Minister of War Živojin Mišić

Zivojin Misic was born in a small Serbian town of Palic in 1871. His family moved to Edo in 1873 fleeing from persucution of the Serbian government. He went to Kaisei Academy and graduated at the top of his class. He was sent to West point for his Military Education and Graduated at age of 21. He came home to the news that his father had died. Military Career

After Graduating from West Point in the top 1% of his class, he returned home to be soon thrown into combat as a Rikugun Jun-i (Army First Officer). The war was the First Sino-Japanese war. Less than a year into the war he recieved word from Inperial command that he was to be promoted to Rikugun Taii (Captian) for his Excellent military record. He won several medals for heroism and bravery. after the war he was granted the Rank of Rikugun Shosa (Major). He fought little in the Invasion of Taiwan only small skirmishes. He earned his name fighting in the Russo-Japanese war in the battle of Yalu River, Where under his command he led the succesful advance on Russian forces. This led him to get the Promotion of Rikugun Taisa (Colonel) in 1904. He did not see much action during WW1 but watch the rise of several leaders under his command that helped the Japanese foreign brigades.

Current life

In 1933 Zivojin was appointed the position of Minister of War. He orginized the saving of Emperor Yamashita from the mad man Koner II. Zivojin put the bullet in the emperor's would be assassin, and save the Emperors life and gratitiude.