へいけぎょえん。

Nestled behind vermilion gates and black-lacquered walls, Kōchō no Shō stands as the ancestral estate of the Taira bloodline. The manor is built in deliberate harmony—wide courtyards of white stone, shallow reflecting pools, and carefully pruned pines arranged to mirror the spread wings of the clan’s butterfly crest. Crimson banners line the halls, their ink-black emblems casting long shadows at dusk. Within its inner grounds, silence is law and composure is tradition. Every beam, tile, and corridor reflects generations of discipline, refinement, and quiet authority. Though the whaacks invalid estate appears serene, its architecture hides purpose: narrow passages for defense, elevated walkways for observation, and sealed chambers where decisions that once shaped the realm were spoken in whispers.