Quanrong

Quanrong

Group Info
Name	Quanrong
Location	Ryouyou Mountains of Yan
Affiliation	Qin Zhao Yan
Status	Active
Group Personnel
Commander(s)	Yo Tan Wa (Qin) Rozo (Zhao) Geki Shin (Yan)
Side Infos

The Quanrong are a famous mountain tribe that was responsible for overthrowing the Zhou Dynasty and heralding the start of the Warring States Period.

Introduction[]

The Quanrong (Jap: Kenjuu) are mountain dwellers, they are said to be ferocious and very strong. They also seem to have a motif regarding wolves as they and their descendants in Zhao wear wolf pelts in battle since ancient times and domesticated wolves to act as sentries. As befitting of their ferocity and current residence, the Zhao branch is also known as the Fangs of Ryouyou. Meanwhile, it is known that the descendants in Yan were used by Geki Shin for his elite troops in his army. Under Geki Shin, their Poison Dogs Unit gained renown as the fastest cavalry in all of China.

History[]

520 years ago, during the reign of the Zhou Dynasty, the Quanrong was the main army of one of the princes of the Zhou dynasty. The prince started a rebellion trying to overthrow Zhou. The Quanrong army shattered Zhou's army and broke their cities. A century later, their descendants still live on.

One group of descendants are known to live in Yan and with some serving as soldiers in the Geki Shin Army before later being defeated by Zhao's Ri Boku while another group resides in the city of Ryouyou in Zhao. Ruled by King Rozo, the city was considered outside of Zhao's normal jurisdiction due to their abnormal ferocity and they were given substantial autonomy and the authority to kill any trespassers (Zhao or none-Zhao alike). While the Quanrong in Zhao had little respect for Zhao's monarchy, they were respectful of its prime minister Ri Boku due to him giving them tribute in the form of mutton from the northern regions of Ganmon once every year. The latter was later mobilized during the Battle of Ryouyou against the Yo Tan Wa Army, allies of the state of Qin. It was shown that the Ryouyou Quanrong’s Royal family led through fear and cruel tyranny with their subjects and soldiers being unhesitant in serving as sacrificial pawns or killing their allies due to fear of execution of themselves and their entire families for insubordination or incompetence. According to Shun Sui Ju, they lived in a brutal society where weakness or incompetence was mercilessly purged.

It is also asserted that the Chouga Tribe in Qin is distantly related to them while the bulk of the Quanrong eventually went north after the Zhou Dynasty fell and slowly became the Xiongnu. Coincidentally, their language is the same as that of the Xiongnu and the various mountain tribes.

Leaders[]

Yo Tan Wa
Lord of Ryouyou Quanrong

Rozo †
Former Lord of Ryouyou and King of the Quanrong Tribe in Zhao
Slain by Heki

Geki Shin †
Leader of the Geki Shin Army
Lord the Quanrong Tribe in Yan
Slain by Hou Ken

Members[]

Goba †
Second Oldest Brother
Slain by Yo Tan Wa

Bunen †
"Dread Commander"
Middle Brother
Slain by Kitari

Tork †
Youngest Brother
Slain by Danto

Bolf

Geeli †
Bunen Army
Leader of Geeli Corps
Slain by Katari

Chida †
Goba Army
Slain by Shunmen

Tehgo †

Nugah †

Wan †

Geni
Bunen Army

Gaez †
Executed by Geaoh

Geaoh

Zeki
Gan Clan

Tudmo

Forces[]

Armies[]

Rozo Army

Goba Army

Bunen Army

Tork Army

Units[]

Geeli Corp
Elites of the Bunen Army

Gan Clan
Tracking Experts

Poison Dog Unit
Geki Shin Army

Gallery[]

The Quanrong 500 years before the reign of Ei Sei.

Their modern descendants in Zhao.

Their modern descendants in Yan.

Xirong
Their modern descendants in Qin.

Flags of the Ryouyou Quanrong.

