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	'''Jules Brunet''' (1838 – 1911) was a [[French Army]] officer and a member of the [[Parisian Brotherhood of Assassins\|French Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]], who played a famous role in the [[Boshin War]].		'''Jules Brunet''' (1838 – 1911) was a [[French Army]] officer and a member of the [[Parisian Brotherhood of Assassins\|French Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]], who played a famous role in the [[Boshin War]].

	Despite his refusal to follow orders when he was recalled to [[France]] after the abdication of Tokugawa, he still became a general and chief of staff of the French Minister of War by 1898.		Despite his refusal to follow orders when he was recalled to [[France]] after the abdication of [[Tokugawa Yoshinobu]], he still became a general and chief of staff of the French Minister of War by 1898.

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	In 1867, Brunet was sent by Emperor [[Napoleon III]] to [[Japan]] with the {{Wiki\|French military mission to Japan (1867–1868)\|French military mission}} to assist ~~the~~ shōgun [[Tokugawa Yoshinobu]] in his efforts of modernization of the {{wiki\|Imperial Japanese Army\|Japanese Army}}. During his time in the archipelago, Brunet also acted as the liaison between the [[Europe\|European]] Brotherhoods and their [[Japanese Brotherhood of Assassins\|Japanese brethren]].		In 1867, Brunet was sent by Emperor [[Napoleon III]] to [[Japan]] with the {{Wiki\|French military mission to Japan (1867–1868)\|French military mission}} to assist ''[[shōgun]]'' [[Tokugawa Yoshinobu]] in his efforts of modernization of the {{wiki\|Imperial Japanese Army\|Japanese Army}}. During his time in the archipelago, Brunet also acted as the liaison between the [[Europe\|European]] Brotherhoods and their [[Japanese Brotherhood of Assassins\|Japanese brethren]].<ref name="ACF">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Blade of Aizu]]''</ref>

	In August, Brunet advised Yoshinobu about the [[Icarus affair]] in the ~~shogun~~'s private quarters in [[Tokyo\|Edo]], assuring him of the Brotherhood ~~continuous~~ support. While Brunet pushed him to stand his ground, Yoshinobu wanted to concede as the [[United Kingdom\|British]] demands were backed by the [[~~Emperor Meiji~~\|Emperor]]. The discussion was cut short, as the Assassin sensed the presence of someone else in the room. Despite Brunet's quick reflexes, the spy was able to escape through the window. Eventually, Yoshinobu decided to bow down to ~~all~~ the demands of the Emperor and by November, even abdicate his title of ~~shogun~~.		In August, Brunet advised Yoshinobu about the [[Icarus affair]] in the ''shōgun''{{'}}s private quarters in [[Tokyo\|Edo]], assuring him of the Brotherhood's continued support. While Brunet pushed him to stand his ground, Yoshinobu wanted to concede as the [[United Kingdom\|British]] demands were backed by the [[Mutsuhito\|Emperor]]. The discussion was cut short, as the Assassin sensed the presence of someone else in the room. Despite Brunet's quick reflexes, the spy was able to escape through the window. Eventually, Yoshinobu decided to bow down to the demands of the Emperor and, by November, even abdicate his title of ''shōgun''.<ref name="ACF"/>

	Some time later, Brunet tasked his Japanese contact, [[Matsuo]], to mobilize all his agents on the island in order to ensure the victory of the Tokugawa clan and their allies as the war became inevitable. The Frenchman was furious, as all his efforts to influence Yoshinobu toward a fairer and freer Japan, would crumble if the Imperial party and their British allies won the war. Brunet also hoped that with the utter crushing of the imperial dynasty, ~~maybe in time~~ a republic ~~could~~ eventually blossom in Japan.		Some time later, Brunet tasked his Japanese contact, [[Matsuo]], to mobilize all his agents on the island in order to ensure the victory of the Tokugawa clan and their allies as the war became inevitable. The Frenchman was furious, as all his efforts to influence Yoshinobu toward a fairer and freer Japan would crumble if the Imperial party and their British allies won the war. Brunet also hoped that, with the utter crushing of the imperial dynasty, a republic might eventually blossom in Japan.<ref name="ACF"/>

