Chronicles of The Hardships of Komachi in The Sengoku Era
Late January, 1754
Decline military support by the Oda army. Shizuko considered the intention of the offer.
"As I wish here, I know what you think about a good story about bugs. It doesn't make sense that the Long Sect is the champion of the Four Kingdoms. It was the long-service ministry that Oda accidentally called out, and there was no inevitability there, and it was good for everyone."
There was bitterness in the pond's expression. In fact, you are right, and if there were enough instrumentality to rule the Four Kingdoms, Nobunaga would not stick to the Long Sect.
"Regardless, as much as I think it has to be a long-serving ministry, it has to be because I can't see reality. As we govern the Four Kingdoms, there are obstacles to remaining insulted."
Shizuko didn't have to guess, and the pond itself told the reason. I see, Shizuko thinks it's a particular story.
At present, all the activities of the Nine Ghosts Navy have been eliminated and have not shown the presence of the Long Sect. If we keep moving forward, everyone will think that the Oda Army has unified Shikoku into the Long Sect (...).
"I'm so good at what you think. Then I know it will be played directly to the top but it is muscular. I'm angry at you for one of the three good things, but if it makes sense, I'm sure you'll listen."
"Yep... Yep. I am very aware of that..."
Encouraging the play to Nobunaga, the pond became badly toothed as soon as possible.
Seeing his attitude, Shizuko had something to think about. It is certainly a good story of bugs to offer ourselves a place to play after we see the winning strengths.
Ultimately, it will lead to peace of mind in Shikoku and benefit Oda, but I fear that making this proposal will touch Nobunaga's inverse scale.
If you turn the nerves of Nobunaga upside down badly and destroy them all, you can't even see them.
So Nobunaga himself puts both a glance and a second eye, and he wants Shizuko to stand between them and intercede, Shizuko guessed.
(Though the boss gets emotional, it's rare to make decisions as emotional as they are... well, you don't know the finesse around here is that you don't have a relationship)
Besides, Shizuko decided that the experience in action for the Nine Ghosts Navy was sufficient.
I couldn't even pull it up and reverse it all at once, so I thought it would be a good time to pull it up gradually and start operating for its original purpose.
But there is no good reason to change policy. Above all, Sanho is still alive and well, and the failure to fulfill Nobunaga's intentions becomes a necklace.
"Hmm. If we were to persuade the lord above, we would need quite a basis. Five years...... no, can we destroy the trinity in three years?
"Three years! No... I can't seem to do this, let's not go too far and let Oda see us too. I will destroy it and show it to you."
"(It's not like this is an absolute condition, but it would be better if the other side had about that kind of mind build-up) I see. If you say so, let me intercede with you. I'll give you a moment, okay?
"Yes. We also have the support of Akechi on this matter. I'm not thinking about making an immediate decision."
From the words the pond leaked, Shizuko understood who was painting. Longer than the former, our ministry was under the influence of Kwang-soo. However, the force diagram was heavily repainted by this one incident.
Taking advantage of this offer, Kwong Soo's influence becomes stronger again. It's good for Oda, good for the Long Sect, and good for Shizuko. Naturally, Kwang-soo's interests are beyond mention.
The boulder is Mitsui Akechi, famous for his wisdom generals. Shizuko was even impressed that it was something that would allow her to adjust her interests successfully.
(Did it seem misleading to me to ride? If the Four Kingdoms are to be unified, I don't care who rules)
As a static child, a huge fruit tree cultivation zone (belt) was found in the land of Shikoku.
The Shikoku mountains lie east and west in the center, and the climate is very different in the north and south along the border there. He had long been prone to drought and had planned to cover demand for Japanese books by planting fruit trees that were not suitable for hydroponics but preferred drained soil in sunny mountainous areas.
As far as Shizuko was concerned, she had grown citrus fruits such as micahs in Ehime prefecture, olives in Kagawa prefecture, no need for water as much as rice in the plains, and she had arranged various things with the intention of growing wheat.
