Temple to Te'tik'kir
The Temple to Te'tik'kir was built at Toshi Ranbo in honor of the Nameseeker and Chieftain of the Crippled Bone Tribe, Te'tik'kir, that saved the last Kitsu, Nintai. [1]
Petition at Winter Court - 1168[]
During Winter Court at Kyuden Otomo in 1168, the Lion learned that the nezumi had rescued Nintai. As a result, they tried to present to Otomo Hoketuhime to convey to the Empress Toturi Kurako petition for permission to create a Temple to Te'tik'kir in the capital Toshi Ranbo. Their initial attempt was disrupted by an aggressive Mantis courtier. Eventually the Empress visited court [2] and the Kitsu Daimyo Kitsu Katsuko successfully presented their petitions to her. [3]
Ichidou District[]
Temple to Te'tik'kir
The temple was built in the Ichidou District, home to most of the city's major temples and shrines. [4] It was most often visited by Lion deathseekers, who also sought redemption as Tsuno Nintai found through the sacrifice of Te'tik'kir. [5]
Opening the Temple[]
In 1169 K'mee, the nezumi monk came to bless the Temple. The Lion Clan were surprised no other nezumi appeared there, and asked her why. K'mee began to cry, and Nintai stepped in to tell the nezumi tale, no survivors from the travel to Yume-do returned. The Master of Void, Shiba Ningen, appeared with Chi'kel alongside him, the only survivor. He told the tale of Tomorrow, and vowed to remain at the Temple to tell it again for any who wished to hear the tale. Surprissingly several Asp Naga, former nezumi-eaters, arrived. They had awoken to pay the debt for the nezumi's sacrifice. They would guard the temple and its keeper from any who would do them harm. [6] [7]
Shinomen Burns[]
In 1170 the Shinomen Mori was set to fire [7] by the Spider Clan, and the Temple attacked by them and destroyed. Nintai, and the Naga defenders were all slaughtered, only surviving Chi'kel who had fled. [8]
Nintai's death[]
Chi'kel stayed at the Temple, [9] which was being rebuilt and refurbished, to also honour the late Nintai. [10]
External Links[]
- Temple to Te'tik'kir (Promotional)
References
- ↑ Temple to Te'tik'kir (Promotional flavor)
- ↑ Winter Court Kyuden Otomo 1168, p. 4
- ↑ Winter Nights: Sowing the Wind, by Nancy Sauer
- ↑ Masters of Court, pp. 173-174
- ↑ Strongholds of the Empire, p. 120
- ↑ Farewell to the Nezumi
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 A New Empire, Part III, by Rusty Priske, Nancy Sauer, and Lucas Twyman
- ↑ Glory of the Empire, Part II, by Rusty Priske and Nancy Sauer
- ↑ Confirmation of Chi'kel's survival
- ↑ Temple to Te'tik'kir (Promotional flavor)
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