The emishi were famed for their skill in horse archery and their unique swords, and had a distinct culture from the korean immigrant yamato that conquered them. I would love to see a mod that has these characteristics, either for rise of the samurai for the fujiwara, or for an overhaul mod.

4 years late but it was a Greek term for savages. The greeks during the Pyrrhic war considered Romans to be barbarians.

by "barbarians" you probably mean the Jomon (Ainu). Barbarians is only a Roman term for Germanic, Celtic and the other peoples who was in the Romans way.

k i found the problem steam needs to be open
and i will look it up

Check out my Nobunaga map, where the temple is in flames.

maybe disconnect your wifi and connect again.

Hey every time I try to upload my map to the workshop on TED it always says cannot access steam cload but steam is open and working fine. Please help!

is this fine for the vanilla game ?

To Correct AeBika There was no shogun from 709-720 b/c apparently Kose No Maro Is Shogun for 1 year and then it's 11 years of no shogun

AeBika, are you sure about that? As the description says, he was the first shogun.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_shoguns

there was no shogun in 709... omg

nice dude maybe a little more detail and it will be perfect

cool!

lazily made

i like dis

If there is a MOD like Ming

I twould be great if someone would make a mod about Asuka period of Japan where we could conquer Emishi and fight against Shilla and Tang China alliance with our Baekje allies...

@Twisted Aero
that is because it is a map not a mod, it dont chainge any of the game settings or anything, just a map that will be in your map celection list on costom battles

Нужно учить английский ;)

Нужен перевод на русский

For some reason your mods aren't showing up on the mod menu or downlaoding 17yoshilazek.
Can you help me with this?

I can't play as the defenders. Whether or not I select attaking side or the defending side, I still start outside the fort.

NEED SOME ICE FOR THAT BURN SAYERSLOT. DAMN U SHOWED HIM

B--D

so interesting bits of info:
since this took place in the 8th century, what most ppl thought of as "samurai" were still in their baby steps form (they didnt become prominent until pretty much the era that Rise of the Samurai takes place, during the Genpei war. u could say they were there a tad bit before that too during the Taira clan's "reign" (not gonna explain y its in quotes, go research or take a class urself). anyways point here is that, since the samurai were still in their baby form, the imperial army probably had very little mobile cavalry (as a coherent unit, rather than a few random generals here and there).

another thing, barbarians werent just localized to Northern Europe, there were "barbarians" round China, pretty much anywhere that a group of ppl were still doin the tribal culture thing and had neighbors who were an "Empire". if u want to argue the etymology of "barbarian" go for it, idc.

The movie Princess Mononoke features an Emishi protagonist and it is strongly suggested he is of Ainu descent, so I guess?

Is the phrase "Barbarians of the North" referring to the Ainu people?