	By January 1868, Brunet was worried about the issue of the war, as the numerically superior Tokugawa forces were lacking supplies, notably powder and bullets, while Yoshinobu's lack of leadership was sowing doubts among ~~the~~ men. Bedridden due to a mysterious illness, many soldiers believed that their leader was in fact hiding from the fights. Looking at the war map, the Assassin ~~then~~ noted to himself that the fate of Japan would be decided between the ~~little~~ towns of [[Battle of Toba–Fushimi\|Toba and Fushimi]].		By January 1868, Brunet was worried about the issue of the war, as the numerically superior Tokugawa forces were lacking supplies, notably powder and bullets, while Yoshinobu's lack of leadership was sowing doubts among his men. Bedridden due to a mysterious illness, many soldiers believed that their leader was in fact hiding from the fights. Looking at the war map, the Assassin noted to himself that the fate of Japan would be decided between the small towns of [[Battle of Toba–Fushimi\|Toba and Fushimi]].<ref name="ACF"/>

	After the [[Battle of Aizu]] in late 1868, which definitively sealed the fate of the Tokugawa ~~Shogunate~~, Brunet was invited to drink tea by [[Harry Parkes]], the British Consul. After congratulating the Consul for the victory of his allies, Brunet warned Parkes that "they won a battle, but not the [[Assassin-Templar War\|war]]", ~~with~~ the oblivious Parkes remarked that Britain and France were not at war.<ref name="~~Fragments~~"~~>''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Blade of Aizu]]''<~~/~~ref~~>		After the [[Battle of Aizu]] in late 1868, which definitively sealed the fate of the [[Tokugawa shogunate]], Brunet was invited to drink tea with [[Harry Parkes]], the British Consul. After congratulating the Consul for the victory of his allies, Brunet warned Parkes that "''they won a battle, but not the [[Assassin-Templar War\|war]]''", to which the oblivious Parkes remarked that Britain and France were not at war.<ref name="ACF"/>

	==Behind the scenes==		==Behind the scenes==
	In ''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Blade of Aizu]]'', Brunet claimed to be part of the [[Third French Republic]] however given the novel's setting of 1868 ~~that should have been~~ the [[Second French Empire]] ~~which didn~~'t collapse ~~until~~ 1870.		In ''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Blade of Aizu]]'', Brunet claimed to be part of the [[Third French Republic]]; however, given the novel's setting of 1868, this is inaccurate, as the republic was not established until the [[Second French Empire]]'s collapse in 1870.

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	==Behind the scenes==		==Behind the scenes==
	In ''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Blade of Aizu]]'', Brunet claimed to be part of the ~~{{wiki\|~~French ~~Third~~ Republic}} however given the novel's setting of 1868 that should have been the ~~{{wiki\|~~Second French Empire}} which didn't collapse until 1870.		In ''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Blade of Aizu]]'', Brunet claimed to be part of the [[Third French Republic]] however given the novel's setting of 1868 that should have been the [[Second French Empire]] which didn't collapse until 1870.

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	'''Jules Brunet''' (1838 – 1911) was a [[French Army]] officer and a member of the [[Parisian Brotherhood of Assassins\|French Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]], who played a famous role in the [[Boshin War]].		'''Jules Brunet''' (1838 – 1911) was a [[French Army]] officer and a member of the [[Parisian Brotherhood of Assassins\|French Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]], who played a famous role in the [[Boshin War]].

	Despite his refusal to follow orders when he was recalled to [[France]] after the abdication of Tokugawa, he still became a ~~General~~ and ~~Chief~~ of ~~Staff~~ of the French Minister of War by 1898.		Despite his refusal to follow orders when he was recalled to [[France]] after the abdication of Tokugawa, he still became a general and chief of staff of the French Minister of War by 1898.

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	In August, Brunet advised Yoshinobu about the [[Icarus affair]] in the shogun's private quarters in [[Tokyo\|Edo]], assuring him of the Brotherhood continuous support. While Brunet pushed him to stand his ground, Yoshinobu wanted to concede as the [[United Kingdom\|British]] demands were backed by the [[Emperor Meiji\|Emperor]]. The discussion was cut short, as the Assassin sensed the presence of someone else in the room. Despite Brunet's quick reflexes, the spy was able to escape through the window. Eventually, Yoshinobu decided to bow down to all the demands of the Emperor and by November, even abdicate his title of shogun.		In August, Brunet advised Yoshinobu about the [[Icarus affair]] in the shogun's private quarters in [[Tokyo\|Edo]], assuring him of the Brotherhood continuous support. While Brunet pushed him to stand his ground, Yoshinobu wanted to concede as the [[United Kingdom\|British]] demands were backed by the [[Emperor Meiji\|Emperor]]. The discussion was cut short, as the Assassin sensed the presence of someone else in the room. Despite Brunet's quick reflexes, the spy was able to escape through the window. Eventually, Yoshinobu decided to bow down to all the demands of the Emperor and by November, even abdicate his title of shogun.

