dans la chronologie officielle, ils disent bien que la mère de Sotorii devint après sa naissance la quatrième épouse et périt de maladie assez rapidement
Hochiahime est la cinquième et n'a pas eu le temps de donner d'enfant (légitime...) à son époux.
[Univers] Les champions d'Emeraude
Modérateurs : Magistrats de Jade, Historiens de la Shinri
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Kitsuki Katsume
- Samurai
- Messages : 984
- Inscription : 30 juin 2005, 18:13
- Localisation : transféré à la capitale
L'histoire des maho-tsukai est liée avec celle de la famille (mineure), créée par l'empereur quand le type ramène l'héritier à l'empereur, et qui règne sur un des quartiers d'Otosan Uchi, les Yotsu. C'est au moins dans "Way of the Wolf", fin de p.36 à p.38.Kakita Inigin a écrit :Mais d'où vous tirez l'histoire des 5-6 épouses ??? (et celle du maho-tsukai encore plus) .
Curiosité
Lourd prix de la Vérité
Ton honneur perdu
"sujet d'expérience d'un daimyo" : copyright Kõjiro Corp.
Lourd prix de la Vérité
Ton honneur perdu
"sujet d'expérience d'un daimyo" : copyright Kõjiro Corp.
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Bayushi Ryumi
- Gokenin
- Messages : 1887
- Inscription : 17 mai 2004, 17:08
- Localisation : Ryoko Owari
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Hantei XXXVIII takes the throne: year 1103
At the age of 25, Hantei Jodan is crowned the 38th Emperor of Rokugan. A daring and spirited young man, Hantei XXXVIII finds his vitality slowly crushed over the years by the endless conflicts between the Great Clans.
Hantei Sotorii is born: year 1107
After the death of his third wife, Hantei XXXVIII takes up the company of a Crane concubine. As soon as a boy is born and survives (infant mortality an everpresent danger in Rokugan), the Emperor marries his mother, making her the Empress and Sotorii the heir to the throne. Unfortunately, Sotorii’s mother dies to a mysterious fever only three years after his birth.
The Yotsu family name granted: year 1111
A mountain-dwelling ronin, the warrior Yotsu discovers that the caravan of Empress Hochiahime (Hantei XXXVIII’s fifth wife) has been attacked by a large Bloodspeaker cult. The cultists kill the Empress’ infant children and all the Seppun guardsmen attached to the caravan. The Empress Hochiahime and the young heir Sotorii are taken captive, intended for a sacrifice in order to fulfill an ancient prophecy. Yotsu creeps into the camp with the blade of a fallen guardsman. Though he knows he cannot possibly defeat the Bloodspeakers alone, he asks the Empress for permission to die in the Empress’ name. The Empress forbids it, instead insisting the ronin rescue the heir Sotorii, passing Yotsu a message for the Hantei to mourn her and the child she would have borne.
With no other options, Yotsu leaves his youngest son in Sotorii’s place and leaves. Weeks later, the young heir is reunited with his father, the Emperor. In recognition of Yotsu’s sacrifice, the Emperor gives him given the name Yotsu Yatoshin (the name of the Emperor’s father) and a small fiefdom in the Mountains of Regret as well as authority over a district in Otosan Uchi. Later explorations by the Imperial Legions find the Bloodspeaker Cult gone, and it is presumed that Empress Hochiahime was sacrificed to their blasphemous rituals.
Hantei XXXVIII takes the throne: year 1103
At the age of 25, Hantei Jodan is crowned the 38th Emperor of Rokugan. A daring and spirited young man, Hantei XXXVIII finds his vitality slowly crushed over the years by the endless conflicts between the Great Clans.
Hantei Sotorii is born: year 1107
After the death of his third wife, Hantei XXXVIII takes up the company of a Crane concubine. As soon as a boy is born and survives (infant mortality an everpresent danger in Rokugan), the Emperor marries his mother, making her the Empress and Sotorii the heir to the throne. Unfortunately, Sotorii’s mother dies to a mysterious fever only three years after his birth.
The Yotsu family name granted: year 1111
A mountain-dwelling ronin, the warrior Yotsu discovers that the caravan of Empress Hochiahime (Hantei XXXVIII’s fifth wife) has been attacked by a large Bloodspeaker cult. The cultists kill the Empress’ infant children and all the Seppun guardsmen attached to the caravan. The Empress Hochiahime and the young heir Sotorii are taken captive, intended for a sacrifice in order to fulfill an ancient prophecy. Yotsu creeps into the camp with the blade of a fallen guardsman. Though he knows he cannot possibly defeat the Bloodspeakers alone, he asks the Empress for permission to die in the Empress’ name. The Empress forbids it, instead insisting the ronin rescue the heir Sotorii, passing Yotsu a message for the Hantei to mourn her and the child she would have borne.
With no other options, Yotsu leaves his youngest son in Sotorii’s place and leaves. Weeks later, the young heir is reunited with his father, the Emperor. In recognition of Yotsu’s sacrifice, the Emperor gives him given the name Yotsu Yatoshin (the name of the Emperor’s father) and a small fiefdom in the Mountains of Regret as well as authority over a district in Otosan Uchi. Later explorations by the Imperial Legions find the Bloodspeaker Cult gone, and it is presumed that Empress Hochiahime was sacrificed to their blasphemous rituals.
"Durex Sed Latex" - Ryumi latine magistrate