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Otomo Kuchiru was the Otomo Daimyo in the 3rd century. He was inspired by the Scorpion magistrate Soshi Saibankan and wrote a system of penal and administrative law which advocated testimony and honor over physical evidence, the Ritsuryo. It was backed by the Emperor and established as the Empire's fundamental legal code.

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rdfs:label	Otomo Kuchiru
rdfs:comment	Otomo Kuchiru was the Otomo Daimyo in the 3rd century. He was inspired by the Scorpion magistrate Soshi Saibankan and wrote a system of penal and administrative law which advocated testimony and honor over physical evidence, the Ritsuryo. It was backed by the Emperor and established as the Empire's fundamental legal code.
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Title	Otomo Daimyo
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abstract	Otomo Kuchiru was the Otomo Daimyo in the 3rd century. He was inspired by the Scorpion magistrate Soshi Saibankan and wrote a system of penal and administrative law which advocated testimony and honor over physical evidence, the Ritsuryo. It was backed by the Emperor and established as the Empire's fundamental legal code.

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