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Line 1: − {{Otheruses|the daughter of Theodore Kurita|the first Keeper of the House Honor|Omi Kurita}} {{InfoBoxCharacter {{InfoBoxCharacter | image = Omiko Kurita - D. Alexander Gregory.jpg | image = Omiko Kurita - D. Alexander Gregory.jpg − | caption = Omiko Kurita | name = Omiko Kurita | name = Omiko Kurita − | birthdate = 21 December [[3027]]<ref>''Heir to the Dragon''</ref> + | birthdate = 21 December [[3027]] − | died = 15 March [[3064]]<ref name=SoFch3>''Storms of Fate'', ch. 3</ref> + | died = 15 March [[3064]] | othernames = Omi Kurita | othernames = Omi Kurita | affiliation = [[House Kurita]] | affiliation = [[House Kurita]] − | rank = + | profession = [[Keeper of the Family Honor]] − | title = [[Keeper of the Family Honor]] − | position = − | profession = | parents = [[Theodore Kurita (31st c.)|Theodore Kurita]] (father)<br/>[[Tomoe Sakade]] (mother) | parents = [[Theodore Kurita (31st c.)|Theodore Kurita]] (father)<br/>[[Tomoe Sakade]] (mother) − | siblings = [[Franklin Sakamoto]] (half-brother)<br/>[[Hohiro Kurita (31st c.)|Hohiro Kurita]]<br/>[[Minoru Kurita (31st c.)|Minoru Kurita]] + | siblings = [[Franklin Sakamoto]] (half-brother)<br />[[Hohiro Kurita (31st c.)|Hohiro Kurita]]<br />[[Minoru Kurita (31st c.)|Minoru Kurita]] | spouse = [[Victor Steiner-Davion]] (lover) | spouse = [[Victor Steiner-Davion]] (lover) | children = [[Kitsune Kurita]] | children = [[Kitsune Kurita]] }} }} − + '''Omiko Kurita''' (21 December, [[3027]]<ref>''[[Heir to the Dragon]]''</ref> – 15 March, [[3064]]), also known as '''Omi Kurita''', was the daughter of [[Theodore Kurita]] and [[Tomoe Sakade]] and the secret lover of Prince [[Victor Steiner-Davion]], although that relationship gradually became widely known and somewhat accepted. − '''Omiko Kurita''', also known as '''Omi Kurita''', was the daughter of [[Theodore Kurita]] and [[Tomoe Sakade]] and the secret lover of Prince [[Victor Steiner-Davion]], although that relationship gradually became widely known and somewhat accepted. ===Early Life=== ===Early Life=== Line 28:
Line 22: Omi accompanied her father and brother to [[Outreach]] in 3051 and there met [[Victor Steiner-Davion]]. Affection and a close friendship quickly developed although both knew that a marriage would be politically impossible. Although Omi's brother [[Hohiro Kurita II|Hohiro Kurita]] objected to the relationship at first it was eventually a contributor to his own friendship with Victor. Omi accompanied her father and brother to [[Outreach]] in 3051 and there met [[Victor Steiner-Davion]]. Affection and a close friendship quickly developed although both knew that a marriage would be politically impossible. Although Omi's brother [[Hohiro Kurita II|Hohiro Kurita]] objected to the relationship at first it was eventually a contributor to his own friendship with Victor. − Theodore and [[Hanse Davion]] discussed the relationship and decided that although a marriage was impossible as things stood that their wives would not approve of interference. Later in the Clan Invasion, when Hohiro was trapped on [[Teniente]] by Clan Nova Cat, Omi appealed to Victor for assistance in a rescue mission. Theodore permitted this but in exchange required Omi to break off contact from Victor. However, in honor of Victor's rescue of Hohiro, Takashi Kurita appointed Omi to administer a fund to pay for the education of the children of the Lyran Guards who fought with Victor, tacitly permitting her to resume contact. + Theodore and [[Hanse Davion]] discussed the relationship and decided that although a marriage was impossible as things stood that their wives would not approve of interference. Later in the Clan Invasion, when Hohiro was trapped on [[Teniente]] by Clan Nova Cat, Omi appealed to Victor for assistance in a rescue mission. Theodore permitted this but in exchange required Omi to break off contact from Victor. However, in honour of Victor's rescue of Hohiro, Takashi Kurita appointed Omi to administer a fund to pay for the education of the children of the Lyran Guards who fought with Victor, tacitly permitting her to resume contact. − Omi visited the Federated Commonwealth in 3056, visiting [[Kai Allard-Liao]] on [[Solaris]] and also meeting Victor's brother [[Peter Steiner-Davion]]. She aided Kai in averting Peter's intended invasion of [[Free Worlds League]] space. She then accompanied Theodore to the [[Whitting Conference|First Whitting Conference]] on [[Tharkad]] and had several private rendezvous with Victor. + Omi visited the Federated Commonwealth in 3056, visiting [[Kai Allard-Liao]] on Solaris and also meeting Victor's brother [[Peter Steiner-Davion]]. She aided Kai in averting Peter's intended invasion of Free Worlds League space. She then accompanied Theodore to the [[Whitting Conference|First Whitting Conference]] on [[Tharkad]] and had several private rendezvous with Victor. − When Victor visited Luthien in preparation for [[Operation BULLDOG]] a number of assassins attempted to kill them during a private rendezvous. Omi killed at least one of the assassins by decapitating him with a ''katana'', although Victor was severely wounded. Following this, Omi attempted public suicide in shame that her feelings for Victor had led to such opposition but public support for her and her father's reforms made it unnecessary to proceed (although the attempt was staged, had support not emerged she would have followed through). + When Victor visited Luthien in preparation for [[Operation Bulldog]] a number of assassins attempted to kill them during a private rendezvous. Omi killed at least one of the assassins by decapitating him with a katana, although Victor was severely wounded. Following this, Omi attempted public suicide in shame that her feelings for Victor had led to such opposition but public support for her and her father's reforms made it unnecessary to proceed (although the attempt was staged, had support not emerged she would have followed through). Omi consummated her relationship with Victor following this and when Victor was dethroned by his sister [[Katherine Steiner-Davion]] he made his home with her until he joined [[ComStar]]. Omi consummated her relationship with Victor following this and when Victor was dethroned by his sister [[Katherine Steiner-Davion]] he made his home with her until he joined [[ComStar]]. Line 38:
Line 32: ===The Dragon's Diplomat=== ===The Dragon's Diplomat=== {{sectionstub}} {{sectionstub}} − In [[3058]], she was sent by her father to arrange a contract with the [[Northwind Highlanders]] against [[Clan Smoke Jaguar]].<ref>''Impetus of War''</ref> + In [[3058]], she was sent by her father to arrange a contract with the [[Northwind Highlanders]] against [[Clan Smoke Jaguar]].<ref>''[[Impetus of War]]''</ref> − Following the private marriage between Omi's brother Hohiro and [[Fiona Kurita|Fiona]], Fiona and Omi evidently became firm friends; when the marriage was finally revealed in [[3079]], Fiona would recount how the two of them had supported each other during the war against [[Clan Smoke Jaguar]].<ref name="J:FRp35">''Jihad Final Reckoning'', p. 35: "Heirs To The Dragon"</ref> + Following the private marriage between Omi's brother Hohiro and [[Fiona Kurita|Fiona]], Fiona and Omi evidently became firm friends; when the marriage was finally revealed in [[3079]], Fiona would recount how the two of them had supported each other during the war against [[Clan Smoke Jaguar]].