Uchiha

Biodata

Feature	Details
Name	Uchiha (宇智波)
Alias(es)	Uchiha Clan; Uchiha family 1 422
Organization Type	Hereditary shinobi clan with the Sharingan kekkei genkai 1
Affiliation	Formerly Konohagakure; founding and ruling clan of Hidden Xuan Village 84 89
Leader	Uchiha Gentō, selected after defeating acting clan head Uchiha Fugaku 27
Location	Originally based in Konoha; relocated beside Blue Tide Port in the Land of Hot Water 89
Occupation/Role	Former operators of Konoha’s Military Police Force; later an independent village-building, military, and mission-taking organization 12 89 126
Emblem	Fan crest, also adopted for Hidden Xuan Village’s forehead protectors 25 89
Status	Active; confirmed at S-Rank family prosperity, with an SS-Rank advancement quest issued 422
First Appearance	Chapter 1, during Gentō and Inabi’s spar at the Konoha Police Force training grounds 1

Power Progression

The Family System evaluates the clan through population, renown, total combat strength, and the strength of its most powerful members. Higher prosperity improves Gentō’s chances of drawing rare rewards 1.

Stage / Realm / Level	Chapter	Notes
C-Rank prosperity	1	Initial rating: “sparse population.” The system automatically links Gentō to the Uchiha.
Clan-management panel unlocked	27 28	Gentō’s appointment as clan head unlocks the family panel and access to clan-building features. Prosperity remains C-Rank.
B-Rank prosperity	38	Sasuke’s birth raises the clan to B-Rank, unlocking the Awakening Chamber and Mission Hall.
A-Rank prosperity	66	Achieved after five years of population growth. The clan reaches 4,521 members, including 2,305 ninja, and unlocks the Ninja Academy and Training Ground.
S-Rank prosperity	176 177	Reached around Mirai’s birth. Gentō considers both the clan’s established Kage-level fighters and its unusually gifted younger generation important to the assessment. New clan-building options follow.

• SS-Rank remains a goal, not a confirmed achievement. The “SS Rank Family” quest requires further growth in family size, reputation, overall combat strength, and its strongest members’ power; its reward is three draw chances 422.

Background / History

Early clan history and Konoha

Naka Shrine served as the Uchiha’s spiritual center before they joined Konoha. When Madara Uchiha and Hashirama Senju founded the village together, the shrine was relocated there. It remained the site of clan meetings, ancestral observances, and leadership decisions 25.

According to Grand Elder Zong Yan, Izuna died from wounds inflicted by Tobirama in Konoha Year One. In Year Two, Madara urged the Uchiha to leave Konoha, but the clan refused because its members had grown accustomed to peaceful village life. Madara departed with the remains of both Izuna and his father, Tajima 371.

The clan’s history also includes the exploitation of its own gifted members. Uchiha Hikari, an ancient Mangekyō user, was treated as a weapon by her clan and sealed during the Warring States Period 413.

Third Shinobi World War

At the beginning of the story, the clan head is away at war, leaving Zong Yan responsible for the Uchiha remaining in Konoha. Danzō pressures him to supply additional troops despite the clan’s existing commitments 1.

The unnamed clan head is killed fighting Kumogakure, having designated Fugaku as acting head. Gentō sees the succession vacancy as an opportunity to redirect the clan’s future rather than allow the catastrophe he remembers from his former life 2 3.

Gentō later secures command of the campaign against Sunagakure, deploying 300 Uchiha Military Police alongside volunteers from other clans. His force detonates 100,000 concealed Explosive Tags and follows up against scattered survivors and an approximately 100-man advance party. The main battle’s preliminary combined Konoha losses are eight dead and 47 wounded, but all 300 Uchiha participants return alive 12 14 16 25.

The victory gives Gentō both prestige and financial leverage. Participating Uchiha receive four or five million ryō each, while Gentō retains 5.5 billion ryō for the clan after negotiating the village’s share of spoils and reparations 23 25.

Gentō’s succession and reforms

The Three Elders divide over whether military achievement or administrative experience should determine the next clan head. Chie makes her deciding vote conditional on a nonlethal duel between Gentō and Fugaku. Gentō defeats Fugaku by trapping him in Yomi Space, receives Chie’s vote, and is formally appointed clan head 26 27.

