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When the [[Free Rasalhague Republic]] was formed in March [[3034]], both the [[First Night Stalkers|First]] and Second Night Stalkers were stationed on the world of [[Heiligendreuz]]. ''Tai-sa'' Johiro refused orders to cede garrison duties to the Rasalhagian [[First Kavalleri (Free Rasalhague Republic)|First Kavalleri]] on the grounds that to do so would be to abandon the planet's [[Draconis Combine|Combine]]-loyal citizens to the hostile acts of the newly-created Rasalhague citizenry. The deaths of several combine citizens in violent riots and the destruction of structures with Combine architecture or designs seemed to support Johiro's stance but ''[[Tai-sa]]'' [[Marika Portis]] of the First Night Stalkers insisted that Johiro obey his orders. When two-thirds of the Second Night Stalkers refused to leave Heiligendreuz under threat of violence, the two sister regiments battled until the First was forced to withdraw off-world. While Johiro ultimately arranged for the evacuation of those citizens still loyal to the Combine, he knew the lives of he and his men were forfeit for their disobedience and chose to join with other [[Ronin (Faction)|Ronin]] forces on [[Skandia]] in order to free more citizens from the Republic's misrule.<ref name=BWp106>''Historical: Brush Wars'', p. 106: "Treachery and Treason - Heiligendreuz"</ref> | When the [[Free Rasalhague Republic]] was formed in March [[3034]], both the [[First Night Stalkers|First]] and Second Night Stalkers were stationed on the world of [[Heiligendreuz]]. ''Tai-sa'' Johiro refused orders to cede garrison duties to the Rasalhagian [[First Kavalleri (Free Rasalhague Republic)|First Kavalleri]] on the grounds that to do so would be to abandon the planet's [[Draconis Combine|Combine]]-loyal citizens to the hostile acts of the newly-created Rasalhague citizenry. The deaths of several combine citizens in violent riots and the destruction of structures with Combine architecture or designs seemed to support Johiro's stance but ''[[Tai-sa]]'' [[Marika Portis]] of the First Night Stalkers insisted that Johiro obey his orders. When two-thirds of the Second Night Stalkers refused to leave Heiligendreuz under threat of violence, the two sister regiments battled until the First was forced to withdraw off-world. While Johiro ultimately arranged for the evacuation of those citizens still loyal to the Combine, he knew the lives of he and his men were forfeit for their disobedience and chose to join with other [[Ronin (Faction)|Ronin]] forces on [[Skandia]] in order to free more citizens from the Republic's misrule.<ref name=BWp106>''Historical: Brush Wars'', p. 106: "Treachery and Treason - Heiligendreuz"</ref> | ||
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| + | Having been informed that [[Warlord of Dieron|Warlord]] [[Vasily Cherenkoff]] would be using Skandia as his base of operations, Johiro and the Second Night Stalkers landed on that world in mid-April before offering safe passage to any citizen wanting to leave. When local militiamen attacked the Night Stalkers, Johiro pulled his forces back to the nexus of the pro-Combine populace and began arranging for their evacuation. In mid-May, orders from the then-deceased Warlord Cherenkoff finally arrived to direct Johiro's troops to [[Orestes]] in order to engage in harassing attacks against the [[Lyran Commonwealth]]. Johiro negotiated with Skandia's planetary government for the safe passage of the civilians under his care before taking his unit to raid [[Carse]] and [[Jabuka]] for supplies. By the time the Second Stalkers arrived on Orestes at the end of June, they had learned of Cherenkoff's death and were unsure of what their next move should be.<ref name=BWp107>''Historical: Brush Wars'', p. 107: "The Drakøns Bite - Skandia"</ref> | ||
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| + | Following the close of the [[Ronin War]], Johiro was made to testify as to why he and his unit went rogue, although he was eventually exonerated and reinstated as commander of the Second Night Stalkers in [[3036]].<ref name=BWp106/> | ||
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Tadaki Johiro | |
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| Affiliation | Draconis Combine |
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| Rank | Tai-sa[1] |
Tadaki Johiro was the commanding officer of Johiro's Regiment of the Night Stalkers as of 3025.[1]
Contents
History
Tai-sa Johiro, serving with the Second Night Stalkers, was stationed on Matamoras in 3025.[1]
Ronin War
When the Free Rasalhague Republic was formed in March 3034, both the First and Second Night Stalkers were stationed on the world of Heiligendreuz. Tai-sa Johiro refused orders to cede garrison duties to the Rasalhagian First Kavalleri on the grounds that to do so would be to abandon the planet's Combine-loyal citizens to the hostile acts of the newly-created Rasalhague citizenry. The deaths of several combine citizens in violent riots and the destruction of structures with Combine architecture or designs seemed to support Johiro's stance but Tai-sa Marika Portis of the First Night Stalkers insisted that Johiro obey his orders. When two-thirds of the Second Night Stalkers refused to leave Heiligendreuz under threat of violence, the two sister regiments battled until the First was forced to withdraw off-world. While Johiro ultimately arranged for the evacuation of those citizens still loyal to the Combine, he knew the lives of he and his men were forfeit for their disobedience and chose to join with other Ronin forces on Skandia in order to free more citizens from the Republic's misrule.[2]
Having been informed that Warlord Vasily Cherenkoff would be using Skandia as his base of operations, Johiro and the Second Night Stalkers landed on that world in mid-April before offering safe passage to any citizen wanting to leave. When local militiamen attacked the Night Stalkers, Johiro pulled his forces back to the nexus of the pro-Combine populace and began arranging for their evacuation. In mid-May, orders from the then-deceased Warlord Cherenkoff finally arrived to direct Johiro's troops to Orestes in order to engage in harassing attacks against the Lyran Commonwealth. Johiro negotiated with Skandia's planetary government for the safe passage of the civilians under his care before taking his unit to raid Carse and Jabuka for supplies. By the time the Second Stalkers arrived on Orestes at the end of June, they had learned of Cherenkoff's death and were unsure of what their next move should be.[3]
Following the close of the Ronin War, Johiro was made to testify as to why he and his unit went rogue, although he was eventually exonerated and reinstated as commander of the Second Night Stalkers in 3036.[2]