<ref name="J:FRp35">''Jihad Final Reckoning'', p. 35, "Heirs To The Dragon"</ref> − ===Death and Afterwards=== + ===Death=== − She was assassinated with fulmitoxin during the [[Federated Commonwealth Civil War]] by the [[Dancing Joker|same person]] who murdered [[Melissa Steiner]] and [[Ryan Steiner]], under contract of [[Katherine Steiner-Davion]]. She secretly gave birth to Victor's child before dying in [[3064]]. Omiko's death caused Victor to emotionally break down and stall military operations of the FedCom Civil War for one year. + She was assassinated during the [[Federated Commonwealth Civil War]] by the [[Dancing Joker|same person]] who murdered [[Melissa Steiner]] and [[Ryan Steiner]], under contract of [[Katherine Steiner-Davion]]. She secretly gave birth to Victor's child before dying in [[3064]]. − Decades after Omiko's death, her son Kitsune Kurita became a Knight of the Republic of the Sphere. Members of the Black Dragon Society, in a desperate move to find a pure-blood Kurita attempted to install the man as the Coordinator on the Draconis throne. However, Kitsune revealed a massive bombshell that Victor Steiner-Davion was his father. Shocked by the revelations of this news, members of the Black Dragon Society committed seppuku for attempting to put someone of Davion linage in charge of the Combine, while the Federated Suns slandered Omiko unfavorably in Davion space.+ ===Children=== + Omi was the mother of Sir [[Kitsune Kurita]] of the [[Republic of the Sphere]].<ref>''[[Ghost War]]'', Michael A. Stackpole</ref> ==Personality and Traits== ==Personality and Traits== − {{quote|''The strength of the [[House Kurita|Dragon]] flows as deeply in her veins as in any warrior's.''|[[Narimasa Asano]], in regards to Omiko Kurita}} + {{quote|''The strength of the [[House Kurita|Dragon]] flows as deeply in her veins as in any warrior's.''|[[Narimasa Asano]], in regards to [[Omi Kurita]]}} ==References== ==References== Line 54:
Line 49: ==Bibliography== ==Bibliography== − {{div col|colwidth=25em}} * ''[[Blood Legacy]]'' * ''[[Blood Legacy]]'' − * ''[[FedCom Civil War (sourcebook)|FedCom Civil War]]'' + * ''[[FedCom Civil War (sourcebook)]]'' * ''[[Field Manual: Draconis Combine]]'' * ''[[Field Manual: Draconis Combine]]'' * ''[[Grave Covenant]]'' (novel) * ''[[Grave Covenant]]'' (novel) Line 65:
Line 59: * ''[[Lost Destiny]]'' * ''[[Lost Destiny]]'' * ''[[Natural Selection]]'' * ''[[Natural Selection]]'' − * ''[[Northwind Highlanders (scenario pack)|Northwind Highlanders]]'' + * ''[[Northwind Highlanders (scenario pack)]]'' − * ''[[Patriots and Tyrants]]'' (novel) + * ''[[Patriots and Tyrants]]'' − * ''[[Prince of Havoc]]'' (novel) + * ''[[Prince of Havoc]]'' * ''[[Shattered Sphere]]'' * ''[[Shattered Sphere]]'' − * ''[[Storms of Fate]]'' (novel) + * ''[[Storms of Fate]]'' − {{div col end}} [[Category:Draconis Combine Characters|Kurita, Omiko]] [[Category:Draconis Combine Characters|Kurita, Omiko]]
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{{InfoBoxCharacter | {{InfoBoxCharacter | ||
| image = Omiko Kurita - D. Alexander Gregory.jpg | | image = Omiko Kurita - D. Alexander Gregory.jpg | ||
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| name = Omiko Kurita | | name = Omiko Kurita | ||
| − | | birthdate = 21 December [[3027]] | + | | birthdate = 21 December [[3027]] |
| − | | died = 15 March [[3064]] | + | | died = 15 March [[3064]] |
| othernames = Omi Kurita | | othernames = Omi Kurita | ||
| affiliation = [[House Kurita]] | | affiliation = [[House Kurita]] | ||
| − | | | + | | profession = [[Keeper of the Family Honor]] |
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| parents = [[Theodore Kurita (31st c.)|Theodore Kurita]] (father)<br/>[[Tomoe Sakade]] (mother) | | parents = [[Theodore Kurita (31st c.)|Theodore Kurita]] (father)<br/>[[Tomoe Sakade]] (mother) | ||