Gentō retains Fugaku as Military Police commander, creates a twenty-member intelligence unit under Shisui, and prioritizes population growth. He also funds new construction and institutions intended to improve cohesion, Sharingan awakenings, education, and training 28 33 66.

Nine-Tails aftermath and estrangement

Before the Nine-Tails attack, Gentō relocates most of the clan to a nearby town; Fugaku’s police officers and the clan’s Anbu remain in Konoha. When more than three thousand Uchiha return after the disaster, villagers treat their survival as evidence of guilt and accuse them of controlling the beast. The crowd dismisses police deaths as fabricated despite Inabi’s protests that officers died protecting people 43 50.

The confrontation strengthens the clan’s radical faction. Inabi and other prominent fighters openly demand a coup, while Gentō prevents the public dispute from turning violent. The Uchiha subsequently leave the police force and develop their own mission-taking and educational institutions 50 53 54 72.

Their growing independence alarms Konoha’s leadership. Danzō proposes arresting Gentō and ultimately eliminating the clan; Hiruzen authorizes action while warning against provoking open rebellion 74.

Withdrawal and Hidden Xuan Village

The break becomes irreversible when Root attacks the compound to seize Kushina. Gentō defeats Danzō and forces him to reveal nine stolen Sharingan embedded in his arm. Danzō admits that Root murdered Uchiha on missions and falsified the reports; his compelled testimony also implicates Hiruzen in a plan to eliminate Gentō and the clan. Gentō kills Danzō with Susanoo 80 82.

After rejecting mediation by Konoha’s clan heads, Gentō formally declares the Uchiha’s withdrawal. Kushina and Naruto leave with them 84.

Using a Family Relocation Card, Gentō transports the compound’s land, buildings, and residents intact to the Land of Hot Water. The clan chooses the name Hidden Xuan Village, honoring Gentō, and adopts the fan crest for its forehead protectors 89.

Rise as an independent power

Kumogakure sends one thousand ninja to intimidate the new village. Gentō, Fugaku, Shisui, and Itachi field four Susanoo, defeating the invasion and capturing Yugito, Darui, and more than three hundred prisoners. Subsequent negotiations extract 20 billion ryō from Kumogakure 108 110 115 120.

The victory greatly increases demand for Uchiha missions. Clients queue before dawn, and Gentō raises fees because the clan lacks enough ninja to handle the workload. By the time the Land of Hot Water is recognized as a sixth great nation, even the established major powers must accommodate the Uchiha’s influence 126 165.

Hidden Xuan later absorbs Kumogakure, recruits Orochimaru and his followers, and gains access to the White Zetsu army. Its expanding forces and allies make resistance increasingly difficult for rival villages 240 241 259 286.

The clan’s prosperity eventually earns Madara’s approval. Touring Hidden Xuan, he sees Uchiha participating throughout a thriving city rather than remaining confined to a segregated compound, with plentiful missions, training resources, and an extensive technique library 225 226.

Gentō’s later priorities include defeating the Akatsuki, preparing for the Ōtsutsuki, and developing successors capable of administering his growing state. He also deliberately allows rogue researchers to continue their search for Hikari so that they can undo her seal 220 398 417 437.

Organization and Leadership

Governance

Position / Institution	Responsibilities
Clan Head	Gentō directs appointments, funding, military deployments, and the clan’s relationship with other political powers 28 84 99.
Three Elders	Decide the clan-head appointment. During Gentō’s succession, Zong Yan supports proven leadership, Shingen favors experience, and Chie uses a combat contest to resolve the split 22 26 27.
Grand Elder Zong Yan	Administers clan affairs during the previous head’s wartime absence; later serves at the Ninja Academy 1 371.
Elder Shingen	Oversees clan finances, verifying transactions and property holdings 26.
Elder Chie	Conducts religious and ancestral ceremonies as well as participating in leadership selection 26 33.
Military Police command	Remains under Fugaku after Gentō’s accession; the clan later withdraws from police service 28 53.
Intelligence unit	Founded with twenty members under Shisui and reports directly to Gentō 28.
Uchiha Anbu	Conduct reconnaissance, defend clan territory, retrieve sensitive remains, undertake rescue operations, and support military campaigns 80 99 110 115 150.

