| rdfs:comment | - Originally a group of relatively new chakra users that date back to the time of the Sage of Six Paths, the Kokudo had lived freely within their own lands until chakra had been made into a weapon by others. Those who weaponized chakra preyed on those who hadn't done so, those such as the Kokudo Clan. They were mercilessly attacked and any who survived were rounded up and used to serve those who attacked them. Many were shipped around the world for labor, eventually diminishing the number of members of the clan. A large number of members, however, had been moved to an uncharted land and used to build colonies. During the construction, a few of the Kokudo had found the secrets of using chakra and performing ninjutsu in the scrolls that they were tasked with storing. These few members then tau
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| abstract | - Originally a group of relatively new chakra users that date back to the time of the Sage of Six Paths, the Kokudo had lived freely within their own lands until chakra had been made into a weapon by others. Those who weaponized chakra preyed on those who hadn't done so, those such as the Kokudo Clan. They were mercilessly attacked and any who survived were rounded up and used to serve those who attacked them. Many were shipped around the world for labor, eventually diminishing the number of members of the clan. A large number of members, however, had been moved to an uncharted land and used to build colonies. During the construction, a few of the Kokudo had found the secrets of using chakra and performing ninjutsu in the scrolls that they were tasked with storing. These few members then taught the rest of the clan and soon an uprising occurred, the superior number of persons being a boon for the Kokudo. Having killed/driven out their enslavers, the Kokudo proceeded to establish their own independence as a people and thus named their land, the Land of Freedom after their self-liberation of bondage.
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