The Kanjou Commission (Japanese: 勘定奉行 Kanjou-bugyou) (also referred to as Kanjobugyo[1]) is the authority who manages Inazuma's finances, customs, and borders and is one of the three organizations that comprise the Tri-Commission.[2][3] They work with the Inazuma Shogunate under the rule of the Raiden Shogun. It is led by the Hiiragi Clan, who are based in Ritou.[3]
The Kanjou Commission have been said by Atsuko to conduct very difficult assessments to any who wish to leave or enter Inazuma. They have a strong and authoritarian grip over Inazuma's border; Bibo has called the Inazuma border "simply impenetrable" because of the Vision Hunt Decree and the Sakoku Decree. They are also abusive towards the foreigners that reside in Ritou.
Following the events of Omnipresence Over Mortals, like the Tenryou Commission, the Kanjou Commission has lightened up towards foreigners. The Kanjou Commissioner, Hiiragi Shinsuke was arrested due to his role in the Fatui plot in Inazuma, which utilized Crystal Marrow that was collected by the Kanjou Commission. Following his arrest, Hiiragi Chisato, his daughter, became the acting head of the Clan.[Note 1]
Personnel
Leaders
- Hiiragi Chisato — acting/Proxy Clan Head[4]
Civilian Officials
Military
Chiefs
Squad Leaders
Officers
The Ashigaru
Past Personnel
- Hiiragi Shinsuke — Former Kanjou Commissioner (imprisoned)[5][6]
Trivia
- In Japan, the kanjou-bugyou (Japanese: 勘定奉行) were officials of the Tokugawa shogunate in Edo period Japan. Conventional interpretations have construed these Japanese titles as "commissioner" or "overseer" or "governor". They were the chief financial officials of the numerous domains of government in Japan. The office of kanjou-bugyou was created in 1787 to upgrade the status and authority of the pre-1787 finance chief (kanjou-gashira).
- The Kanjou Commission is mentioned in the descriptions of the following Furnishing items:
Other Languages
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | Kanjou Commission | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 勘定奉行 Kāndìng-fèngxíng | Chinese reading of Japanese name |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 勘定奉行 Kāndìng-fèngxíng | |
| Japanese | 勘定奉行 Kanjou-bugyou | Bugyou of Finance |
| Korean | 간조 봉행(勘定奉行) Ganjo Bonghaeng | Kanjou Bugyou |
| Spanish | Comisión Kanjou | Kanjou Commission |
| French | Commission économique | Economic Commission |
| Russian | Комиссии Кандзё Komissii Kandzyo | Kanjou Commission |
| Thai | สำนัก Kanjou Samnak Kanjou | Kanjou Office |
| Vietnamese | Hiệp Hội Kanjou | Kanjou Association |
| German | Kanjou-Verwaltung | Kanjou Administration |
| Indonesian | Kanjou Commission | — |
| Portuguese | Comissão Kanjou | Kanjou Commission |
Change History
Notes
- ↑ During the events of Cypressus Custos Chapter: Act I, Kujou Kamaji and Hiiragi Chisato were both stated to be the Proxy Clan Heads of their respective Commissions in a wedding announcement. While the wedding announcement was questionable, the positions stated were not. Since Kamaji is the acting head of the Kujou Clan as stated in both Cypresses Custos Chapter: Act I and Imperatrix Umbrosa Chapter: Act I, "Proxy Clan Head" likely indicates that Chisato is currently the acting head of the Hiiragi Clan.
References
- ↑ NPC Dialogue: Atsuko
- ↑ Archon Quest, Chapter II, Prologue Act: A Path Through the Storm
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 YouTube:Version 2.0 Special Program
- ↑ Story Quest, Cypressus Custos Chapter, Act I: The Truth Is Also a Lie
- ↑ Story Quest, Cypressus Custos Chapter, Act I: New Shoots from Old Branches
- ↑ Bulletin Board, Ritou Harbor: Kanjou Notice: Commissioner Detainment
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