Taking inspiration from ancient Japan and royal families, The Dynasty is an Empire-themed pack set deep within the principals of Union, Peace and Prosperity. Ruled by the Fujiwara Family, wolves who enter this domain enter for a fresh start in life – whether it's to better themselves in some way or seek redemption for their past lives – and taking part of the rich culture and history that the Dynasty has been built on for centuries.
7/17/26 - The Dynasty has finally taken shelter on Queen's Rest's shores!
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Allies
(Close allies of the pack. Carry an open boarder policy and can be enrolled as academy members.)
Neutral
(Groups of unknown relation to the pack. Are to be approached with caution when necessary.)
Enemies
(Groups who risk the safety of the Dynasty. If found near or on the boarders, they are to be attacked on site)
The Fujiwara Clan are an ancient Imperial family of Japanese-speaking wolves who all trace a common ancestor back to Ryu – the clan’s founding Emperor who’s said to have been the vessel of Ryūjin - god of the sea. The clan was primarily known for their Ecological Intelligence, Storytelling, and general Pacifism. They held great knowledge of the plants and animals that surrounded their homeland and a healthy curiosity for those that weren't.
The clan sought to take great care of the gardens and wisteria that decorated their lands, which was the reason as to why the territory was often surrounded by flourishing plant life and towering trees. They believed the forests of wisteria held the souls of those who have passed on, and regularly tended to them as a way of honoring the dead.
It appears to be a genetically dominant gene in the family to have monochromatic coloring like greys, blacks and whites. Although those within the bloodline can most certainly vary from this.
I. Union; our differences are bound to draw us apart on our worst days, but as a pack against a world driven to tear us apart, we can only find strength as one.
II. Peace; as wolves, our instincts to draw blood before we think are undeniably strong, but true strength is only ever found in self control. We must not give in to needless violence and try to solve our problems with a level head and a light heart.
III. Prosperity; before all else, we must have pride and trust in the lands we call our home and the wolves we call our family. To keep the ways of the dynasty in your heart; whether you call it your home, or if you decide it is not. That is the only way the Dynasty will prosper.

Ranking System
"Monarchy"
Lead figureheads of the dynasty who are in charge of the pack and their wellbeing.
Ten’nō (天皇) - The Emperor of the Dynasty; a title either given by inheritance rights or through marriage with the Empress. Equal in power to their spouse, their word is law.
Kōgō (皇后) - The Empress of the Dynasty; a title either given by inheritance rights or through marriage with the Emperor. Equal in power to their spouse, their word is law.
- Izumi
Daikomon (大顧問) - The Grand Councilor. Second in command within the Dynasty/right hand of the emperor and empress. They aid in helping oversee the pack and are in charge in the absence of the Emperor and Empress.
- Gekirin
"Imperial Family"
Members of the Fujiwara family or those who’ve married into the family. They play a role in representing the family during celebrations or pack gatherings and carry blood rights to the throne if something were to happen to the heir. Members can be married into the family.
Kōkei-sha (1) (後継) - The crowned heir to the throne after the death, disappearance, or retirement of the dynasty’s rulers. 1st in line for the throne. Usually reserved for a son or daughter of the Emperor and Empress, but can be taken by another family member if they fail to produce a child.
Ōji( ∞ ) (王子) - Prince; son of the lead pair
Hime ( ∞ ) (姫) - Princess; daughter of the lead pair
Joō (2) (女王) - King and/or Queen. Honorary title. 2nd in line for the throne
- Aika
Kōshaku (2) (公爵) - Duke/Duchess; Honorary title. 3rd in line for the throne.
Shishaku (2) (子爵) - Viscount/Viscountess; Honorary title. 4th in line for the throne
Hakushaku(2) (伯爵) -" Baron/Baroness; Honorary title. 5th in line for throne.
- Yoshi
Kazōku (和子) - Family members of Leadership.
"Nobility"
Those honored among the dynasty itself for their skill sets and achievements, and have thus achieved the title of nobles among the pack. Can either be from the fujiwara family or a different one
Kizoku ( ∞ ) (貴族) - Lord/Lady; Honorary title.
Suke ( ∞ ) (助) - "Lady-in-Waitng" or "Gentleman-in-Waiting". Wolves that act as direct assistants and guides to the Emperor, Empress, Prince and Princesses. They are tasked mostly with teaching young heirs and guiding them to become royalty one day, along with guiding their assigned leader. Each is assigned one and usually sticks with them for life.
Kannushi (2) (神主) - The Pack's Priests/Priestess. They act as counselors, peacemakers, and spiritual leaders – In charge of keeping peace between members and aiding in pack conflicts. They are also in charge of lifting the spirits of others through difficult times and hosting ceremonies such as weddings, celebrations, ect.
Rekishiya (1) (歴史家) - The family historian. In charge of organizing and keeping record of family members, safeguarding heirlooms, and preserving the family legacy.