Population

Recorded Point	Total Members	Ninja	Context
Gentō’s initial clan panel	2,837	1,087	C-Rank prosperity 28
Return after the Nine-Tails attack	More than 3,000	Not specified	Returning procession; police casualties are discussed separately 50
A-Rank prosperity	4,521	2,305	Konoha Year 56, following five years of population growth 66

Notable Members

• Uchiha Gentō — Clan head and architect of its independence. His power later advances through the Rinnegan, Ōtsutsuki transformation, and shinjutsu 27 150 263 289.
• Uchiha Fugaku — Former acting clan head and police commander; a Mangekyō and Susanoo user who accepts Gentō’s victory and continues serving under him 27 28 110.
• Uchiha Shisui — Intelligence chief and close aide. Awakens Kotoamatsukami during the clan’s post–Nine-Tails confrontation with villagers 28 50.
• Uchiha Itachi — Prodigy, Anbu mission leader, and instructor of younger Uchiha. His Mangekyō arsenal includes Tsukuyomi, Amaterasu, and Susanoo 93 99 104 227.
• Uchiha Inabi and Uchiha Tekka — Prominent fighters and enthusiastic Gentō supporters; Inabi becomes an outspoken advocate of rebellion after the villagers reject the clan’s sacrifices 33 50.
• Uchiha Sasuke — His birth triggers B-Rank prosperity. He later receives a Six-Tomoe Rinnegan and Mangekyō through the Sage of Six Paths’ intervention 38 422.
• Uchiha Hanyu — Gentō and Kushina’s gifted son; awakens the Rinnegan at eleven and develops a weapon-delivered Time Stop technique 264 344.
• Uchiha Yutianxia — Possesses the Born Emperor trait, with exceptional aptitude for leadership, administration, and political intrigue 220.
• Uchiha Sanhua — Associated with ninja cats and intelligence gathering; later included among the family’s Rinnegan users 173 310.
• Uchiha Xihe — Gentō and Tsunade’s son, combining Uchiha and Senju bloodlines. Has the Born Sage trait and demonstrates rudimentary Wood Release at four 216 226.
• Uchiha Yunyou and Uchiha Mirai — Receive system Awakening Cards that directly grant Mangekyō Sharingan, with eight-trigram and five-pointed-star patterns respectively 313.
• Uchiha Madara — Historical leader and Konoha co-founder; after his revival, supports the clan’s rise and seeks to train a gifted young Uchiha 25 226 227 286.
• Uchiha Obito — Initially threatens the clan through his masked identity and Kamui; later joins Gentō’s forces as a covert operative 79 95 434.
• Uchiha Hikari — Ancient Mangekyō user exploited as a clan weapon; Gentō seeks her release as a potential addition to the family 413 434 437.

Abilities & Skills

Sharingan

• Perception and copying: Enhances movement tracking, reflexes, technique copying, and learning capacity 33 89 313.
• Ocular genjutsu: Allows mental interference through eye contact without the environmental aids ordinary genjutsu commonly requires 8.
• Combat enhancement: One-tomoe awakenings are treated as producing chunin-level fighters; a Three-Tomoe Sharingan can raise a chunin’s effective strength to that of a jonin 1 33.
• Awakening conditions: Strong emotional stimulation can trigger awakening or further development. Xihe awakens directly to two tomoe after Mukade’s attack 310.
• Limits: Not every Uchiha awakens the Sharingan, and even three tomoe cannot reliably follow a sufficiently fast expert such as Sakumo Hatake 310 386.

Mangekyō Sharingan and Susanoo

• Rare evolution: Normally requires exceptional mental stimulation, such as the death of a close relative. Fugaku’s awakening follows witnessing the previous clan head’s death 27 310.
• Individual techniques: Documented powers include Gentō’s Yomi-no-Mikoto and Tokitsumori, Fugaku’s five-second foresight, Shisui’s Kotoamatsukami, and Itachi’s Tsukuyomi and Amaterasu 25 27 50 104.
• Susanoo deployment: Gentō, Fugaku, Shisui, and Itachi simultaneously field yellow, purple, green, and red Susanoo against Kumogakure 110.
• Cost: Repeated use drains the Yin Release chakra within the eyes, with Mangekyō techniques accelerating depletion toward blindness 42.
• Artificial awakening: System cards allow Yunyou and Mirai to obtain the Mangekyō without undergoing the usual traumatic trigger 310 313.

