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| − | '''Shih Chou''' (b. ??? - d. ????) was a ''[[tai-sa]]'' in the [[Draconis Combine Mustered Soldiery]] and the executive officer of the [[1st Genyosha]] during the [[Luthien campaign (Jihad)|Luthien campaign]] of the Jihad.<ref name=JTPL6-7>''Jihad Turning Points: Luthien'', pp. 6-7, "Combatants"</ref> | + | '''Shih Chou''' (b. ??? - d. ????) was a ''[[tai-sa]]'' in the [[Draconis Combine Mustered Soldiery]] and the executive officer of the [[1st Genyosha]] during the [[Luthien campaign (Jihad)|Luthien campaign]] of the [[Jihad]].<ref name=JTPL6-7>''Jihad Turning Points: Luthien'', pp. 6-7, "Combatants"</ref> |
==History== | ==History== | ||
===Luthien Campaign=== | ===Luthien Campaign=== | ||
| − | Shih Chou commanded the 1st Genyosha in the absence of its commanding officer, [[Hohiro Kurita II|Hohiro Kurita]], who was on [[Tharkad]] at the start of the | + | Shih Chou commanded the 1st Genyosha in the absence of its commanding officer, [[Hohiro Kurita II|Hohiro Kurita]], who was on [[Tharkad]] at the start of the Jihad conflict.<ref name=JTPL6-7/> After the first few days of conflict the [[Otomo]] and [[Izanagi Warriors]] had lost most of their leadership and placed themselves under ''Tai-sa'' Chou's command.<ref>''Field Report: DCMS'', p. 12</ref> |
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Shih Chou (b. ??? - d. ????) was a tai-sa in the Draconis Combine Mustered Soldiery and the executive officer of the 1st Genyosha during the Luthien campaign of the Jihad.[1]
History
Luthien Campaign
Shih Chou commanded the 1st Genyosha in the absence of its commanding officer, Hohiro Kurita, who was on Tharkad at the start of the Jihad conflict.[1] After the first few days of conflict the Otomo and Izanagi Warriors had lost most of their leadership and placed themselves under Tai-sa Chou's command.[2]
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