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'''Tamao''' was a [[Japan]]ese [[merchant]] who worked at a brewery in [[Kyoto]], [[Yamashiro]], during the 16th century. | '''Tamao''' (玉夫) was a [[Japan]]ese [[merchant]] who worked at a brewery in [[Kyoto]], [[Yamashiro]], during the 16th century. | ||
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Tamao (玉夫) was a Japanese merchant who worked at a brewery in Kyoto, Yamashiro, during the 16th century.
Biography[edit | edit source]
By 1582, Tamao, along with other merchants, had joined the Iron Hand Guild, whose leader, the Iron Hand, was using the Imai's family name as a cover to steal business opportunities from the Imai clan. Tamao secretly used his brewery to sell contraband on the guild's behalf. One day, he was visited by the Kakushiba ikki member Fujibayashi Naoe, who came to investigate Tamao and the Iron Hand Guild as a favor to Imai Sōkun.[1]
Inside his brewery's warehouse, Tamao refused to come outside even to his workers. Thus, Naoe began to destroy his wares, forcing Tamao to exit and investigate. Inspecting the area, Naoe acquired and read a note from Tamao to the Iron Hand about how his messenger had failed in his deliveries to northern Tamba.[1]
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Tamao may be killed or spared during the player's investigation.
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