Kaburaeru

* Sen2
* Sen1

**Kaburaeru** (カブラエル) is a retainer of the Ōtomo Clan, serving under Ōtomo Sōrin. He serves as a recruitable general since Sengoku Hime 1, and has appeared in Sengoku Hime 2 and Jangoku Hime.

## Introduction

**Sengoku Hime 1:**Otomo family head.
Missionary of Nanban Shinto religion. He gets wet with Otomo and bestows the missionary name Francis leg on Sorin Otomo.
He stays with Otomo and regularly teaches Nanban Shinto religion, but in fact, when he teaches, it is good to be alone in the back.
He freely turns his body into a sex toy in the name of the teachings of Nanban Shinto religion.

南蛮神教の宣教師。大友にぬれ、大友宗麟に宣教名フランシステ脚を授ける。
その、大友宛に留まり定期に南蛮神教の教えを授けているが、その実、教えを授ける時は 奥の間にて2人きりになるのをいいことに、
南蛮神教の教えの名をかりての身体を好き勝手に性玩具にしている。
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**Sengoku Hime 2:**A missionary of Nanban Shinto religion (like Christianity in historical fact).
He was invited to the Otomo family and gave the missionary name (Francis Sorin) to Sorin Otomo.
After that, he stayed at the Otomo family and taught Sorin the teachings of Nanban Shinto religion.
In fact, when he teaches, it ’s good to be alone in the back.
He freely turns Sorin's body into a sex toy in the name of the teachings of Nanban Shinto religion.

南蛮神教(史実でいうところのキリスト教のようなもの)の宣教師。
大友家に招かれ、大友宗麟に宣教名(フランシス宗麟)を授ける。
その後も、大友家に留まり宗麟に南蛮神教の教えを授ているが、
その実、教えを授ける時は奥の間にて2人きりになるのをいいことに、
南蛮神教の教えの名をかりて宗麟の身体を好き勝手に性玩具にしている。

**Jan Goku Hime:**Missionary of Nanban Shinto religion.
He was invited to the Otomo family and gave the missionary name Francis Sorin to Otomo Sorin.
After that, he stayed at the Otomo family and taught Francis the teachings of Nanban Shinto religion.
As a matter of fact, he sold expensive things to Sorin in the name of the teachings of Nanban Shinto religion.
Treat other religions as evil in order to root the teachings of Nanban Shinto in the land of Bungo
He has ordered Francis to burn down the temples and shrines.

南蛮神教の宣教師。
大友家に招かれ、大友宗麟に宣教名フランシス宗麟を授ける。
その後も、大友家に留まりフランシスに南蛮神教の教えを授けているが、
その実、南蛮神教の教えの名をかりて宗麟に高価なものを売りつけたり、
豊後の地に南蛮神教の教えを根ざさせるためにそれ以外の宗教を邪教と扱い
フランシスに命じて寺社仏閣の焼き討ちを行わせている。

## Historial Infomation

Francisco Cabral (1529 - 1609) was a Portuguese Jesuit priest and missionary in Japan.

Cabral was born in the castle of Covilhā, Diocese of Guarda, Portugal in 1529. He entered the Society of Jesus in 1554.
Work in Japan
Cabral arrived in Japan in the spring of 1570 to serve as Superior of the Jesuit Japan Mission.
Cabral implemented several changes to refocus the Japan mission. He forbade the local Jesuit missionaries from wearing the orange silk robes worn by Buddhist priests, a practice that had begun under Francis Xavier so that missionaries would be taken more seriously by locals. Cabral viewed these garments as a cape used by the devil while infiltrating the mission, and insisted that priests wear the traditional black cassock. He also stopped observing Japanese dietary customs, had fewer missionaries learn the Japanese language, and rejected other forms of cultural accommodation to the Japanese. Cabral also resisted the training of Japanese priests, believing that they may come to despise Europeans. These policies led to a decline in morale among local missionaries.
Church membership in Japan grew to 130,000 during Cabral's leadership, as a number of daimyo converted to Christianity, some with the intention of having better trade conditions with Macau. However, the isolated Jesuit mission lacked funding. Cabral believed that the mission had been abandoned by God due to the sins of its members, and by 1576 had asked the General of the Society to let him return to Europe.
A number of Jesuits, including the canonical Visitor to the Eastern Missions Alessandro Valignano and Father Gnecchi-Soldo Organtino, were opposed to Cabral's policies and openly resisted them. Valignano opened a school for the training of lay ministers in 1580 over Cabral's objections. Valignano formally criticized Cabral in a letter to the General in October 1580; Cabral later asked Valignano to relieve him of his post as Superior, and left Japan in 1581, being replaced by Gaspar Coelho. Following his departure from Japan, Cabral advised the General that Japan should be evangelized through assertion of Jesuit identity and profound spiritual life.
Later life
Cabral served as rector of the College of São Paulo of Goa, and later as Visitor to India. He died in Goa in 1609.