Daigoro Kabutotsu

Samurai Warlord, Shogun of Japan, head of the Kabutotsu Clan. Son of Shogun Daiketsu Kabutotsu, husband of Noriko Fukufuji, father of Daisuke, Deiji, and Daiki Kabutotsu.

Background
Born in the Shogunate Palace in New Edo, Daigoro was born almost immediately after his father Daiketsu Kabutotsu sieged hold of the Shogunate, executing former Shogun Kojiro Tokugawa and his entire cabinet. Daigoro was raised in the palace by his mother until he was 6 years old, when he was sent off to train in Osaka at the Kabutotsu Clan Training Center.

At the age of 14, Daigoro returned to New Edo to study bushido at Hattoribuke Academy, where he excelled in both swordsmanship and scholarly studies. Upon graduation of Hattoribuke at the age of 16, Daigoro was enrolled at Edo University where he completed a degree in Political Science at the age of 19.

After graduating from Edo University, Daigoro's father hired him as a retainer for the shogunate, and assigned him to rule as a temporary Daimyo over Akita Prefecture. Daigoro ruled over Akita for 5 years, where he met his wife, Noriko Fukufuji. The couple had their first son Daisuke in 2004, and the family moved back to New Edo the following year so Daigoro could serve on his father's cabinet.

On 13 June 2008, Daigoro was awoken to the news that intruders had infiltrated the palace and assassinated his father the Shogun. Two of the assailants, Hanzo Hayashikage and Tatsumoto Kashiwagata, were captured within palace walls, and a massive manhunt was launched to find their accomplices. Daigoro's first act as Shogun was executing the publically executing assassins in Edo Square. Later that same year, his daughter Deiji was born. In 2010, Noriko gave birth to their younger son Daiki.

Due to Japan's current state of affairs, Daigoro, as present Shogun, is locked in a political stalemate with his Imperial counterpart, Emperor Tsuruhito. The Emperor is pushing to open Japan's borders for commerce and tourism, while the Shogun seeks to keep Japan the way it has always been.