A background existed that Shizuko had rarely pigmented the dominion, thus also becoming wary as Mitsu-su.
By holding this story, Mitsuko ensures influence over the Long Sect, and can also confirm that Shizuko has no other intention.
If Mitsuko could hold the reins even as Shizuko, I could say where I wanted to be so that I wouldn't have to waste my preparation.
While looking to a different future for each of them, the conversation was rounded up because of the convergence of interests.
Where agreement was reached by all, the pond withdrew with its head deeply bowed to both Shizuko and Kwang-soo. Seeing that Mitsuko didn't sit in the middle, Shizuko was fed up inside, assuming she still needed help.
I could have sat in the middle forcefully, but since Hideyoshi was next on my way, I decided to endure that I would not be able to be searched for a stomach that didn't hurt.
"I brought in a troublesome story, and I'm sorry. That said, I would like to thank Shizuko for everything he can do. The conversation changes somewhere, but aren't the beads bothering you?
"Is that Pearl? By this time, I've learned to work, and I've heard that I'm out of touch, and I'm doing fine."
"It's superimposed. In the text that arrives from the beads, do it. I saw rare animals, but I saw bolts (stirrups) with beautiful colors... Do you do your job or what? It's all about anxiety..."
Mitsuko strokes her chest down in response to Shizuko. Shizuko felt uneasy because she didn't even know what was going on in the sentence she received from the pearl, and thus reached out to ask.
(Parents of people, even though they are warlords. I knew you cared about my kid)
The emergence of the Oda family and the famous Mitsuhide in the world also show the expression of their parents if it comes to my child. I know you have some decency, but I thought Shizuko was unexpectedly a person thick in emotion.
Later, to the best of Shizuko's knowledge of the recent situation of the beads, Ni, and three stories, Mitsui stood at ease.
A good amount of time had passed if he noticed, and Shizuko had heard from Hideyoshi that there was no need to touch him first, so he headed to him on that foot.
However, Hideyoshi left Gifu with Hanbei Takenaka after receiving an urgent call from Omi due to poor folding. Shizuko thought the meeting might be postponed, but she was supposed to meet with Hideyoshi, who remained a nominee.
"First of all, I apologize for the rudeness with which I took my seat off while I called you. Again, the old name of Imama (Nagahama). After Hideyoshi moved to Nagahama), I would like to thank you on behalf of my brother for your help in building the castle."
Hideyoshi conveyed his thanks to Shizuko, as well as bowing his head deeply to show his gratitude. I get caught and Shizuko bows her head too.
"No, I'm relieved it seems to be going well"
"My brother was very pleased to have entrusted the popularity of the workshop district to the local people. There will be no hungry people this winter."
"It makes sense to hire locals with land surveys."
Hideyoshi politely thanked him, and Shizuko ate a little.
Popularization is literally about creating and maintaining a social foundation for local residents.
What Shizuko did here was build a large glass workshop in Nagahama.
Glass product making started with Oozheng, but gradually Oozheng was becoming narrow. Craftsmen also want to increase and scale, but the territory of Shizuko is surrounded by agricultural land, making it difficult to secure land for use.
It was originally an industry that started experimentally on a small scale, but now that technology had been established, it had grown into a highly profitable and excellent industry.
Often referred to as manufacturing because of its peculiar lifestyle, it is also more efficient to isolate and concentrate from residential areas. It was Hideyoshi who raised his hand when he thought that Shizuko could not secure a vast area of land somewhere.
Hideyoshi sought to attract a glass workshop by securing first class along the main streets of the new occupation.
Today's beach is a major traffic shock, close to Kyoto, the capital city, and a great location for producing glass products that are considered luxury (shine) goods (luxury goods).
"The liquor cup of Kiriko Ozhang is also a favorite of the emperor, and if you think that any of it will be given from the land of Imahama, you have a great emotion."
"What about that? The offering to the Emperor was recognised as the best in the competition. I don't think my craftsmen would give that honor so easily, would they?
