Akafuto

Akafuto is Minkai's second largest port, sat at the mouth of the Tagiryu River, that serves as a major part of the Tian Xia lumber trade. Akafuto exports a wide variety of raw and finished goods and the city's junks are probably the most commonly seen Minkai ship in foreign ports, particularly in Tianjing.¹ Akafuto's most famous temple is the Ukuashi-Ji, dedicated to the god of prosperity Kofusachi who is said to bless the harvested goods and crafts that flow through Akafuto's markets. Akafuto is also home to the Juhimeiyo School, a monastic institution attended primarily by young nobles looking to work within the imperial court. Akafuto has maintained a remarkable political stability over the centuries, it has been ruled by a member of the Moniwa family for over a millennia.²

References

↑ Tito Leati. (2011). Minkai. Tide of Honor, p. 63. Paizo Publishing, LLC. ISBN 978-1-60125-385-9
↑ Tito Leati. (2011). Minkai. Tide of Honor, p. 64. Paizo Publishing, LLC. ISBN 978-1-60125-385-9

[ToH-p63-1] Tito Leati. (2011). Minkai. Tide of Honor, p. 63. Paizo Publishing, LLC. ISBN 978-1-60125-385-9

[ToH-p64-2] Tito Leati. (2011). Minkai. Tide of Honor, p. 64. Paizo Publishing, LLC. ISBN 978-1-60125-385-9

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