Mokushu

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Mokushu

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Mokushu (Japanese: フウマ) is an independant country bordering Hoshido. It is ruled by a daimyo, Kotaro, during the events of Fire Emblem Fates.

Prior to the events of the game, the kingdom of Mokushu declared war on the neighboring kingdom of Kohga resulting in the destruction of the later. At the beginning of the war between Nohr and Hoshido, Mokushu originally declared to side with the kingdom of Hoshido.

During the events of Fates, it was revealed by Kotaro himself that this allegeance was a ruse in order to prepare a large scale invasion of Hoshido with the combined troops of Mokushu and Nohr in order to fulfill a agreement with Garon who promised him a huge piece of land to expand Mokushu's territory. This revelation was succeeded by a clash between Corrin's army and Kotaro's forces resulting in the death of the later and the fall of Mokushu.

Notable locations within Mokushu

Mokushu's Forest

The Mokushu's Forest (Japanese: フウマの森) is a location in Mokushu.

In Birthright and Revelation, Corrin and his/her army, en route toward the Bottomless Canyon, pass through the Mokushu Forest, only to find out their people have aligned themselves with Nohr on the promise of expanded territory. As the army deals with the famed ninjas of the area, their leader, Kotaro, die in the battle.

Cave in Mokushu

The Cave in Mokushu (Japanese: フウマの洞窟) is a location in Mokushu.

In Conquest, Corrin and his/her army arrive in Mokushu, an apparent Nohrian ally within Hoshidan territory, and come to the aid of their daimyo, Kotaro; upon Corrin figuring out Kotaro's actual tactics and ambitions, Kotaro turns the Mokushujin against Corrin's army in hopes of furthering his own ambitions but ultimately die during the battle.

Characters from Mokushu

Character	Description	Appears in
Kotaro	The daimyo of Mokushu who has ambitious plans to expand his holdings.	Fates

Etymology and other languages

Names, etymology and in other regions
Language	Name	Definition, etymology and notes
English	Mokushu
Japanese	フウマ
Spanish	Mokushu	As above.
French	Mokushu	As above.
German	Mokushu	As above.
Italian	Mokushu	As above.