Shizuko, who does not usually insist strongly, seeped her pride uncommonly. Only industries that grew up betting on their own progression and retreat would also be highly thoughtful.
"But can we move so much industry to the land of today's beach?
"I think Ozhang's workshop is the best, but the glass industry is welcome to spread itself."
"Ha, be modest. It is often people who monopolize wealth within themselves. Few give wealth widely to folk grass. Even if you understand that doing so will come back to you around, it is difficult. Well, I can't even talk too long. I'll tell you what I've been entrusted with."
"Yes, sir"
"Now Hama will proceed with development as a production area for glass and silk. However, since neither is a necessity, I am anxious about the prospect of going ahead. So I want something that says this is the only thing on the beach right now. Say."
"I see."
Hideyoshi's consultation was "I want to make specialties in Nagahama". It is true that Omi, including Nagahama, was known as a region of fine silk yarn and silk textiles that were also recorded in the Heian era.
But now it's only a glory of the past, too. Even if the silk products produced by Omi were of high quality, production would not waver, and technicians and craftsmen had been lost as a result of repeated wars.
When you say a specialty in a bite, it's not something you can make instantly. For the time being, we must focus on increasing rice production and create a foundation for producing specialty products. However, one challenge existed in rice cultivation in Nagahama.
We will talk about future generations, but there was a lot of water damage in the land of Omi. The Sister River and Takashi River flooded, and the Seta River flooded because of Mt. Tanakami, although this would be a story in the south.
Mt. Tagomi, which continued to provide good quality wood, also became a nationally renowned bald mountain zone during the Edo period as "Bald (solder) in Tagomi".
Once (once) it rained, a large amount of dirt and sand poured into the Seta River, causing enough damage for the settlements in the lower basin to relocate.
During the Meiji Period, full-scale water remediation work was carried out under the leadership of the government, at which time the famous Dutch weir embankment was made.
"Omi has a lot of water damage and therefore priority needs to be given to water remediation work. I was wondering if we could offer some technology if it would cure water."
"Oh! That's comforting. I don't have to stand out, but some ministers wish for territory in the Oozhang and Mino regions, where incomes are stable no matter how close to the capital. When water damage can be countered, Omi's water conservancy can be a great attraction."
In this era of Japan, the heart of the economy is Oozhong. In terms of logistics, there was a good chance of taking charge of the front door of Nipponobu any day, even though it would give way to Sakami.
It is the land of Omi, far from it, and the inhabitants have no good feelings for the Oda family one party. Taking that into account, it is also convincing that Hideyoshi's ministers do not welcome him with their hands raised.
Hideyoshi had the consultation because he decided that the minister would not follow him if he did not show the future of Nagahama.
"For more information, as soon as my brother settles down, I will visit Shizuko in person, so please fold it. First of all, we will only ask you to think positively."
"Understood."
This brought the meeting with Hideyoshi to an end. After informing Hideyoshi of the matter entrusted to him, Hideyoshi was able to attach Shizuko's cooperation and was in a good mood to return home.
(When it comes to curing water, the area where the lord's instrumentality is questioned. I didn't know you said you'd offer it for nothing in return...... is her power that much? Maybe she doesn't have the idea that rice is power and is at the root of money and power)
As well as having a master named Nobunaga, Shizuko's relationship with Hideyoshi is a competitor within the group company if it can be modern.
Giving the technology on the main product 'rice', which we are working on by naming all the groups, is nothing more than throwing aside our own advantages.
Nonetheless, Shizuko accepted the technical offer. She escaped the 'rice-based system', so to speak, and seemed to look to a far future.
(Whatever her thoughts, if my brother moves to the beach now, I can't even hope to get along like before. Now let's be satisfied with being able to hit the futuristic fabric and hope that this will benefit our brother later)
There is no need to rush. If you inadvertently narrow your distance from Shizuko, it will stir up the perimeter alert.