	Some time later, Brunet tasked his Japanese contact, [[Matsuo]], to mobilize all his agents on the island in order to ensure the victory of the Tokugawa clan and their allies as the war became inevitable. The Frenchman was furious, as all his efforts to influence Yoshinobu toward a fairer and freer Japan, would crumble if the Imperial party and their British allies won the war. Brunet also hoped that with the utter crushing of the ~~Imperial~~ dynasty, maybe in time a republic could eventually blossom in Japan.		Some time later, Brunet tasked his Japanese contact, [[Matsuo]], to mobilize all his agents on the island in order to ensure the victory of the Tokugawa clan and their allies as the war became inevitable. The Frenchman was furious, as all his efforts to influence Yoshinobu toward a fairer and freer Japan, would crumble if the Imperial party and their British allies won the war. Brunet also hoped that with the utter crushing of the imperial dynasty, maybe in time a republic could eventually blossom in Japan.

	By January 1868, Brunet was worried about the issue of the war, as the numerically superior Tokugawa forces were lacking supplies, notably powder and bullets, while Yoshinobu's lack of leadership was sowing doubts among the men. Bedridden due to a mysterious illness, many soldiers believed that their leader was in fact hiding from the fights. Looking at the war map, the Assassin then noted to himself that the fate of Japan would be decided between the little towns of [[Battle of Toba–Fushimi\|Toba and Fushimi]].		By January 1868, Brunet was worried about the issue of the war, as the numerically superior Tokugawa forces were lacking supplies, notably powder and bullets, while Yoshinobu's lack of leadership was sowing doubts among the men. Bedridden due to a mysterious illness, many soldiers believed that their leader was in fact hiding from the fights. Looking at the war map, the Assassin then noted to himself that the fate of Japan would be decided between the little towns of [[Battle of Toba–Fushimi\|Toba and Fushimi]].
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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	In 1867, Brunet was sent by Emperor [[Napoleon III]] to [[Japan]] with the {{Wiki\|French military mission to Japan (1867–1868)\|French military mission}} to assist the shōgun [[Tokugawa Yoshinobu]] in his efforts of modernization of the [[Japanese Army]]. During his time in the archipelago, Brunet also acted as the liaison between the [[Europe\|European]] Brotherhoods and their [[Japanese Brotherhood of Assassins\|Japanese brethren]].		In 1867, Brunet was sent by Emperor [[Napoleon III]] to [[Japan]] with the {{Wiki\|French military mission to Japan (1867–1868)\|French military mission}} to assist the shōgun [[Tokugawa Yoshinobu]] in his efforts of modernization of the {{wiki\|Imperial Japanese Army\|Japanese Army}}. During his time in the archipelago, Brunet also acted as the liaison between the [[Europe\|European]] Brotherhoods and their [[Japanese Brotherhood of Assassins\|Japanese brethren]].

	In August, Brunet advised Yoshinobu about the [[Icarus affair]] in the shogun's private quarters in [[Tokyo\|Edo]], assuring him of the Brotherhood continuous support. While Brunet pushed him to stand his ground, Yoshinobu wanted to concede as the [[United Kingdom\|British]] demands were backed by the [[Emperor Meiji\|Emperor]]. The discussion was cut short, as the Assassin sensed the presence of someone else in the room. Despite Brunet's quick reflexes, the spy was able to escape through the window. Eventually, Yoshinobu decided to bow down to all the demands of the Emperor and by November, even abdicate his title of shogun.		In August, Brunet advised Yoshinobu about the [[Icarus affair]] in the shogun's private quarters in [[Tokyo\|Edo]], assuring him of the Brotherhood continuous support. While Brunet pushed him to stand his ground, Yoshinobu wanted to concede as the [[United Kingdom\|British]] demands were backed by the [[Emperor Meiji\|Emperor]]. The discussion was cut short, as the Assassin sensed the presence of someone else in the room. Despite Brunet's quick reflexes, the spy was able to escape through the window. Eventually, Yoshinobu decided to bow down to all the demands of the Emperor and by November, even abdicate his title of shogun.