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| - Ten years after the onset of the Hyakunen Wars, Seishitsu was forged by Kanematsu Oda, a young blacksmith belonging to a lesser branch of Oda Clan. Upset by all the battle and bloodshed that was going on, Kanematsu put his recently acquired knowledge in alchemy to use, and put his heart and soul into forging a Zedylrian Steel blade, becoming the first man in centuries to make an original Zedylrian Steel sword. Once the blade was finished, he used ancient Yamato magic to instill it with the powers of the elements.
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| - Ten years after the onset of the Hyakunen Wars, Seishitsu was forged by Kanematsu Oda, a young blacksmith belonging to a lesser branch of Oda Clan. Upset by all the battle and bloodshed that was going on, Kanematsu put his recently acquired knowledge in alchemy to use, and put his heart and soul into forging a Zedylrian Steel blade, becoming the first man in centuries to make an original Zedylrian Steel sword. Once the blade was finished, he used ancient Yamato magic to instill it with the powers of the elements. Armed with the blade, Kanematsu demonstrated its power to the locals and rallied them to form an army. With the katana in hand and his followers behind him, Kanematsu restored unity to the divided Oda Clan, becoming Clan Leader in the process. With order restored, Kanematsu and his followers set out to unite Yamatai under one banner for the first time. Kanematsu eventually united the rival clans of his home island through diplomacy and conquest, displaying near genius military tactics and diplomatic charisma, thus founding the Yamato Empire. Over the following years he did the same with the clans of the neighboring islands, expanding Oda rule far beyond his ancestral lands. Fifty years after beginning his campaign, Kanematsu passed away and Seishitsu passed onto his grandson Akishige Oda, who proceeded to finish his grandfather's work in uniting Yamatai; However, Akishige didn't manage to make much progress before dying of disease five years later. Upon Akeshige's death, Seishitsu then passed to Akeshige's nephew Chikayoshi. Chikayoshi then spent the next thirty years finishing the work of his great-grandfather and uncle before finally claiming victory. However, five more years of rebellion against Oda rule ensued before peace became a reality. Shortly before his death, Chikayoshi placed a charm on Seishitsu's sheath to prevent it from being drawn again until only the one most worthy gained it's possession. Chikayoshi then buried Seishitsu at the base of a Sakura tree behind what would become the Eimin no ji Shrine, the final resting place of the ashes all of Yamatai's Emperors. 700 years later, in late-2541, Seishitsu came into the possession of Kanematsu's descendant, First Princess Suguha Oda, Lunaculus of Aquilonis, and it has been in her possession ever since.
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