Hideyoshi understands that the opportunity is not ripe, so he just pulled back after being able to hit the next connected hand.
(If you try to get too close, you will also be exposed to this one in your hand. Even what she thinks is not enough means pearls. Quietly, slowly plunder. Hmmm...... that's not bad)
These tricks are quite interesting, too. Hideyoshi, who thought so, was unconsciously speaking out and laughing. The guards lean their heads, but he never answered them.
Shizuko applied to Nobunaga to report the matter of the Long Sect, and received a reply of acceptance earlier than expected. Even though he had a bad feeling, Shizuko came to see him with Nobunaga.
"Calendar,"
"Uhm. Abolish previous calendars and enact new ones. I intend to use the calendar you've been using to spread the word."
Establishing a calendar is the task of the heavenly people alongside the unification of weights and measures. Various calendars were actually used in Japan from time immemorial until the Sun Calendar changed to the Sun Calendar in Meiji 6.
"The year shall be fixed at 365 days and 3 minutes (6 hours), the year for 12 months, the odd month at 31 days and the even month at 30 days. February shall be the adjusted month of the year, and the heyday (heyyyyy) at 29 days. Was it a calendar that was supposed to be treated as 30 days in the first year?
"Bye. We divided the day into 24 hours, the hour into 60 minutes, and the minute into 60 seconds? I thought it would be a lot easier, but I saw the annual temperature trends and production and yield materials you report each year to understand their usefulness."
The Sun Calendar is a calendar that is strongly aware of the operation of the Moon and matches the shape of the date and appearance of the Moon. Therefore, as long as the moon is out, it is required even if there is no calendar as to how many days the day is.
However, the actual seasons and dates are shifting more and more in the Sun calendar, which is not compatible with modern farming methods that expect seasonal phenomena linked to dates.
So Shizuko organized it as her own calendar, based on the Gregorian calendar. In relation to the year 365, the year would simply be 366 days if the odd month was set at 31 and the even month at 30.
Thus, similar to modern calendar law, a method was adopted whereby February was set as the 29th and 97 consecutive years were established in 400 years.
As for why I reduced February by one day, because my ancestors set it as February and thought it meant something more than it was common.
"I use it because it's convenient for agriculture, but is it good to have the array as an official thing?
It was only introduced to be aware of doing the same work around the same date each year in farming. Nobunaga said it would be enacted as a basic calendar to be used throughout Japan.
It was not the Gregorian calendar that actually withstood the sorting of history, but also naturally made me anxious because I was getting my own hands on it.
"Let's get nothing wrong. Agriculture is the foundation of the country. If the dates and seasons match, there is no need for annoying things such as moons. Rapid change, however, is confusing, so it will be used in conjunction with the old calendar for a while."
It was already a matter of decision in Nobunaga. Whatever Shizuko says when this happens, he won't overshadow the foreword unless he shows any more interest now.
When Shizuko gave up encouraging translations, she decided to switch to a policy of correcting them as appropriate if she was using them and found any defects.
"Well, my errands are done. What can I do for you?
"Yes, we have a vision for the reunification of the Four Kingdoms. Therefore, I hereby declare my desire to remove the Nine Ghosts Navy from the Long Sect and put them on a mission to seal off the sea."
"Well... where's that aim?
Nobunaga's gaze sharpened. Even if I don't know Shizuko's conversation with the pond, I'm guessing Mitsuko and Long Sect's thoughts. On top of that, I could understand that Shizuko was trying to figure out what to say.
"It is used to combat artillery mercenary groups and miscellaneous groups that do not belong to the people or temple forces. Many of the Miscellaneous masses are small groups of forces, but we cannot ignore the forces of the two great land lords of the Ota Party, led by Miscellaneous Sun Shi, and led by Dingku Ota (Oh Sasa Hisa). I'm going to set up a spacing operation with candy and whips against them. We give the Ota Party candy, including tuning, and we wield a whip against the Miscellaneous Party called a maritime blockade."