- Haruto
Chiryōchō (2) (治療長) - The chief medic/doctor of the pack. Often called on by the imperial family to tend to births or other ailments.
- Masae
Shuryōchō (2) (狩猟長) - Lead hunters. In charge of keeping track of food caches, locating new hunting locations, and keeping leadership up to date on any food shortages.
- Makara
Geisha (芸者) - Entertainers trained in the arts of song, dance poetry, and much more. They often perform during ceremonies and events.
Engeika (園芸家) - Horticulturalists in charge of maintaining the gardens and plant life of the Dynasty
- Πασιθεα
Shokunin (職人) - Artisans within a variety of different fields, such as pelt making, decorating, crafting, ect.
"Military"
The Sword and shield of the pack. The protect the Dynasty from threats and enforce law and order within their ranks.
Shōgun (将軍) - The war general. Leader of the military who trains those below him and prepares them for battle when necessary.
Samurai (武士) - Royal guard of Leadership and the Imperial family. Though in charge of protecting the pack like other warriors, they have proven themselves capable enough in the eyes of leadership to protect the family and thus kept closely towards the bloodline. Each family member is assigned a samurai.
- Sovereign (Assigned to Izumi)
- Osamu (Assigned to --)
Rōnin (浪人) - Voyaging soldiers. Spend the majority of their time scouting outside the pack in search of potential threats.
Ashigaru* (足軽) - Foot soldiers; warriors who make up the bulk of the Dynasty’s military, mostly those who are beginner mercenaries.
"Villagers"
These members are the heart and soul of the pack. Those of adult age have the choice to strive for a specific field to contribute towards the pack in their own way, becoming eligible for promotion in the future.
Ite* (射手) - Hunters
Kankoshi* (看護師) - Medics
Saishū-sha* (採集者) - Herbalists
Shugi-sha* (主義者) - Spiritualists
Ensō-sha* (演奏者) - Entertainers
Seshin (精神) - Trusted subordinates of the pack without
Jōchō (上長) - Elderly subordinates; 9+ years old
Tsubomi (蕾) - "Flower bud" - The pups/children of the pack. 0-11 months old and will be promoted to Seshin at the age of 1 year.
The Academy
For villagers who seek work and wish to hone their skills in a trade, the academy is the place for them. Those working towards a trade are immediately placed in one of the three branches that represent the balance of the spirit: Heart, soul, tooth, and claw. Based on their chosen trade, they are regularly sent out on missions, made to participate in events, and given tasks to further hone their skills within the dynasty. They have the opportunity for rank promotion as they progress. Ranks with a star(*) next to them are members of the academy.
Ha To Tsume
To use one's might and strength in order to protect and provide for their pack. Members of this division work on their Hunter, Warrior, and Scouting skills.
Tamashī
To put one’s care into uplifting the souls which surround them and entertaining the idea of what lies beyond. Members of this division work on their Visionary and Entertainment skills.
Shinzō
To use one’s empathy and passion to care for the wolves and earth around them. Members of this division work on their Medic and Ecologist skills

Laws of The Land
I. “Everyone carries an obligation.”
The dynasty is a community of wolves who rely on one another. Everyone must play their part and put in work during times of need, for that is the only way the dynasty will thrive.
II. “Take pride in your earned status, but do not abuse it.”
No one is to use their rank as a means to belittle and discriminate against those within the dynasty.
III. “Approach with neutrality, unless proven otherwise.”
Strangers appearing at the border are to be approached with respect, yet suspicion.
IV. “Do not draw the blood of thy neighbor.”
Members of the pack are to only draw blood towards the enemy. Murder and violence against a member of the dynasty, no matter their rank, is strictly forbidden.
V. “The word of the crown is final.”
The Emperor and Empress’s word is law. Members are free to express questions or concerns during pack meetings, but blatant disrespect and undermining of authority will be met with punishment.
VI. “Authority exists to serve, not rule.”
While the word of leadership is law, corruption of leadership is just as bad as tyranny, as it puts the citizens of the dynasty in grave danger. Those of higher rankings are expected to follow the law like everyone else.
VII. “Worse than violence”
Rape, Sexual assault, forced marraige, or anything in relation to it is considered just as grave a crime as murder. Those who commit such face grave punishment.
VIII. “Respect the land which you tread on.”
The overharvesting, wastefulness or destruction of resources will not be tolerated, as the land beneath us is sacred and should be treated as such.
IX. “Protect the beginning and end of a life.”
Expecting mothers, children, and the elderly represent the beginning and ending of life; they are the most vulnerable of the clan, and therefore are to be protected and treated with respect and dignity at all costs
X. “Blessing of the crowned.”
To ensure all resources remain in order within the dynasty, those who wish to conceive children are to receive the blessing of the monarchy first.