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+ | == Overview == | ||
+ | The Golden Chrysanthemum Gen'an (Fundamental Idea) Cell is a radical Golden Chrysanthemum faction that seeks to overthrow the current Kusari government and establish their own matriarchy. They are especially hostile to the two corporate dynasties of Kusari, Samura Industries and Kishiro Technologies, who they view as the puppetmasters of Kusarian Society. | ||
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+ | The Chrysanthemums believe that by destroying Samura and Kishiro, they will free the Kusarian people from the increasing influence that the corporations have on society. It would have the added effect of crippling the economy, making the government itself an easier target. | ||
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+ | The Gen'an Cell idolises Yuyu Matsuda, the author of GC in Bloom, to a point where she becomes an almost mythical figure. Her book is treated by the faction as the most sacred of texts and they see Matsuda's willingness to die, rather than suffer imprisonment as something to be emulated. This makes a Gen'an Chrysanthemum a volatile and unpredictable element which will use any means to achieve her goals, even at the cost of her own life. Suicide attacks are not uncommon. | ||
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+ | == Structure == | ||
+ | The Gen'an Cell's military structure is orientated to fighting guerilla warfare and terrorism. While piracy and the smuggling of black market goods is an essential part of the cell's activities, it is primarily seen as a means to sustain themselves and support their war against the male dominated society of Kusari. | ||
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+ | The Gen'an Chrysanthemums train their agents to be yūrei (ghosts) who are adept at infiltration, espionage and sabotage. Besides the implication that the yūrei are invisible to most government agencies, they also get the name for their willingness to die to complete their objectives. | ||
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+ | Certain targets require multiple agents to neutralise. This is when the hanchō (squad leaders) are in charge of the mission, commanding a squad of 4 or 5 yūrei on site. They are veteran yūrei who are promoted after having proven themselves in the field. | ||
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+ | The taisa (lieutenants) are the next step in the hierarchy. Being the superiours of the hanchō, they coordinate more complicated operations, they are in charge of new recruits, and they are responsible for filtering out government agents seeking to infiltrate the Golden Chrysanthemums. | ||
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+ | The combined forces of the Gen'an Cell are lead by the shirei-kan (commanders). They are responsible for the territory that are under their influence and leading incursions against hostile forces. They also make sure logistics go smoothly. | ||
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+ | The Taishō (general)/Matriarch is the leader of the Gen'an Chrysanthemums. She rules the faction with absolute authority and controls the faction's diplomatic conduct regarding outside forces. | ||
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+ | == New Recruits == | ||
+ | The Gen'an Chrysanthemums use cardamine dependency to ensure the loyalty of the Chrysanthemum sisters. All of the new recruits must become addicted to the substance in order to become full-fledged members. It is a security mechanism to weed out potential infiltrators sent by the government. | ||
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+ | The Trials are watched over by one of the commanders, who tests the new recruit's devotion to the cause. The first trial is known as the 'severing', in which the new recruit is challenged to 'sever the strings that make her a puppet'. This task is custom made to the individual after studying her background and is meant to take away the recruit's doubt of the necessity of their new path and increase her fanaticism. The assignment is also carefully selected to make sure that the individual won't be able to return to her former life. Only after this trial is completed to the commander's satisfaction, the recruit will be allowed to move to the second trial. The trial of 'rebirth' is the second part of the rites, where the recruit becomes addicted to cardamine through a ritual that has its roots in the ancient san san kudo ritual. This completes her initiation after which her training starts and she will be educated in the teachings of Yuyu Matsuda. | ||
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+ | == Economy == | ||
+ | The Cardamine trade is the Gen'an Cell's main source of income. Buying the highly addictive substance from Malta and using their transports to ship it across Sirius, the Chrysanthemums sell it to anyone willing to pay for it. Contact with people on the black markets allowed them to buy weapons and ship these back to their sisters in Kusari. It was not long until the Gen'an Cell started having their own share in the arms trade. The third source of income is the piracy of vessels who are passing through Kusari and are unlucky enough to encounter the sisterhood. |
Revision as of 22:07, 19 June 2020
- This is a player faction. For the affiliated NPC faction, see Golden Chrysanthemums
Gen'an Cell | |
Origin | Kusari Empire |
Alignment | Terrorists/Radical |
Recruitment | Click to join |
Profile | |
Date of founding | 826 A.S. |
Founder(s) | Matriah Kiri |
Current leader(s) | Matriah Kiri |
Base of operations | Battleship Matsuda, Crow Nebula |
Identification | |
Primary ID | Golden Chrysanthemums ID |
IFF | GC |
Tag(s) | GC- |
Primary role | |
- Destroy Kishiro Technologies and Samura Industries
- Overthrow the Kusari government | |
Secondary role | |
- Establish an authoritarian matriarchy in Kusari |
Overview
The Golden Chrysanthemum Gen'an (Fundamental Idea) Cell is a radical Golden Chrysanthemum faction that seeks to overthrow the current Kusari government and establish their own matriarchy. They are especially hostile to the two corporate dynasties of Kusari, Samura Industries and Kishiro Technologies, who they view as the puppetmasters of Kusarian Society.