"Even if we don't take such praises, we can also take hands that say we will attack and destroy them at once. Why can't you do that?
"Given the current military power, we can also take that measure, but it cannot be said to be a good one. In addition to the Miscellaneous People, the five forces of Takano Mountain, Kokawaji Temple, Kumano Miyama, and Nerujiji Temple meet each other. When new forces emerge that stand out in these areas, they will join hands to eliminate external enemies and form huge forces that cannot be ignored with the Oda family. Even though, they deal with troublesome miscellaneous crowds on top of having no local interest. When you join other forces, you drain your troops on the disciples (mischief). You can only target the Miscellaneous People and try to destroy each."
"Hmm."
"The Miscellaneous Party, which clearly shows hostility to the Oda family among other things, imposes a maritime blockade on the Miscellaneous Party, which discourages shipping and trade from their sources of funding. Meanwhile, the Ota Party, close to the Neruji Temple crowd, will be given benefits and preferences through them. I believe that if there is a clear imbalance within the same forces, we are likely to develop into an internal war."
"You want to use the Nine Ghosts for that?
"We have our own navy more than we handle shipping and trade with the Miscellaneous Party. Fighting them and grabbing victory, and implementing a maritime blockade over a long period of time, you can't exchange anything but the Nine Ghosts Navy. The Long Sect also has a Navy, but as things stand, we can't expect to be that skilled."
"The time is"
"In the near future, Hondo Temple will break harmony with us and launch an attack. Supporting their power are the Maori Navy, the Murakami Navy and the Miscellaneous Navy. These will transport personnel and supplies from the sea for support. But what do you think would happen if the Nine Ghost Navy were already in formation?
"Phew, phew, haha!
Nobunaga suddenly laughs. Suddenly Shizuko was bewildered, but Nobunaga laughed at her individually, not even through her confusion or anything else, and she spoke to her.
"Shizuko, you hold onto the essence of Kudosa."
"Huh? No, it's an honor to compliment you."
"Waste is not just the direct exchange of blades and arrows. That's the backbone of how prepared you are in advance. The ministers have misunderstood that it is best to have many soldiers, but it is ironic that you do not like how much you capture the essence."
Nobunaga, who said so, stroked his jaw with a grin.
"Let's be good. Whatever you think of the Nine Ghosts Navy. It's also important that you get the advantage in the next amount of time, as the long-serving ministry would expect."
"Ha ha"
Hearing Nobunaga's decision, Shizuko lowered her head as she stroked her chest down. Now we can strike a worthy hand for the Oda family ahead of our enemies while maintaining the face of our long-serving ministry.
For a long time, the Nine Ghosts Navy needs to be fully comforted by the fact that they have continued to conduct combat in the distant four countries. It was decided to give them adequate remuneration and rest, including the replenishment and refurbishment of their equipment, and to prepare them for the next operation.
(It was more acceptable than I expected. You'll get time to think about Nagahama's specialties. Hmm... As for Nagahama's specialties, the "chisel" weave inherited technology from Ming (Min) is good, right? They did call me 'Hamachimeng'... yeah. That's good)
The weaving of "Chirimen" in historical fact is supposedly communicated to Japan by the Ming craftsmen who came to Japan during the Tenjong year.
The "Chirimen" weave, which emanates from the edge of Quanzhou Sakai, moves its production area from Sakai to Kyo and from Kyo to Tangou. Production in Nagahama, later called "Hamachi Chimene", was settled by two people, Linsuke Nakamura and Kyuro Kanjo, who learned technology from after Dan, and also sent craftsmen from Tan.
This was in the middle of the Edo period, and it was likely that not even Sakami was widespread at the moment.
"We must consult with our colleagues' ministers on the protection of the arts we have laid down before the court, and we must also manage our own territory. You're always very busy."
"At dawn when the Lord unified the Japanese book, we will take a rest. Besides, there are good ministers who support me and others."
"Sure, your minister is excellent. A believable minister is a difficult one. We don't treat them roughly."
