Oda

Oda is a Japanese guild based in Kyoto.

It has been a prominent Guild in Japan throughout the history of Japan, and was politically involved during the time of Oda Nobunaga.

History
Oda is a guild with a long history, dating all the way back to the Nara and Heian periods of Japan. Ever since its formation, Oda has been a prominent guild in Japan, assisting in its political movements, especially when Oda Nobunaga was daimyo. After the Edo period, the guild stepped down from the political stage, instead shifting their priorities to that of a Sanctioned Guild. However, they remain true to their tradition, and has had little change in their methods over the years.

Members
The most prominent of said methods is to hereditary inheritance that the Guildmaster of Oda will always be from the main family of Oda.

The current leader of Oda is the 30th Guild Master, Oda Masanori, and in his lineage are his two sons and daughter: the eldest son Daichi; the younger son Kenichi; and the youngest daughter, Asami. They have nearly a thousand members in their ranks, though a majority of them are considered trainees and apprentices, and only a handful of that thousand are considered the main members. The main members of Oda each wield a Regalia associated with a certain God or Youkai.

This is a list of notable members in the guild: