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Buccaneer · 09-12-2006, 07:46 PM

Winter of 1540: To Only Feed an Army

The harvest of 1540 was poor but with the addition of the rich Kawachi province, our treasury increased to a healthy 2448 koku, enough to keep building the valuable Warrior Monks in Mimasaka and to start building No-Dachi units in Harima for the Sword Dojo there was just timely completed. The peasants and garrisoned units in the older Mori provinces would have to without much grain and fish for they knew the forces on the hungry front lines smell blood. In this season, the Mori Daimyo moved into Awaji and with Harima protected on all sides, the forces there moved to join the Daimyo while the Heir took some men to defend Kawachi.

09-12-2006, 07:46 PM	#26
Buccaneer Head Coach Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: Colorado	Winter of 1540: To Only Feed an Army The harvest of 1540 was poor but with the addition of the rich Kawachi province, our treasury increased to a healthy 2448 koku, enough to keep building the valuable Warrior Monks in Mimasaka and to start building No-Dachi units in Harima for the Sword Dojo there was just timely completed. The peasants and garrisoned units in the older Mori provinces would have to without much grain and fish for they knew the forces on the hungry front lines smell blood. In this season, the Mori Daimyo moved into Awaji and with Harima protected on all sides, the forces there moved to join the Daimyo while the Heir took some men to defend Kawachi.