"Ha ha."
"For your sake, I've even tried direct judgment on Xuanlang, as much as I want on my pawn. It's really good not to be paranoid about you."
To Shizuko bowing her head, Nobunaga named Xuanlang with a laugh. Xuan Lang's last name was Jing Xing, and there was an excessive twist to define his name.
In Xuanlang's decision, he offered to give a word over Shizuko, his master. Shizuko acknowledged this happily and gave the word 'Shizuko'.
However, Xuanlang's battle merit was remarkable, and he gave (slightly) the honor of giving the letter "long" more immediately than Nobunaga. According to custom, priority is given to Nobunaga's letter to Shizuko's master.
In this way it is called bias to be given a single letter within a name by a master, or a person in a noble capacity.
Typically, in deviation, characters are given that are different from common characters, but in rare cases common characters are given.
Tongzi refers to the characters used from generation to generation in the house, which, in Nobunaga's words, become the letters of "Shin". Shin-soo, the father of Nobunaga, to Nobunaga, has been taken from Nobunaga to Nobunaga from generation to generation.
If you follow the lines of bias, you will not be given a name by more than one human being. This is because it is composed of skew and common characters.
In the case of Xuanlang, it is desirable to place the "long" given to you by Nobunaga on top and to place a common letter below avoiding the names of the masters such as "Shin", "Jing" and "Son".
But as Xuanlang, I really wanted to name Shizuko's bias. The decision Xuanlang made after suffering was to give back Nobunaga's bias.
"It's all Shizuko's favorite thing about someone gaining their current identity. While wishing to be biased against Shizuko, I can't imitate him in exchange for giving him a better name than he did. We know that it is disrespectful to deserve death to return a gift from the Lord. Now, this Xuanlang, I beg you to put your life at risk. Please forgive me for naming Shizuko's bias. If you say you can't do anything, I'll give you this neck."
It would be very rude to basically push back what was given to you. The ministers of the Oda family scolded Xuanlang, dressed in white clothes and wishing for Nobunaga.
But Nobunaga, a disgraced person among the 10,000 seats, laughed heavily.
"People forget their beginnings so much that they get an identity. But how about this Xuanlang! As the leader of one gate, I have not forgotten my duty to Shizuko. In order to pass the muscle through me and Shizuko, I pray that I may buy unhappiness and give death. The cleanliness, the heavens and the skies!"
With this one word, the shakedown was made. Nobunaga can't say anything more about the surroundings than if they were good.
As a result, there was no bias from Nobunaga, and Xuanlang named Jing Xing.
"I will try to be a master worthy of all loyalty."
Neither Nobunaga nor Shizuko himself noticed because he replied lying down, but Shizuko had a proud look on his face.
Shizuko, who returned home, hurried to drop the calendar into a document. Shizuko suspected that the adoption of the proposal by Nobunaga meant, therefore, putting out a draft that could be published to the public.
Nobunaga himself has not made it clear, but more than he commanded Shizuko, the fruits will be rewarded accordingly. It is a plain job, but it can never be neglected because it forms the basis for supporting Nobunaga's reign.
"The calendar used to have drafts when it was formulated, right?"
With that said, Shizuko flipped her luggage (koriko) (a crate knitted with bamboo, rattan, etc.). Here's a draft based on her draft:
Chapter VII Calendar Law
Article 10 The number of days a season tours shall be fixed as one year. The sun shall rise, and after it has set, it shall be a day until it is risen again.
This sets the year at 365 days. However, because slight seasonal and calendar deviations occur in 365 days, this is adjusted by setting a year.
Article 6 A year shall be defined as a year of 366 days. Note that the year of 365 shall be the year of heyday.
The year in which reference is made shall be required by the following rules:
The year in which the number of years referred to in Article 7 is divided by 4 shall be one year.
The year in which the number of years referred to in Article - paragraph (6) can be divided by 100 shall be a flat year.
In the second subparagraph of Article 400, the year to be divided by 400 shall be one year.
