An Era of Conflict: The Unification of Japan
Description:
The unification of Japan sought to end centuries of conflict and chaos that defined the region for years. This period in Japanese history is known as the Sengoku period, a time of constant usurpation, and when nobody could become a ruler. This committee will take place midway through the Sengoku period after 1560, shortly after Oda Nobunaga secured the Owari province and established himself as one of the prominent Daimyō of the age. However, much like the other Daimyō, his ambitions do not stop at controlling just a portion of Japan. Delegates will navigate through the harsh political landscape of feudal Japan, utilizing their given powers and resources to decide the fate of Japan and end the centuries-long bloodshed.
Head CHair:
Troy Pulido
Troy Pulido is a first-year Biochemistry major in Eighth College. He has done MUN ever since his sophomore year in Highschool. In terms of MUN he enjoys Crisis committees and the usual chaos that ensues. He likes to cook and bake, play survival games, and spends too much time watching animated movies.
Vice cHair: Charlotte Shih
Charlotte Shih is a second-year Ecology, Behavior, and Evolution and Literary Arts double major at UC San Diego. This is her second year in MUN, having staffed multiple conferences and traveled twice, and she's found herself really enjoying crisis committees. Outside of MUN, she likes reading, writing, thrifting, and playing Minecraft.
Deputy crisis director: adam ALLIBHOY
Adam Allibhoy is a third-year at Revelle College majoring in Neurobiology. He was born and raised in the San Fernando Valley, and this is his tenth year doing MUN. His hobbies include watching soccer and basketball, researching obscure Tolkien lore, playing games on his Switch, and going to sleep just after sunrise.