木叶
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Original Name:木叶Gender:NeutralScope:Novel-specificStatus:ActiveSource:AIOccurrences:281Chapters:74
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Name Konoha (木叶)
Type Ninja village; later the capital of the Holy Father Redeemer Empire 13
Affiliation Land of Fire; later the Holy Father Redeemer Empire 7 13
Status Its original ninja-village order is abolished under Uchiha Brahman; later parallel-world accounts depict separate conquests and collapses of Konoha. 34 124 144 190
First Appearance Chapter 1

History

Land of Fire ninja village

Konoha was originally the ninja village of the Land of Fire. In Konoha Year 52, Sarutobi Hiruzen had resumed the position of Hokage after the Nine-Tails Rebellion and the Fourth Hokage's death. 2

Uchiha Brahman lived within the Uchiha compound as an apparently insignificant civilian. Public records described him as a chakra-deficient Uchiha orphan and hereditary fishmonger, not a ninja or notable combatant. 2 6 47

Brahman's seizure of power

The Land of Fire's Daimyo arrived in Konoha to demand Hiruzen's replacement. Brahman revealed his Mangekyo Sharingan, while the Daimyo and Shimura Danzō publicly supported his claim to the Hokage position. 5 6

Brahman and his shadow clones killed Konoha officials, fought Hiruzen in the Hokage office, and broke Enma's transformed Adamantine Staff with his golden chainsword. Root operatives and the Daimyo prevented other ninja from intervening by declaring Hiruzen a traitor. 6

Itachi Uchiha helped the injured Hiruzen escape. Brahman then declared himself Konoha's new Hokage and used violence to silence open opposition. 7 8

Imperial capital

Under Brahman's rule, Konoha's residents and ninja were injected with the Sacred Blessing Serum; by the beginning of the Iwagakure campaign, every Konoha ninja had received it. 10 14

The village's old symbols were replaced: the Hokage Rock was remade into a statue of Brahman, and the former Hokage office was demolished for a luxurious palace. 11 49

After the nations' dissolution, Brahman made Konoha the capital of the Holy Father Redeemer Empire. Konoha's converted ninja formed the initial force used to invade Iwagakure and expand the Empire across the ninja world. 13 15 17

Following the fall of Kirigakure, Brahman declared the era of the ninja villages over. 34

Later parallel-world conflicts

After Naruto Uzumaki transmigrated from the Empire into another version of the ninja world, he attacked Konoha, severely injuring Hiruzen while his shadow clones stole genetic material from local ninja clans. 112 113

Naruto later returned with mass-produced Imperial forces bearing Konoha clan bloodlines and secret techniques. The force exploited the Hyuga Caged Bird control method, defeated Konoha's defenders, and conquered the village. 120 121 124

Hiruzen was executed on the Hokage Rock after Konoha's fall. 126 127

In a separate parallel-world account, Sasuke Uchiha converted the Uchiha clan to his faith, began a rebellion against Konoha, and ultimately killed Hiruzen with the aid of brainwashed Anbu. 140 142 143 144

A later account depicts Hyuga Neji attacking Konoha with a modified Caged Bird and Tenseigan power, killing both Hiruzen and Danzō before overwhelming Konoha's ninja. 189 190

Governance and society

Period Political condition
Before Brahman's coup A Land of Fire ninja village led by the Hokage; the Daimyo was Konoha's nominal superior but generally lacked the strength to directly dictate the village's leadership. 6 11
Brahman's Hokage rule Brahman used the Daimyo's accusation against Hiruzen to establish legal and military control over Konoha. Resistance was treated as treason. 7 8
Imperial period Konoha became the Empire's capital, while its former ninja institutions were absorbed into Brahman's system of citizens, serum conversion, and chakra-based social classes. 13 63 66
Naruto's parallel-world conquest The village was defeated by Naruto's Empire forces, whose numbers of Kekkei Genkai users exceeded those of Konoha's original clans. 120 121 124

Landmarks

  • Hokage Rock — Its original carved faces were removed and replaced with a statue of Uchiha Brahman after his takeover. 11 49
  • Hokage Office — The former office building was demolished and replaced with Brahman's palace. 49
  • Hokage Rock execution site — In Naruto's parallel-world conquest, Hiruzen Sarutobi was beheaded there before Konoha's population. 126 127

Relationships

  • Land of Fire — Konoha's original country; its Daimyo's support was used to legitimize Brahman's coup. 6 7
  • Uchiha Brahman — Seized the Hokage position, transformed Konoha into the Empire's capital, and replaced its civic symbols with his own. 7 11 13
  • Sarutobi Hiruzen — Konoha's former Hokage, framed as a traitor and driven from the village by Brahman. 6 7
  • Uchiha Clan — Brahman came from the clan and later removed Fugaku Uchiha as its head. 9
  • Iwagakure — Konoha's first major target during Brahman's imperial expansion. 14 15 17
  • Holy Father Redeemer Empire — The state that absorbed Konoha and made it its capital. 13