elves that follow these dragons tend to place emphasis on Midori Shinrin, the Emerald Dragon, more than the other dragons; and Kogane Tenpi, the Golden Dragon, is largely worshiped in parts of Soleil more than the other dragons).
 The Dairyu are associated by a particular material or gemstone as well as an aspect of nature.
Name 	Represented Material 	Representation of Nature
Akagane Kinzoku赤金金属 	the Copper Dragon 	Dragon Spirit of Metal
 	 	
Sekiju Takibi赤珠焚火 	the Ruby Dragon 	Dragon Spirit of Fire
The Genjin believe he lives in a volcano called Kasai-ya-Doro-san (火災や土路山) with Sekiei Daichi. 	The Genjin believe he lives in a volcano called Kasai-ya-Doro-san (火災や土路山) with Sekiei Daichi. 	The Genjin believe he lives in a volcano called Kasai-ya-Doro-san (火災や土路山) with Sekiei Daichi.
 	 	
Kogane Tenpi黄金天日 	the Golden Dragon 	Dragon Spirit of the Sun
Servant of Zenno and ruler of all dragons. 	Servant of Zenno and ruler of all dragons. 	Servant of Zenno and ruler of all dragons.
 	 	
Kohaku Jinsei琥珀人生 	the Amber Dragon 	Dragon Spirit of Life
Protector of newborns. 	Protector of newborns. 	Protector of newborns.
 	 	
Kokuyoseki Kage黒曜石影 	the Obsidian Dragon 	Dragon Spirit of Shadows
Servant of Seikyo and judge of souls. 	Servant of Seikyo and judge of souls. 	Servant of Seikyo and judge of souls.
 	 	
Kongo Kaze金剛風 	the Diamond Dragon 	Dragon Spirit of Wind
 	 	
Hisui Moju翡翠猛獣 	the Jade Dragon 	Dragon Spirit of Animals
He is the husband of Akegata Nadeshiko-himekami, with whom he began the line that led to the tenno. It is through him, as well as Akegata, that the legitimacy of the Nadeshiko line is based.	He is the husband of Akegata Nadeshiko-himekami, with whom he began the line that led to the tenno. It is through him, as well as Akegata, that the legitimacy of the Nadeshiko line is based.	He is the husband of Akegata Nadeshiko-himekami, with whom he began the line that led to the tenno. It is through him, as well as Akegata, that the legitimacy of the Nadeshiko line is based.
 	 	
Midori Shinrin緑森林 	the Emerald Dragon 	Dragon Spirit of the Forests
 	 	
Mokuzai Mokusei木材木製 	the Wooden Dragon 	Dragon Spirit of Wood
 	 	
Nijiiro Suiiki虹色水域 	the Opal Dragon 	Dragon Spirit of Water
Sister of Shinju Umi. 	Sister of Shinju Umi. 	Sister of Shinju Umi.
 	 	
Ogyoku Inabikari黄玉稲光 	the Topaz Dragon 	Dragon Spirit of Thunder & Lightning
He is especially popular in the Empire of Raimei. 	He is especially popular in the Empire of Raimei. 	He is especially popular in the Empire of Raimei.
 	 	
Seigyoku Hisame青玉氷雨 	the Sapphire Dragon 	Dragon Spirit of Ice
While most dragons, real and mythological, breathe fire, the Genjin believe that Seigyoku Hisame spews ice.
The Genjin also believe that he lives on a glacier of a mountain in the northernmost reaches of Fuso.	While most dragons, real and mythological, breathe fire, the Genjin believe that Seigyoku Hisame spews ice.
The Genjin also believe that he lives on a glacier of a mountain in the northernmost reaches of Fuso.	While most dragons, real and mythological, breathe fire, the Genjin believe that Seigyoku Hisame spews ice.
The Genjin also believe that he lives on a glacier of a mountain in the northernmost reaches of Fuso.
 	 	
Sekiei Daichi石英大地 	the Quartz Dragon 	Dragon Spirit of Earth
Older brother of Sangaku. 
The Genjin believe he lives in a volcano called Kasai-ya-Doro-san (火災や土路山) with Sekiju Takibi. 	Older brother of Sangaku. 
The Genjin believe he lives in a volcano called Kasai-ya-Doro-san (火災や土路山) with Sekiju Takibi. 	Older brother of Sangaku. 
The Genjin believe he lives in a volcano called Kasai-ya-Doro-san (火災や土路山) with Sekiju Takibi.
 	 	
