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Emma and Taro And Lord Akiyama
Uhm not exactly sure... but basically it's because he is always listening to Lord Akiyama and to his orders. He does whatever he can, in his best ability, to please Akiyama.
In Chapter One of "Samurai's Tale," the conflict begins when the protagonist, Taro, witnesses his father's death at the hands of a rival samurai. This event sets the stage for Taro's journey of revenge and self-discovery as he navigates the samurai code and his own sense of honor.
Lord Akiyama did not treat his prisoners very well. He fed them and things but didn't love them in that sense
when lord akyama dies
Lord Akiyama asked Taro to deliver a message to Lord Yamakawa, requesting that he grant safe passage for Taro to travel to Kyoto.
The two main warlords competing to be ruler of Japan were Lord Takeda Shingen & Lord Uesegi Kenshin
Wada Kansuke and others may have wanted Lord Akiyama to marry Lady Toyama for reasons of political alliance or strategic advantage. Marrying Lady Toyama could help strengthen Lord Akiyama's position, forge stronger ties between their families, or secure support from Lady Toyama's influential relatives.
Lord Akiyama Nobutomo
Samurais or bushi.
Togan is A Cook for Lord Akiyama's servants,. He looks after Taro when he first arrives in Kofuku.
Lord Akiyama's symbol is a stylized representation of the Mount Fuji, a well-known symbol of Japan's cultural heritage and natural beauty. It is often depicted in various forms of artwork and is used to represent his authority and connection to the land.