Kaka
佳花
Although Chuutatsu was despised for his cruelty, Gekkei, the governor of Hou's Kei Province, recognized that Chuutatsu's downfall stemmed from the king's inability to see that his harsh laws were harming his people rather than helping them become upstanding citizens, as he had hoped. However, Gekkei's view of Kaka is considerably harsher. He knew that while she appeared pious and humble before her husband, in accordance with his expectations of how an ideal citizen should act, she was actually an extremely extravagant and decadent woman. Though she was aware that her husband's laws were too harsh, she did not reprimand him but instead exploited his laws to further her own selfish whims. She ensured her daughter lived in complete comfort and used her power to secretly eliminate anyone she perceived as a rival to herself or her daughter. As a result, she pressed false charges and ordered the execution of many innocent people.
Spoiler
When the king is beheaded, Gekkei finds Kaka in seclusion with Shoukei and Hourin. He personally beheads Kaka for failing to take responsibility for allowing Chuutatsu to inflict great pain upon the citizens of Hou and for taking advantage of her power for her own selfish gain.
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Kaka
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Juuni Kokuki
The Twelve Kingdoms
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Rumi OchiaiVoices: Japanese
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