Rimoshifu
- Surname
- Rimoshifu
- Members
- Killingham
- Related families
- Figarland
- First revealed
- Ch. 1140
- Name meaning
- リモシフ家 (Rimoshifu-ke). The latter half '-shifu' likely derives from the Chinese honorific 師父 (shīfu, master/teacher) — thematically apt for the family's Killingham and his qilin (kirin), a Chinese-origin mythical beast. The 'Rimo-' element is unexplained on-page.
Lineage: a World-Noble / Holy Knights house — first surfaced Ch. 1140 via the label-splash “HOLY KNIGHT (RIMOSHIFU FAMILY) — ST. Killingham.”
Members
| Member | Role / Branch | First confirmed as family | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| St. Killingham | Holy Knights | Ch. 1140 | alive |
Why this family matters
One of several named Holy-Knight houses (cf. Figarland, Shepherd). Only member shown so far: St. Killingham. Kana: リモシフ家 (Rimoshifu-ke). Name etymology researched — see the etymology frontmatter (the ‘-shifu’ tail ≈ Chinese 師父 shifu, master/teacher, echoing the Chinese qilin).
Cross-links
- Members’ order: Holy Knights
- Related houses: Figarland, Shepherd