Miyama Province
in Kozakura
Miyama Province is located in the very center of Kozakura. It is the strategic key to controlling Shinkoku and Kozakura. The province is divided into two main sections—the Northern Plain and the Southern Plain.
The principal source of income in Miyama, as in all other provinces of Kozakura, is rice. It is used to pay the land tax, the harvest tax, and sometimes even the labor tax. It is used to pay for other foods, finished goods, animals, and servants.
Like the imperial government, the government of Miyama is a confusing, factional affair. The power struggles at the top between the shikken, shogun, and imperial line are reflected in the official posts and appointments made in Miyama. Each faction has some representative within the province.
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Miyama Province
Miyama Province is one of the most wealthy and populated provinces in Kozakura in the year 24/50 1430 Mori. Miyama is at the exact center of the isle of Shinkoku. It is composed of two very fertile plains divided by woods and the mountains of Kurisammyaku. It also has two lakes, Nora-ko and Uji-ko, and three large cities: the capital Tamanokuni, the former capital Kuda, and the northern city of Okahira.