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An Example For example, Naoko Sahijir is a member of the Naoko family, vassals of the Utaku family of the Unicorn Clan. To those within the Unicorn, she is known as Naoko Sahijir, as they are immediately aware of the relation of the Naoko and Utaku families. To those outside the Unicorn clan, Sahijir would be known most simply as Utaku Sahijir. If she wishes to recognize her own family, particularly if she wishes to be formal, she may introduce herself as "Utaku Sahijir of House Naoko" or as "Utaku Sahijir of Naoko."
to those within the Unicorn, she is known as Naoko Sahijir,
Presenting One's HeartShould two samurai meet and know the family of one another, they are expected to refer to each other as family-sarna or clan-sarna, depending on the placement of their mon The mon nearest the heart determines which the samurai holds most dear. She might even wearthe mon of the school she was trained at near her heart, while belonging to another family altogether.It is not considered an insult to refer to a Doji as Kakita-sama if she has worn her mon in this fashion, and in fact she might consider it a compliment. Until they have been introduced otherwise, samurai continue to treat each other according to these rules to Signify their respect.
Until they have been introduced otherwise, samurai continue to treat each other according to these rules to Signify their respect.
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