Ocular Restoration and Inheritance

• Yin Release restoration: Using Orochimaru’s research, Gentō learns to replenish ocular chakra and repair damage from Mangekyō use. He later applies this method to Itachi 43 240.
• Functional versus true Eternal Mangekyō: Gentō’s restoration method gives him comparable freedom from deterioration, but does not produce a transplantable Eternal Mangekyō. The true form requires merging a close blood relative’s Mangekyō through transplantation 379.
• Inherited awakening: The secret Awakening Chamber passes a deceased father’s Sharingan to his son, who first awakens one tomoe and then develops a second through grief and a vow of revenge 66.

Fire Release and Expanded Technique Resources

• Traditional specialty: Fire is the most common Uchiha chakra nature, followed by lightning; wind and water affinities are less common 100.
• Technique collection: The clan accumulates Fireball, Kirin, Chidori, Lightning Cutter, and other high-quality ninjutsu 177.
• Broader access: Gentō’s system rewards add Nara shadow techniques, Yamanaka mental techniques, Akimichi techniques, and original creations such as the Flicker Release series 66 74 177.
• Yin Release limitation: All members possess the Sharingan’s inherited Yin chakra, but only a small minority can skillfully wield Yin Release in combat 10 100.

Higher Bloodline Powers

• Rinnegan: Gentō and several descendants gain powers beyond the Mangekyō. Hanyu evolves directly from Three-Tomoe Sharingan to the Rinnegan 150 264 310.
• Mixed inheritance: Gentō’s children combine Uchiha ancestry with bloodlines such as Uzumaki and Senju, alongside system-granted traits 106 216.
• Ōtsutsuki and shinjutsu: Gentō becomes an Ōtsutsuki and masters Kāma; later children Baiye and Baichen are recorded with Ōtsutsuki bloodlines and the innate Twin Pact shinjutsu 263 416.
• Not clan-wide abilities: These higher powers belong to particular individuals rather than every Uchiha member 264 310 416.

Facilities and Resources

Facility / Resource	Function and Documented Features
Naka Shrine	Traditional meeting and ritual site containing a Sage of Six Paths statue and a stone tablet said to require the Sharingan to decipher 25.
Family Shrine / Ancestral Hall	Houses genealogical records, portraits, and more than three hundred spirit tablets. Worship grants a permanent 10% increase in Sharingan-awakening chance once per person; its inaugural ceremony produces 53 awakenings 28 33.
Indulgence Apartments	System-unlocked housing intended to encourage relationships and childbirth; a five-story apartment building is completed early in Gentō’s rule 28 33.
Desire Hot Spring	Another system facility intended to support relationships and population growth 28.
Awakening Chamber	Secret facility for passing on Sharingan power from deceased members 38 66.
Mission Hall	Accepts commissions independently. Contains mission counters, review and intelligence rooms, supply offices, and leadership meeting spaces 54 74.
Ninja Academy	Improves learning and the likelihood of students becoming ninja. Enrolls Naruto alongside young Uchiha, including Sasuke 66 72.
Training Ground	Increases training efficiency and supports regular weapons practice, taijutsu, ninjutsu study, and supervised sparring 66 227.
Library Pavilion	Holds extensive ninjutsu and research collections, including material from other villages 225 226.
Soldier Pills	Uchiha-made pills restore chakra and taste better than those familiar to other clans. Their formula is kept secret 16.
Forging resources	Gentō negotiates for the Kajiya clan’s tool-making service and later obtains 100 kilograms of high-purity chakra metal 99 106.
God Tree	Obtained as an SSS-Rank seed after the village’s founding. Its fruit offers extraordinary power, but growth drains nearby life energy 89 263.

