kalajel says:
I've had a similar problem in one of the games I played once. Not sure what causes this bug...
This will also be very useful for your upcoming posts.
Edit: I was also looking for what could be the Rokugani equivalent of pages, and the best I could find quickly shifting through my books would be either some sort of servant or retainer.
I was thinking, too, about military rank structure of the era. I am almost certain they had something more than Daiymo > Samurai > peasant troops. There had to be some rank structure but I also doubt they had the same that the west uses. Earliest I could (easily) find on google was Imperial Japan in the early 20th century which followed the same officer structure (more or less) as the west (e.g. 2Lt, 1LT, CPT, etc)
Reading that link you shared, too, a platoon of 400 people is absolutely mind boggling massive. Your typical infantry platoon today is 40-50ish. 400 is more on par with half a battalion. A Roman legion was 4000 - 6000 depending on the period. 'units', too, is a weird word to describe a specific size. It's not that weird, but it's generic. like, i would use the word unit to describe my company, my battalion or my brigade, depending on the context.
So I guess, based on that, Rokugan is a densely populated, highly martial place, likely with mandatory conscription. (or maybe the writers just didnt have a frame of reference for the size of military units). I'll use this link as reference and dig around elsewhere in the wiki for other unfamiliar terms
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