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Buccaneer · 09-08-2006, 07:32 PM

1534 and 1535: Winter of Our Discontent

With the Oda clan back on their side of the border, we still attempted to gain an audience with the Oda Daimyo to offer an alliance. It would be a little while before we were able to meet with him. Meanwhile, tragic news hit the Mori lands for the harvest of 1534 proved to be terrible. What little koku we have in our treasury will go towards building additional units of Yari Samurai and Samurai Archers to help in the defenses of Harima and elsewhere. Plans for the Buddhist Temple in Mimasaka would be put on hold until a good harvest. The only good news coming out of this period were the completion of the Large Castle in Mimasaka and in a matter of good timing, the Castle in Harima was completed as well.

09-08-2006, 07:32 PM	#15
Buccaneer Head Coach Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: Colorado	1534 and 1535: Winter of Our Discontent With the Oda clan back on their side of the border, we still attempted to gain an audience with the Oda Daimyo to offer an alliance. It would be a little while before we were able to meet with him. Meanwhile, tragic news hit the Mori lands for the harvest of 1534 proved to be terrible. What little koku we have in our treasury will go towards building additional units of Yari Samurai and Samurai Archers to help in the defenses of Harima and elsewhere. Plans for the Buddhist Temple in Mimasaka would be put on hold until a good harvest. The only good news coming out of this period were the completion of the Large Castle in Mimasaka and in a matter of good timing, the Castle in Harima was completed as well.