Culture and Traditions

• Ancestor worship: Elders light lamps and offer incense on the first and fifteenth days of each lunar month at the Family Shrine 28.
• Leadership rites: Chie invokes deities, the Sage of Six Paths, and the clan’s ancestors before succession deliberations, framing leadership as safeguarding the fan crest and family legacy 26.
• Protection of the dead: Uchiha remains are traditionally taken to the shrine and guarded against grave robbers seeking the Sharingan. Izuna’s exact burial location was deliberately omitted from records 371.
• Merit and experience: Gentō’s succession exposes a genuine division between supporters of battlefield results and those prioritizing seniority and administrative service 22 26.
• Material legitimacy: Gentō’s popularity rises because he returns clansmen alive and delivers substantial wealth to their households 25.
• Pride and political limitations: Gentō criticizes the old clan leadership’s narrow focus on Konoha and police work, which he believes prevented it from recognizing strategic opportunities 11.

External Relationships

• Konohagakure — Former home and employer. Suspicion, surveillance, police-related hostility, and Root’s murders culminate in the Uchiha’s withdrawal; later cooperation becomes possible under Tsunade 50 82 84 144.
• Danzō and Root — Principal early enemies. Root steals Sharingan through covert murders and eventually attacks the compound; Gentō executes Danzō after exposing his crimes 33 80 82.
• Hiruzen Sarutobi — Initially approves Gentō’s wartime command, but later authorizes action against him and welcomes the prospect of Hidden Xuan’s destruction. After revival, he continues expressing openly hostile views of the Uchiha 12 74 108 318.
• Tsunade — Reopens diplomatic possibilities as Fifth Hokage, recognizes Hidden Xuan’s military value, and later becomes Gentō’s wife, linking the Uchiha and Senju families 144 166 373.
• Ino–Shika–Chō, Hyuga, Inuzuka, and Aburame clans — Provide wartime volunteers. Their leaders later criticize Konoha for driving the Uchiha away and seek cooperation with Gentō 12 119 166.
• Kumogakure — First attempts to crush Hidden Xuan, suffers defeat and a costly ransom, and is eventually absorbed into the Uchiha-led village 108 115 120 286.
• Kirigakure — Receives Uchiha assistance during the revolution against Yagura and Obito. Gentō also presents his arrangement with Mei as a means of strengthening cooperation between their villages 129 132.
• Kajiya Clan — Offers inherited forging expertise in exchange for protection and relocation. Gentō assigns Itachi to lead the rescue operation 99.
• Orochimaru — Supplies crucial Sharingan research and later joins Hidden Xuan with his followers, expanding its scientific and military resources 42 43 241.
• Chinoike Clan — Historical enemies. Homura recounts former employment and intermarriage ties before a conflict led to their exile by the Uchiha; Konoha later recruits them partly to exploit their hatred 89 108.
• Akatsuki — Targets Hidden Xuan’s tailed beasts. Gentō eventually defeats the organization, places Nagato under medical supervision and house arrest, and imprisons Obito 217 220.
• Kara and the Ōtsutsuki — Later existential threats. Kara’s interest in Eternal Mangekyō eyes alarms Gentō for Yunyou and Mirai’s safety, while Isshiki explicitly threatens his followers 379 398.

Mission Economy

• Independent commissions: The Mission Hall creates a cycle of income, training, and increased mission capacity that Konoha’s leadership views as a threat to its control 74.
• Client demand: Merchants, nobles, and daimyō’s envoys seek Uchiha services in numbers exceeding the clan’s available manpower 126.
• Escort reputation: Nobles and merchants praise the Uchiha’s reliability, and the Fire Daimyō cites their reputation while reprimanding Hiruzen 138.
• Proposed joint teams: Gentō offers teams of one Uchiha and three Konoha ninja, with 70% of earnings going to the Uchiha and 30% shared by Konoha’s members. The supplied account records the proposal and objections, not final acceptance 166.

Notable Quotes

“Supreme in ninjutsu, feared throughout the Ninja World—this is who we Uchiha are!”
— Uchiha Gentō, addressing Konoha’s war council 12

“I, Uchiha Gentō, declare in my capacity as Uchiha Clan Head: from this day onward, the Uchiha Clan withdraws from Konoha.”
— Gentō’s declaration of independence 84

“The Uchiha leaving Konoha wasn’t a problem with the Uchiha. It was a problem with Konoha.”
— Shikaku Nara 119