Shinju Umi真珠海 	the Pearl Dragon 	Dragon Spirit of the Ocean
Brother of Nijiiro Suiiki. 	Brother of Nijiiro Suiiki. 	Brother of Nijiiro Suiiki.
 	 	
Shirogane Eisei白金衛星 	the Silver Dragon 	Dragon Spirit of the Moons
 	 	
Rokusho-dama Tenku緑青玉天空 	the Turquoise Dragon 	Dragon Spirit of the Sky
 	 	
==Tenjin & Rikujin==
The major Kamigami of the Genkyo pantheon are collectively known as Tenjin (天神). Genkyo-to believe that there are actually countless kamigami living in every facet of nature, but only a handful are known by name. The influence of such deities tend to be restricted to certain areas, thus rendering them as what known as Rikujin (陸神).
Name 	Representation, Historicity & Other notes
Major Kami 	Major Kami
Anzenna Shussan安全な出産 	Megami of Safe Childbirth
Kyofu-no-Arashi強風嵐 	Kami of Storms. Arashi is especially popular in the Empire of Raimei.
Bosei & Fusei母性 & 父性 	Megami and Kami of Parenthood. Sister and brother deities that preside over Parenthood (motherhood and fatherhood respectively).
Aizen Myo-o愛染明王 	Kami of Lust & Sex
Chuya昼夜 	Kami of Day and Night
Omoikane思金 	Kami of Learning
Hyosetsu氷雪 	Kami of Ice and Snow
Jikan時間 	Kami of Time
Joku上空 	Kami of the Sky
Kanjo-no-Aijo感情の愛情 	Megami of Love. Kanjo-no-Aijo-megami is most particularly acknowledged during Koigokoro no Saiten, the Genjin love festival
Taka-uso Jun-ga Hanako多価鷽純画芭子 	Kami of Fruits
Takemikazuchi武甕槌 	Kami of Thunder & Lightning. He is especially popular in the Empire of Raimei. He is sometimes equated with, Xiangliang Jizao, the Wan god of thunder.
Kisetsu-no-Utsurikawari季節の移り変わり 	Kami of the Changing Seasons
Kosaku & Nogyo工作 & 農業 	Kami of Farming and Agriculture. Brother Kami
Geka'gaku-no-Kusuri外科学の薬 	Megami of Medicine
Sugure Yojutsu-no-Maho優れ妖術の魔法 	Megami of Magic & Sorcery
Ninshin妊娠 	Megami of Pregnancy
Ongaku音楽 	Kami of Music
Shochu-Tsukuri焼酎作り 	Kami of Winemaking
Seifuku-to-Shori征服と勝利 	Kami of War
Funka Kawayama噴火川山 	A volcano kami believed to be descended from of Sekiju Takibi.
Seikyo逝去 	Kami of Death. Lord of the Shinigami, the guides to the afterlife.
Shaho射法 	Kami of Archery
Shizen-no-Yoso自然の要素 	Kami of the Five Elements.
According to myth, Shizen-no-Yoso, an abjaksan from an era known as the "Buzoku Jidai (部族時代/Tribal Period)" – roughly seven thousand years ago, a millennium shy of the Kokka Jidai (最初国家時代/National Period) – was the inventor of each discipline of Soshijutsu, being one of the rare known few who could use all four elements.
He was deified both for this feat and ending a massive wintry war that happened during his time. Said war is known to history as the Ketsueki no Toki (血液の冬季/Winter of Blood), named for the fact that most of the fighting took place in the winter time of the war, and said fighting was the bloodiest conflict in the history of Fuso before the Two Hundred Years' War several millenniums later. Thousands of lives were lost during the war, not all from fighting on the battlefields.
Shuryo狩猟 	Kami of Hunting
Tachisuji太刀筋 	Kami of Swordsmanship
Taiyo太陽 	Kami of the Sun
Tan'ya鍛冶 	Megami of Blacksmithing
Tsusho通商 	Kami of Trade & Commerce
Unabara-to-Nami海原と波 	Kami of the Sea
Sake-tsukuri酒作り 	Kami of Winemaking
Sangaku山岳 	Kami of the mountains. Son of Sekiei Daichi of the Dairyu.
Minor Kami 	Minor Kami
Raiu雷雨 	A minor Thunderstorm kami
Kasen-no-Mizu河川の水 	A minor river god. Often believed to be a cousin of Shinju Umi & Nijiiro Suiiki.
===Shinigami===
The Shimigami are spirits that act as guides for souls to Shigo-no-sekai, the Genjin term for the afterlife. They either escort souls to paradise in Takamagahara, or drag them to eternal torment in Yomi-no-kuni. There are countless shimigami, and only twenty of them are known by name. Genjin believe that those destined for Takamagahara see the Shinigami as beautiful ethereal beings – similarly to angels – while those destined for Yomi-no-kuni see them as ugly skull-faced demons.
