Important historical events and Senshuken's place in them.

Ancient Rome: Still little more then a new born child in the eyes of divine and malevolent beings, Senshuken served as a agent of his father Bhelen during the height of the Roman Empire. Learning how to use politics to get the desired outcome, Senshuken enjoyed this happy time with his family for centuries. When a cult following in the twisted teachings of a man they called the 'Son of God' started to spring up, Sen played a major role in attempting to suppress the cultists, even going so far as to burn down a large area of Rome itself in order to do so. When his father and mother we're both murdered by agents of the cult, Sen hunted each one of them down and made them suffer before withdrawing from the mortal plain and going into hiding.

The Dark Ages: Senshuken never visited Earth during the Dark Ages. He was far too busy rebuilding his father's realm in the netherworld and building up his powers in order to claim and use his father's title. The centuries of training and studying paid off, making Sen the youngest Demon Lord in history.

The Middle Ages: Returning to the long neglected mortal plane, Senshuken struggled to make any progress what so ever. Due to the nature of the Christian church and their iron fist like grip on politics and the minds of the population, minds open enough to seek him out were few and far between to begin with. The fact that most of those he attempted to contact were often branded and executed as heretics only made things harder for him.

This changed around the time of the crusades. With brand new ideas and stories flooding into Europe from the Middle East, tales of Saints and holy warriors became common. Deciding to use this to his advantage, Sen brushed up on his sword work and joined the crusades. In 1099, under the alias of Bernard of Clairvaux, Sen took part in the battle to reclaim Jerusalem from the Turks. Taking advantage of the fact that most fatal blows couldn't really harm him, several other crusaders witnessed a average swordsman stuck with normally fatal injuries only to continue on as if it was nothing. Claiming unofficial Sainthood shortly after the battle was won, Senshuken created his first real cult by forming the 'Order of the Knights Templar' out of the warriors who witnessed his actions.

Guiding the Knights Templar to greatness and ensuring that the order was guided in the right direction, Sen spent a great deal of his free time practicing with his sword and bow. On Friday the 13th 1307, Senshuken was slain in Paris, France by a 'holy' weapon when the Order was attacked and arrested for 'heresy'. Sen was unable to return to Earth until 1503, by which point the Knights Templar had more or less been completely wiped out. Every Friday the 13th, Sen mourns the loss of the Knights Templar.

French Revolution: While Sen had aided France government by donating enough money to get the French army to America in order to fight the British, when the Revolution began he was one of the three hundred people who wrote down their names at the Tennis Court Oath, the official beginning of the Revolution itself. Passing off as a well off gentleman that was barred from the top of society because of a lack of nobility, Sen played a small but vital role in the sacking of the Bastille. Stuffing a cannon filled with rags, he set off a shot that did no damage but made a rather loud noise. Following the fall of the Monarchy, Sen was a firm supporter of Georges Danton. This ended when Danton was executed along with his followers for wishing to ease up on the violence. Being beheaded along with them, Sen would take his revenge on France some years later during the battle of Waterloo.

During this period of time, Sen discovered a natural ability for dueling. Since dueling weapons weren't really designed to inflict the sort of damage that could kill his body, Sen used the sport as a way to work on his swordsmanship and gun wielding skills. He is reported to have officially won 137 duels to the death.

First World War: Due to Sen changing a street sign at the last moment, Archduke Ferdinand's car made a wrong turn and resulted in history being made along with sparking the First World War. Other then this, Sen mostly stayed out of the war in order to set up a network within Russia.

Second World War: During the Second World War, much of Sen's spy network were quite happy to give information to the Allies freely in order to overcome the Axis. Unlike the first world war however, Sen played an active role on the front lines this time around as a Soviet sniper. Making friends amongst the common soldiers of Soviet armed forces, Sen was rather well liked and enjoyed the company of those who fought by his side during the war. During the battle of Berlin, Sen was declared KIA when he left his body when a mortar shell stuck the building he was using as cover.

Out of a sense of brotherhood to his fellow soldiers, Sen shows up to the reunions held every few years; First as his own son wishing to get to know his father better, then as his own Grandson who wished to meet the men who his heroic grandfather fought beside. Due to one of the few friends he had in those days that knew the truth about him, Sen was able to get a hold of his sniper rifle, which he had to leave when he abandoned the body. He still uses it into the modern day, even if he had to make a few changes to it.

Skills: Having been trained in the arts of combat and using these skills quite often over his lifespan, Sen is rather talented with a number of human weapons. While by no means the greatest at using them, he has a lot of experience and practice to make up for a lack of natural talent. These skills include:

Swords
Knives and Daggers
Bows and Crossbows
Hand guns
Cannons
Pikes and Spears
Rifles, favoring those of Russian make