The Clan Management panel offers us a view of our progress. Here we can check on our victory conditions, assess our
reputation and relationships with other clans and manage our family and council.
The Family and Council Panel allows us to assign positions of responsibility to family members, handing them commissions to help our war effort
and civic development. When sons come of age, they automatically become Generals. Daughters meanwhile, can be married off, helping to extend
our bloodline. Their hand in marriage can also be offered to help improve diplomatic relations.
We can also switch our clan's allegiance on this panel. At the beginning of the campaign, our clan is allied to either the
Emperor or the Shogun, but this can be changed once during a Daimyo's lifetime. This decision can't be taken lightly. Switching allegiance
can disrupt public order and damage our Daimyo's reputation.
Our clan's fame level increses as we win battles and conquer provinces. As we become stronger and more renowned, we'll be given a
title to represent our new status. We need to monitor our reputation carefully. Once our clan is perceived to be too powerful,
we'll be forced to declare our intentions. At this stage we must either swear our allegiance to the Emperor or Shogun, or look to
unify Japan under our own rule.