The twelve-minute division of Article 1 year shall be fixed as the month and shall run from January to December.
Article 5 Odd months shall be set at 31 days and even months shall be set at 30 days.
Article 5 - Paragraph (11) February shall be the adjustment month for the year, with 29 days for the year and 30 days for the year.
Article 5 - Paragraph (6) Spring from March to May, summer from June to August, autumn from September to November and winter from December to February of the following year.
Article Land Article The use of the old calendar law shall be permitted for a period of ten years after the entry into force of the new calendar law. After ten years, any document shall be prohibited from use other than the new calendar law.
"Ah! We also need to make provision for the age law. Hmm... I guess the Imperial Archipelago is familiar."
In compiling the draft calendar law, Shizuko noticed that it did not specify a starting point.
Because it is based on the Gregorian calendar, the A.D. is desirable, but difficult to accept on the birthday of a Western saint.
So Shizuko decided to use the Imperial Chronicle, which was linked to the imperial system.
An Imperial Chronicle is an age law enacted by Japan with reference to the Japanese Chronicle, which is called the reign period of Emperor Shinbu.
"We also need to enact an age law separate from the calendar law. I wonder if there's a time method."
Preparing another piece of paper, Shizuko writes the texts of the age and time laws. Her proposal is as follows:
Chapter viii age law
Article 10 The first generation of Heavenly Son and Emperor Kanbu shall reign as an epoch.
Article 11 The year of reign is sought from the oldest authentic history, the Japanese Monkey Age.
In accordance with Article 6 and Article 3 of the Convention, this year shall be the year of the Royal Decree two thousand two hundred and thirty-four.
Chapter Reference Time Law
Article 10 The units of time shall be fixed as' hours', 'minutes' and 'seconds'. A day shall be set at 24 hours, an hour shall be set at 60 minutes and a minute shall be set at 60 seconds.
Article 20 specifies 0: 00 as Masako and 12: 00 as Noon.
Article 7 Masako and Noon shall be the time at which Heavenly Path passes through the separately designated sub line.
Ten years after the entry into force of the time law admits to counting the time of the Article wang at twelve. However, after ten years, it is forbidden to use any document other than the time method.
"Huh, something like this"
When Shizuko finished writing the text, she became a big letter on the floor. I am more tired than expected of laying down rules in texts that have no room for misunderstandings.
I even think it's more suited to sex if you're moving your body carelessly against nature. But if the Japanese books are at peace, there will be more of these administrative processes.
"I need a clean book of this, please."
Shizuko entrusts the paperwork to Kingsamurai. Submitting it to Nobunaga will require the task of writing it into a formal document based on the draft, but that is not Shizuko's role.
Originally known as the right brush (Yuzuhiro), Shizuko Mansion will have someone in charge of the paperwork cleared the document and the lead clerk will confirm the carriage.
Shizuko finally confirms it and submits it to Nobunaga if it is determined that there is no problem.
After a troublesome procedure, Nobunaga also now makes many rulings. It is desirable that the documents to be submitted to Nobunaga be in a state in which he can remain in use.
"It's a hassle, but if you're remanded, it'll take a lot of extra work."
Shizuko holds her shoulders like she works herself.
A few days later, a formal document based on Shizuko's draft was delivered to Nobunaga.
Shizuko glanced at the sentences delivered daily before formal documentation of the calendar in general was available.
In winter, snowfall renders other than major streets impassable, dramatically reducing people's movement. For this reason, sentences are often delivered that anticipate Shizuko's home.
The first sender of the sentence I saw was Kenshin Uesugi. If you want to summarize the contents in a nutshell, it is "Prohibition has made me feel better."
"The itch has healed. I think it's a good idea to look at the withdrawal phase of alcoholism."
It refers to a series of symptoms, called withdrawal symptoms, that occur when alcohol is lost or broken from an alcohol-dependent condition. (Note: Not necessarily alcohol only)
Although withdrawal symptoms can vary from person to person, you may experience tremors in your hands and body, sweating, decreased concentration, and hallucinations and hallucinations in the early years. These are called early withdrawal symptoms.