==Jinshu==
The Jinshu (/Divine Beasts) are a quintet of animal deities whose worship originated syncretized from Linglun and have been incorporated into Genkyo by the Genjin.
Believed to be deities separate from the traditional gods and other deities, they are the guardians and divine governors of Fuso, and are also known as wardens of their spiritual direction and lords of a season. Each also represents one of the five elements.
Beast Deity 	Beast Deity	Title 	Element 	Historicity & Other Notes
Azure Dragon 	Seiryu青竜 	Haru-no-Ryoshu to Azuma-no-Shugoshin春の領主と東の守護神Lord of Spring & Warden of the East 	Ki木Wood 	Seiryu is was once considered the guardian of the seas between Fuso and Marlakcor, and was believed to guard the islands from all invaders. This belief was badly shaken due to the two separate invasions of Fuso by the Arslan.
Since the establishment of Morokoshi, it is now often believed that he guards the eastern borders.
Vermilion Bird	Suzaku朱雀 	Natsu-no-Ryoshu to Minami-no-Shugoshin夏の領主と南の守護神Lord of Summer & Warden of the South 	Hi火Fire 	
White Tiger 	Byakko白虎 	Aki-no-Ryoshu to Nishi-no-Shugoshin秋の領主と西の守護神Lord of Autumn & Warden of the West 	Kin金Metal 	Byakko is sometimes considered the patron deity of the Kingdom of Mizuho.
Black Turtle 	Genbu玄武 	Fuyu-no-Ryoshu to Kita-no-Shugoshin冬の領主と北の守護神Lord of Winter & Warden of the North 	Mizu水Water 	
Yellow Dragon 	Oryu黄竜 	Kisetsu-no-Ryoshu to Chu-no-Shugoshin季節の領主と中の守護神Lord of the Seasons & Warden of the Heartlands 	Tsuchi土Earth 	
The main temple complex dedicated to them as a whole, Jinshu-ji (), resides on the island of Seinaru-shima in Yamatai within the vicinity of Tenrai Fufu-no-Sodai Jiin, and another in Hinomoto. The Jinshu-ji complex consists of five main temples, four for the beasts of the four directions and a fifth in the center for Oryu. The five temples of Jinshu-ji are: 
*the northern temple, Peiji-no-Kurogame-to-Suiiki (のと)
*the eastern temple, Toji-no-Aoryu-to-Mokuzai (のと)
*the southern temple, Nanji-no-Shucho-to-Kaji (のと)
*the western temple, Saiji-no-Shiratora-to-Kinzoku (のと)
*the central temple, Chuji-no-Oryu-to-Chikyu (のと)
Along with that there are four separate individual temples at the extreme points of Fuso, similarly to the Shisheng Chengshi in Marlakcor, albeit they're not sovereign in any sense of the word.
==Spirits==
Genjin folklore depicts a variety of spirits that roam the land.
===Jutama===
The Jutama () are a set of animals separate from the zodiac held as sacred to the Genjin. Hunting of these animals are generally forbidden. It is believed that spirits in the form of these animals roam the land and guide every living being down the path of life.
Jutama of Genjin culture include:
Animal	Animal	Representation
Cat 	Neko貓 	
Tiger 	 	
Bear 	 	
Shark 	 	
Fox 	 	
Frog 	 	
Turtle	 	
===Tsukumogami===
Tsukumogami () are spirits that reside within an artifact or tool.
==Known Demons==
Along with the kamigami, the Genjin acknowledge several demons.
===Ekibyo===
Ekibyo (疫病) is a demon who spreads plague.
===Nagaiyo-no-Chikage ===
Nagaiyo-no-Chikage (長い夜の千影) is a shadow demoness originating in Tianchao, known to them as Manchang ye Qianying (漫長夜千影). According to mythology, Nagaiyo-no-Chikage longs to purge the world into an eternal darkness, and commands an army of shinobi-like minions from the Kage-no-Sekai (影の世界/Shadow World), known as the Kage-gun (影軍/Shadow Army).
==Notes & Trivia==
*Shizen-no-Yoso, the abjaksan of Marlakcor in his time, was born in what is now the Kingdom of Mizuho.
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