The Chrysanthemums believe that by destroying Samura and Kishiro, they will free the Kusarian people from the increasing influence that the corporations have on society. It would have the added effect of crippling the economy, making the government itself an easier target.
The Gen'an Cell idolises Yuyu Matsuda, the author of GC in Bloom, to a point where she becomes an almost mythical figure. Her book is treated by the faction as the most sacred of texts and they see Matsuda's willingness to die, rather than suffer imprisonment as something to be emulated. This makes a Gen'an Chrysanthemum a volatile and unpredictable element which will use any means to achieve her goals, even at the cost of her own life. Suicide attacks are not uncommon.
Structure
The Gen'an Cell's military structure is orientated to fighting guerilla warfare and terrorism. While piracy and the smuggling of black market goods is an essential part of the cell's activities, it is primarily seen as a means to sustain themselves and support their war against the male dominated society of Kusari.
The Gen'an Chrysanthemums train their agents to be yūrei (ghosts) who are adept at infiltration, espionage and sabotage. Besides the implication that the yūrei are invisible to most government agencies, they also get the name for their willingness to die to complete their objectives.
Certain targets require multiple agents to neutralise. This is when the hanchō (squad leaders) are in charge of the mission, commanding a squad of 4 or 5 yūrei on site. They are veteran yūrei who are promoted after having proven themselves in the field.
The taisa (lieutenants) are the next step in the hierarchy. Being the superiours of the hanchō, they coordinate more complicated operations, they are in charge of new recruits, and they are responsible for filtering out government agents seeking to infiltrate the Golden Chrysanthemums.
The combined forces of the Gen'an Cell are lead by the shirei-kan (commanders). They are responsible for the territory that are under their influence and leading incursions against hostile forces. They also make sure logistics go smoothly.
The Taishō (general)/Matriarch is the leader of the Gen'an Chrysanthemums. She rules the faction with absolute authority and controls the faction's diplomatic conduct regarding outside forces.
New Recruits
The Gen'an Chrysanthemums use cardamine dependency to ensure the loyalty of the Chrysanthemum sisters. All of the new recruits must become addicted to the substance in order to become full-fledged members. It is a security mechanism to weed out potential infiltrators sent by the government.
The Trials are watched over by one of the commanders, who tests the new recruit's devotion to the cause. The first trial is known as the 'severing', in which the new recruit is challenged to 'sever the strings that make her a puppet'. This task is custom made to the individual after studying her background and is meant to take away the recruit's doubt of the necessity of their new path and increase her fanaticism. The assignment is also carefully selected to make sure that the individual won't be able to return to her former life. Only after this trial is completed to the commander's satisfaction, the recruit will be allowed to move to the second trial. The trial of 'rebirth' is the second part of the rites, where the recruit becomes addicted to cardamine through a ritual that has its roots in the ancient san san kudo ritual. This completes her initiation after which her training starts and she will be educated in the teachings of Yuyu Matsuda.
Economy
The Cardamine trade is the Gen'an Cell's main source of income. Buying the highly addictive substance from Malta and using their transports to ship it across Sirius, the Chrysanthemums sell it to anyone willing to pay for it. Contact with people on the black markets allowed them to buy weapons and ship these back to their sisters in Kusari. It was not long until the Gen'an Cell started having their own share in the arms trade. The third source of income is the piracy of vessels who are passing through Kusari and are unlucky enough to encounter the sisterhood.