The corresponding late withdrawal symptoms appear a couple of days after stopping drinking. Symptoms such as hallucinations, vision problems, abnormal excitement or fever, sweating, tremors, etc.
These withdrawal symptoms involve strong discomfort and are prone to the vicious circle of continuing to drink to escape.
Besides the edema (mucus) of his hands and feet, Humble complained of itching all over his body, but it could be said that they had gone through the withdrawal phase.
Recent developments written in the sentence described 'meals feel delicious these days'.
He needs to keep an eye on his health in the future, but she didn't think it seemed like a serious enough situation to give him a permanent sobriety ban like Shizuko did.
"Good news, good news. The dispute over the successor of humility hasn't become apparent, but there's going to be movement in the Uesugi Jingti camp."
I want you to wait a while for the housekeeper to fight. I think so, but when the Hojo family is on the verge of doom, it is unknown what action they will take.
But it is the role of humility, which is the parent, that suppresses it. We need him to stay healthy for that. Longevity cannot be expected due to a long period of inanimate life.
Still, history can change enough if we stretch it to 70 instead of 49 years of sharing.
Give the opposition a little bit of interest, too, and if you take in with flexibility, you could cut the rudder in the direction of enriching your country without taking the land of others.
(Hmm. I appreciate the situation where humility is still alive and well and you will follow these instructions for a while. Infrastructure development is expected to start around the time of snow meltdown... it's just a long snowfall period on the Sea side of Japan, so it's going to take a while)
Heavy duty machines for snow removal, like modern times, do not exist. Even if we can remove snow, we can't secure land to dump snow. A well-maintained infrastructure will also be needed to carry the snow.
I don't even want a mechanized snow remover at this stage. There are also many challenges to be cleared, such as securing fuel and testing operations in cold weather.
I want to develop any of them, but I have other projects that need to be prioritized, so I have no prospects.
"Well, a detailed story would be more apt to actually supervise Uncle Satisfaction than I would. Often I don't have enough words..."
Clearing up the sentence of humility, Shizuko took the next letter. Since the sender's name was a long time ago, I wonder if something has happened and seriously inquisition the contents.
However, as the reading progresses, a wrinkle is engraved between Shizuko's brows.
"I know that you can send me ingredients and stuff because I'm going to do some public house tuning. But the last... why do you want me to send you a cat? Kaiye (Sakya) to my daughter (the name of the Turkish Angora that I have had for a long time. They tend to take it from Princess Kaiye Kihua (Konohanasakuyabime)? I can't take care of that..."
Recently, Turkish Angola missed my wife and daughter, and sent me a new cat because I missed them, and the sentence was cut with a Ya (Miyabi) brush.
"I didn't expect you to get a sentence similar to the one I sent to Yoshihiro Shimazu with historical facts. Is it historically valuable?
In historical fact, Yoshihiro Shimazu gave the cat to him a long time ago, and in return he said, "The cat was taken by his wife and she is not at her disposal. My daughter is eager, but she doesn't know. An anecdote exists that I sent the sentence" I want my share first ".
It's a document that gives you a glimpse of the delightful side of my daughter's life long before she even took her place in the dark, but it's not something you've been asked to enjoy.
"Yeah, well, there's no way you can conveniently secure a kitten..."
It won't be possible first in the current situation, which has just entered the breeding season, and even if kittens can be arranged, it will be up to the cat to miss it a long time ago. Ideally speaking, there is no mistake if we are going to engage the kitten with the previous time and give him the kitten he has seen.
Nevertheless, it has already been in Kanbai for a long time, and there is no way that we can call it goodbye. Also, sending bad stuff involves the face of the Oda family. Even if you know it yourself, you don't necessarily see it the same way around you.
"Yeah. Next. Next."
Shizuko, who gave up thinking, took the next sentence.