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Line 27: ===Knighthood=== ===Knighthood=== − Kitsune Kurita rose to prominence in [[3093]] when he led a joint [[DCMS]]/[[Republic Armed Forces|RAF]] force against a major Black Dragon base on [[Shimonita]]. For this action which ended four years of Black Dragon raids into the Republic, Kitsune was offered Republic citizenship and a knighthood. His public insistence that his rank would be bestowed on him by "one without whom I would be nothing" would lead to an uproar within elements of both the Draconis Combine and the [[Federated Suns]]. Kitsune was referring to his father, [[Victor Steiner-Davion]], and this revelation of his parentage caused hundreds of Black Dragon members to commit ''seppuku'' out of shame for having supported a 'tainted' heir's claim to the Combine throne. The reaction from anti-Kurita partisans in the [[Draconis March]] was equally virulent (if less lethal), as Kitsune's mother was portrayed as a nefarious seducer of their nation's former First Prince.<ref name=GWchap17>''Ghost War'', Chapter 17 (PDF version)</ref> <ref name=HWOREp18/> + Kitsune Kurita rose to prominence in [[3093]] when he led a joint [[DCMS]]/[[Republic Armed Forces|RAF]] force against a major Black Dragon base on [[Shimonita]]. For this action which ended four years of Black Dragon raids into the Republic, Kitsune was offered Republic citizenship and a knighthood. His public insistence that his rank would be bestowed on him by "one without whom I would be nothing" would lead to an uproar within elements of both the Draconis Combine and the [[Federated Suns]]. Kitsune was referring to his father, [[Victor Steiner-Davion]], and this revelation of his parentage caused hundreds of Black Dragon members to commit seppuku out of shame for having supported a 'tainted' heir's claim to the Combine throne. The reaction from anti-Kurita partisans in the [[Draconis March]] was equally virulent (if less lethal), as Kitsune's mother was portrayed as a nefarious seducer of their nation's former First Prince.<ref name=GWchap17>''Ghost War'', Chapter 17 (PDF version)</ref> <ref name=HWOREp18/> Kitsune served as a Knight of the Republic for the next four decades, during which he married a woman named Sandra and fathered two daughters with her. The day after the [[Hyperpulse Generator|HPG]] [[Blackout]] of 7 August, [[3132]], he briefed his father and other Knights on the sudden crisis which had hit the Inner Sphere.<ref name=CM/> Subsequently Kitsune served as one of the investigators into who had caused the crisis, though with little success.<ref>''Era Digest: Dark Age'', p. 5</ref> In January [[3133]] he was one of the senior Republic officials who met with [[Mason Dunne]] to discuss the upsurge in rearmament across the fragmenting Republic, and tasked Dunne with hunting a lead on anti-Republic criminals on [[Basalt]].<ref name=GWchap17/> <ref>''Ghost War'', Chapter 19 (PDF version)</ref> Kitsune served as a Knight of the Republic for the next four decades, during which he married a woman named Sandra and fathered two daughters with her. The day after the [[Hyperpulse Generator|HPG]] [[Blackout]] of 7 August, [[3132]], he briefed his father and other Knights on the sudden crisis which had hit the Inner Sphere.<ref name=CM/> Subsequently Kitsune served as one of the investigators into who had caused the crisis, though with little success.<ref>''Era Digest: Dark Age'', p. 5</ref> In January [[3133]] he was one of the senior Republic officials who met with [[Mason Dunne]] to discuss the upsurge in rearmament across the fragmenting Republic, and tasked Dunne with hunting a lead on anti-Republic criminals on [[Basalt]].<ref name=GWchap17/> <ref>''Ghost War'', Chapter 19 (PDF version)</ref>
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| − | Kitsune Kurita rose to prominence in [[3093]] when he led a joint [[DCMS]]/[[Republic Armed Forces|RAF]] force against a major Black Dragon base on [[Shimonita]]. For this action which ended four years of Black Dragon raids into the Republic, Kitsune was offered Republic citizenship and a knighthood. His public insistence that his rank would be bestowed on him by "one without whom I would be nothing" would lead to an uproar within elements of both the Draconis Combine and the [[Federated Suns]]. Kitsune was referring to his father, [[Victor Steiner-Davion]], and this revelation of his parentage caused hundreds of Black Dragon members to commit | + | Kitsune Kurita rose to prominence in [[3093]] when he led a joint [[DCMS]]/[[Republic Armed Forces|RAF]] force against a major Black Dragon base on [[Shimonita]]. For this action which ended four years of Black Dragon raids into the Republic, Kitsune was offered Republic citizenship and a knighthood. His public insistence that his rank would be bestowed on him by "one without whom I would be nothing" would lead to an uproar within elements of both the Draconis Combine and the [[Federated Suns]]. Kitsune was referring to his father, [[Victor Steiner-Davion]], and this revelation of his parentage caused hundreds of Black Dragon members to commit seppuku out of shame for having supported a 'tainted' heir's claim to the Combine throne. The reaction from anti-Kurita partisans in the [[Draconis March]] was equally virulent (if less lethal), as Kitsune's mother was portrayed as a nefarious seducer of their nation's former First Prince.<ref name=GWchap17>''Ghost War'', Chapter 17 (PDF version)</ref> <ref name=HWOREp18/> |
Kitsune served as a Knight of the Republic for the next four decades, during which he married a woman named Sandra and fathered two daughters with her. The day after the [[Hyperpulse Generator|HPG]] [[Blackout]] of 7 August, [[3132]], he briefed his father and other Knights on the sudden crisis which had hit the Inner Sphere.<ref name=CM/> Subsequently Kitsune served as one of the investigators into who had caused the crisis, though with little success.<ref>''Era Digest: Dark Age'', p. 5</ref> In January [[3133]] he was one of the senior Republic officials who met with [[Mason Dunne]] to discuss the upsurge in rearmament across the fragmenting Republic, and tasked Dunne with hunting a lead on anti-Republic criminals on [[Basalt]].<ref name=GWchap17/> <ref>''Ghost War'', Chapter 19 (PDF version)</ref> | Kitsune served as a Knight of the Republic for the next four decades, during which he married a woman named Sandra and fathered two daughters with her. The day after the [[Hyperpulse Generator|HPG]] [[Blackout]] of 7 August, [[3132]], he briefed his father and other Knights on the sudden crisis which had hit the Inner Sphere.<ref name=CM/> Subsequently Kitsune served as one of the investigators into who had caused the crisis, though with little success.<ref>''Era Digest: Dark Age'', p. 5</ref> In January [[3133]] he was one of the senior Republic officials who met with [[Mason Dunne]] to discuss the upsurge in rearmament across the fragmenting Republic, and tasked Dunne with hunting a lead on anti-Republic criminals on [[Basalt]].<ref name=GWchap17/> <ref>''Ghost War'', Chapter 19 (PDF version)</ref> | ||