| − | | siblings = [[Franklin Sakamoto]] (half-brother)<br/>[[Hohiro Kurita (31st c.)|Hohiro Kurita]]<br/>[[Minoru Kurita (31st c.)|Minoru Kurita]] | + | | siblings = [[Franklin Sakamoto]] (half-brother)<br />[[Hohiro Kurita (31st c.)|Hohiro Kurita]]<br />[[Minoru Kurita (31st c.)|Minoru Kurita]] |
| spouse = [[Victor Steiner-Davion]] (lover) | | spouse = [[Victor Steiner-Davion]] (lover) | ||
| children = [[Kitsune Kurita]] | | children = [[Kitsune Kurita]] | ||
}} | }} | ||
| − | + | '''Omiko Kurita''' (21 December, [[3027]]<ref>''[[Heir to the Dragon]]''</ref> – 15 March, [[3064]]), also known as '''Omi Kurita''', was the daughter of [[Theodore Kurita]] and [[Tomoe Sakade]] and the secret lover of Prince [[Victor Steiner-Davion]], although that relationship gradually became widely known and somewhat accepted. | |
| − | '''Omiko Kurita''', also known as '''Omi Kurita''', was the daughter of [[Theodore Kurita]] and [[Tomoe Sakade]] and the secret lover of Prince [[Victor Steiner-Davion]], although that relationship gradually became widely known and somewhat accepted. | ||
===Early Life=== | ===Early Life=== | ||
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Omi accompanied her father and brother to [[Outreach]] in 3051 and there met [[Victor Steiner-Davion]]. Affection and a close friendship quickly developed although both knew that a marriage would be politically impossible. Although Omi's brother [[Hohiro Kurita II|Hohiro Kurita]] objected to the relationship at first it was eventually a contributor to his own friendship with Victor. | Omi accompanied her father and brother to [[Outreach]] in 3051 and there met [[Victor Steiner-Davion]]. Affection and a close friendship quickly developed although both knew that a marriage would be politically impossible. Although Omi's brother [[Hohiro Kurita II|Hohiro Kurita]] objected to the relationship at first it was eventually a contributor to his own friendship with Victor. | ||
| − | Theodore and [[Hanse Davion]] discussed the relationship and decided that although a marriage was impossible as things stood that their wives would not approve of interference. Later in the Clan Invasion, when Hohiro was trapped on [[Teniente]] by Clan Nova Cat, Omi appealed to Victor for assistance in a rescue mission. Theodore permitted this but in exchange required Omi to break off contact from Victor. However, in | + | Theodore and [[Hanse Davion]] discussed the relationship and decided that although a marriage was impossible as things stood that their wives would not approve of interference. Later in the Clan Invasion, when Hohiro was trapped on [[Teniente]] by Clan Nova Cat, Omi appealed to Victor for assistance in a rescue mission. Theodore permitted this but in exchange required Omi to break off contact from Victor. However, in honour of Victor's rescue of Hohiro, Takashi Kurita appointed Omi to administer a fund to pay for the education of the children of the Lyran Guards who fought with Victor, tacitly permitting her to resume contact. |
| − | Omi visited the Federated Commonwealth in 3056, visiting [[Kai Allard-Liao]] on | + | Omi visited the Federated Commonwealth in 3056, visiting [[Kai Allard-Liao]] on Solaris and also meeting Victor's brother [[Peter Steiner-Davion]]. She aided Kai in averting Peter's intended invasion of Free Worlds League space. She then accompanied Theodore to the [[Whitting Conference|First Whitting Conference]] on [[Tharkad]] and had several private rendezvous with Victor. |
| − | When Victor visited Luthien in preparation for [[Operation | + | When Victor visited Luthien in preparation for [[Operation Bulldog]] a number of assassins attempted to kill them during a private rendezvous. Omi killed at least one of the assassins by decapitating him with a katana, although Victor was severely wounded. Following this, Omi attempted public suicide in shame that her feelings for Victor had led to such opposition but public support for her and her father's reforms made it unnecessary to proceed (although the attempt was staged, had support not emerged she would have followed through). |
