Tokyo Civil War Era

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Tokyo Civil War Era
Manga
Information
Japanese	東京戦國時代 (とうきょうせんごくじだい)
Rōmaji	Tōkyō Sengoku Jidai
Date	2006 - 2008
Cause	After the end of Toman, several gangs around Tokyo decide to take over the power that was left vacant without Tokyo Manji at the top.
Result	Rokuhara Tandai, Brahman, and the Kanto Manji Gang were recognized as the top three gangs who ruled Tokyo with equal power
Manga debut	Chapter 207
Performance
Combatants	All gangs in Tokyo
Guide
← Previous	Kanto Incident
Next →	Battle of Three Deities

Tokyo's Sengoku Period (東京戦國時代 (とうきょうせんごくじだい) , Tōkyō Sengoku Jidai^?, lit. Tokyo's Warring States Era) is a two-year period of unrest within Tokyo following the Tokyo Manji Gang's disbandment.

Summary

After Toman disbanded, many delinquent groups attempted to seize power, but none could truly get a firm hold on power. Eventually, three powerful individuals put a stop to the conflict and each claimed a part of Tokyo as his territory.

Aftermath

Three powerful gangs came into power: Rokuhara Tandai, led by South Terano; Brahman, led by Senju Kawaragi; and Kanto Manji Gang, led by Manjiro Sano. The reign of the three heads came to be known as the Era of Three Deities.

Following the battle of the Three Deities, Rokuhara Tandai, with South Terano dead, was disbanded. Brahman was also left in utter defeat, though their members (excluding Draken), were alive. This would lead to a new era created, one that would be ruled by the Kanto Manji Gang. The notable members of Brahman—Senju Kawaragi, Takeomi Akashi, Wakasa Imaushi, and Seizo Arashi—were absorbed into other gangs, Senju being taken by the second-generation Tokyo Manji Gang, and the latter two being taken by the Kanto Manji Gang.