The Daughter Village (CN7) in the Oyomesan province, ^[1] was so named in honor of Doji Mioko, the low-ranking daughter of the Doji family who nonetheless caught the Hantei's eye and became the first Empress. ^[2]

Appearance Edit

Musume Mura looked out over Yakamo's Heart ^[2] toward the island where the first Hantei found his bride. The large village housed a shrine dedicated to Hantei and his bride, the main exibit being a single Jade tear shed by the Emperor when he asked the young Crane maiden to marry him. ^[3]

Matchmakers Edit

The finest marriage arrangers of the Crane make Musume Mura their home. ^[4] Unlike the stereotypical image of a gruff, meddling, heartless marriage arranger, the arrangers in Musume Mura were cautious, compassionate, and always took the best interests of both parties to heart when arranging a union. ^[2]

Village of Vice Edit

Indolent, lecherous bachelors were attracted to a village where it was said young women unable to find a spouse wandered the streets in large numbers. Sake and geisha houses were established along the wharf, and the village's convenient location soon attracted smugglers, pirates, and other sea trash. A strangely profitable tertiary industry of entertainment and smuggling was created in Musume Mura, within the Wharf District. ^[5]

History Edit

Bloodspeaker Attack Edit

In 1166 several villagers were killed by Bloodspeakers. Isawa Sezaru killed them all. ^[6]

Blood Hunt Edit

The Imperial Legions discovered a cell within the city during the Blood Hunt and destroyed it. ^[7]

External Links Edit

• Musume Mura (Wrath of the Emperor)

References

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