Omi consummated her relationship with Victor following this and when Victor was dethroned by his sister [[Katherine Steiner-Davion]] he made his home with her until he joined [[ComStar]]. | Omi consummated her relationship with Victor following this and when Victor was dethroned by his sister [[Katherine Steiner-Davion]] he made his home with her until he joined [[ComStar]]. | ||
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===The Dragon's Diplomat=== | ===The Dragon's Diplomat=== | ||
{{sectionstub}} | {{sectionstub}} | ||
| − | In [[3058]], she was sent by her father to arrange a contract with the [[Northwind Highlanders]] against [[Clan Smoke Jaguar]].<ref>''Impetus of War''</ref> | + | In [[3058]], she was sent by her father to arrange a contract with the [[Northwind Highlanders]] against [[Clan Smoke Jaguar]].<ref>''[[Impetus of War]]''</ref> |
| − | Following the private marriage between Omi's brother Hohiro and [[Fiona Kurita|Fiona]], Fiona and Omi evidently became firm friends; when the marriage was finally revealed in [[3079]], Fiona would recount how the two of them had supported each other during the war against [[Clan Smoke Jaguar]].<ref name="J:FRp35">''Jihad Final Reckoning'', p. 35 | + | Following the private marriage between Omi's brother Hohiro and [[Fiona Kurita|Fiona]], Fiona and Omi evidently became firm friends; when the marriage was finally revealed in [[3079]], Fiona would recount how the two of them had supported each other during the war against [[Clan Smoke Jaguar]].<ref name="J:FRp35">''Jihad Final Reckoning'', p. 35, "Heirs To The Dragon"</ref> |
| − | ===Death | + | ===Death=== |
| − | She was assassinated | + | She was assassinated during the [[Federated Commonwealth Civil War]] by the [[Dancing Joker|same person]] who murdered [[Melissa Steiner]] and [[Ryan Steiner]], under contract of [[Katherine Steiner-Davion]]. She secretly gave birth to Victor's child before dying in [[3064]]. |
| − | + | ===Children=== | |
| + | Omi was the mother of Sir [[Kitsune Kurita]] of the [[Republic of the Sphere]].<ref>''[[Ghost War]]'', Michael A. Stackpole</ref> | ||
==Personality and Traits== | ==Personality and Traits== | ||
| − | {{quote|''The strength of the [[House Kurita|Dragon]] flows as deeply in her veins as in any warrior's.''|[[Narimasa Asano]], in regards to | + | {{quote|''The strength of the [[House Kurita|Dragon]] flows as deeply in her veins as in any warrior's.''|[[Narimasa Asano]], in regards to [[Omi Kurita]]}} |
==References== | ==References== | ||
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==Bibliography== | ==Bibliography== | ||
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* ''[[Blood Legacy]]'' | * ''[[Blood Legacy]]'' | ||
| − | * ''[[FedCom Civil War (sourcebook) | + | * ''[[FedCom Civil War (sourcebook)]]'' |
* ''[[Field Manual: Draconis Combine]]'' | * ''[[Field Manual: Draconis Combine]]'' | ||
* ''[[Grave Covenant]]'' (novel) | * ''[[Grave Covenant]]'' (novel) | ||
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* ''[[Lost Destiny]]'' | * ''[[Lost Destiny]]'' | ||
* ''[[Natural Selection]]'' | * ''[[Natural Selection]]'' | ||
| − | * ''[[Northwind Highlanders (scenario pack) | + | * ''[[Northwind Highlanders (scenario pack)]]'' |
| − | * ''[[Patriots and Tyrants]]'' | + | * ''[[Patriots and Tyrants]]'' |
| − | * ''[[Prince of Havoc]]'' | + | * ''[[Prince of Havoc]]'' |
* ''[[Shattered Sphere]]'' | * ''[[Shattered Sphere]]'' | ||
| − | * ''[[Storms of Fate]]'' | + | * ''[[Storms of Fate]]'' |
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[[Category:Draconis Combine Characters|Kurita, Omiko]] | [[Category:Draconis Combine Characters|Kurita, Omiko]] | ||