Trivia[]

The Quanrong of Ryouyou bare various similarities to the Fang Clan, a family of mountain bandits and raiders who pattern themselves after a wolf pack from the Fist of the North Star manga and anime series.

Navigation[]

Yan
Royal Family	Sho † • Ki • En Tan
Prime Minister	TBA
Officials	Guo Wei • Zei †
Citizens	TBA
Military
Great Generals	Ordo • Gaku Ki † • Geki Shin †
Generals	Raku'A Kan • Chou In
Commanders	Yuki • Otaji • Numeiyu • Kyon • Gyon • Senshu Bi
Strategists	TBA
Affiliates	Quanrong • Mountain Tribes of Yan

Zhao
Royal Family	Bu Rei † • Tou Jou † • Yuu Boku • Ka • Earl Chou Ki † •
Prime Minister	Kaku Kai • Ri Boku
Officials	Hi • Shun Pei Kun • Hei To • Ko Shuu • Jou Kei • Ken Ho • Kan Sou • En Sei † •
Royal Harem	Kou Hi
City Lords	Duke Hoku Ryou • Duke Son Fu ‡ • Ki Shou • Gaku'in • Shi Ba Shou • Duke Kuku • Tou Kan • Tou Kin •
Citizens	Master Hou † • Madame Hou † • Shi Kei † • Shi Ka † • A Mon † • Kou Shou † • Kon † • En Kan •
Military
Great Generals	Gaku Jou ‡ • Ko Chou † • Chou Katsu † •
Three Great Heavens	Ri Boku • Shi Ba Shou • Hou Ken † • Ren Pa ‡ • Rin Shou Jo † • Chou Sha † •
Generals	Ki Sui • Ba Tei • Kei Sha † • Kan Saro • Ji Aga † • Gaku Shou • Ba Nan Ji • Shun Sui Ju • Fu Tei • Kotsu Min Haku • En Kan • Ri Haku • Kou Son Ryuu ‡ • Earl Rai • Chou Haku • Mai Kou • Kai Gou • Ryuu Tou † • Gou Ki • Kou Ki Ou • Kou Shi • Shin Sei Jou † • Fuu Ki † • Man Goku † • Chou Sou † • Gaku'Ei † • Chou Ga Ryuu † • Gyou’un † • Kin Mou † • Earl Kou † • Shin Ri Kan † • Zet Su † • Jyou Ka Ryuu † • Ko Haku Kou † • Gaku Haku Kou † • Ryuu Haku Kou † • Ryuu Fu †
Commanders	Kaine • Ba Fuu Ji • Fuuon • Shi En • Sai'u • Mei Fu • Kou Kaku † • Gou Ran † • Sei Kiga • Ka Hou • Kai Shin • Koku Rai • Koku Rei • Zen Man • Sen Bi • Sei Mei • Seiu • Duke Sei • Ren Ka • Sou Ha • Sei Ka Un • Man Haku • Tou Gan † • Shuu † • Gi Ka † • Sou † • Shuu † • You Ou † • Ba Toku † • Den'I † • Ten † • Rai Ka † • Jo Shou † • Jo Rin † • Shin Riku † • Seki Kou † • Kou Zen † • An Ki † • Chiku Shin † • Ko Getsu † • Ta Getsu † • Ro Shin † • Chou Gaku † • Kou Tou † • Ko Ro † • Sou Kan † • Ka Man † • Kyo Yo † • Chou Riku † • Ki Shou † • Un Kei † • Un Gen † • Gou Za Kou † •
Soldiers	Haku Sha † • En Shou † • Ban Riku † • Kaku Jou † • Kon Jin † • Den Ko • Den Pou † • Hei Shuu † • Haku Ya • Kou Shuu • Gi Ta • Ga Kou • Kei Fu • Kat Sho •
Affiliates	Quanrong of Ryouyou (Rozo † • Goba † • Bunen † • Tork † ) • Geeli † • Bolf • Chida † • Tehgo • Nujah • Wan • Geni •