The investigation of the Tsuchimikado family by Kamiyagawa soon yielded certain results.
There are quite a few files and materials about this family in the Countermeasures Office.
According to the information, descendants of Abe no Seimei from the fifth generation found it difficult to bear offspring.
Later, descendants of Abe no Seimei believed that it could be a curse on Seimei's bloodline causing this issue, so they unified their surname to Tsuchimikado.
After the name change, Abe no Seimei's descendants were indeed able to reproduce normally.
Around the 1960s, Tsuchimikado Taifuku officially established the ruling position of Tsuchimikado Shinto in Japan, with the family still being a prominent clan within the Shinto Religion.
However, good times didn't last long; following the development of modern world history, Western powers forced open Japan's borders with gunboat diplomacy, along with an influx of Western ideologies.
