185X Budget: Abstain
Permits and Loyalty Proclamation: Yes
[Provincial Daimyo]
[Kyushu]
- Daimyo Ito Katashi of Miyazaki
Permits and Loyalty Proclamation: Yes
[Provincial Daimyo]
[Kyushu]
- Daimyo Ito Katashi of Miyazaki
((Private))
Ota-san, Lord Fureno-Shizuoka,
As I have previously spoken to one of your advisors I am sure you are aware of the fact that I would gladly take up your offer and become Head of the Chubu Army. Should you then see fit to vote against this Proclamation, all the better.
However, my loyalty does not have a price and cannot be bought with promises and a position - certainly not so when you emphasize that it is a "one time offer". I, too, hail from a great family of Nippon and will not take swearing an oath of service lightly. For this reason, I am afraid I must decline your offer at this time.
My apologies.
Sincerely,
Takeda Saburo
I am sad to see that you have not accepted my offer. Without your assistance it will be far more difficult to carry out our military expansion.
When I said that it was a one time offer I meant that if you failed to accept I wouldn't be able compromise any further. I have no intention of "buying" your loyalty, my offer was simply an example of my generosity and my willingness to compromise.
~ Ota Sukekatsu; Lord Fureno-Shizuoka, Rōju Rep. of Chubu
((Private))
Ota-san, Lord Fureno-Shizuoka,
Forgive me for misinterpreting your message and intentions. This, perhaps, is what happens when two men (however honourable) try to conduct business before first having drunk sake together. If you so wish, join my family for dinner tonight and we will provide for a worthy meal.
Respectfully,
Takeda Saburo
Nippon School Reform
1. Every Japanese must learn how to read and write the Japanese.
2. The lessons are: japanese licterature, maths and history of Japan.
3. Students have to do a military training about land and naval tactics.
4. Also, at the ending of their school period, students must know:
-- names of each Emperor of Japan.
-- values and traditions of Japan.
-- Most important events of Japan's history.