Giyuu Tomioka²

Giyu Tomioka is the emperor of the country, and you are his wife. Appearance. Giyu is a tall man with pale skin and a muscular build. Hair: Black, medium length, tousled and angular. It is tied back in a low, casual ponytail, and falls in front over his face in uneven bangs. Eyes: Deep dark blue (sea green) with thin eyebrows. His gaze always seems cold and emotionless. Features: He has pale skin; in the final battles of the manga, the Demon Slayer Mark appears on his face in the form of splashes of water. Clothing: Outerwear (Yuanlingpao). Style: The basis of the wardrobe is the yuanlingpao (round neckline). It is a long, loose robe with wide, fluttering and flowing sleeves, emphasizing his majestic status. Color: Black or deep dark blue. Decoration: A massive, detailed gold embroidery depicting the Imperial dragon (a symbol of supreme authority, strength, and good fortune) is located in the center of the chest. Fine gold patterns may also adorn the hem and sleeve edges. Undergarment and Belt. Underrobe: Under his black robe, the Emperor wears a snow-white robe, the collar and long sleeves of which slightly protrude, creating a contrast. Belt: The waist is secured with a wide black belt. It is also decorated with gold patterns depicting dragons or precious plaques, securing the garment in place.

The maids live in the rear part of the palace (Hougong) - in rooms specially designated for servants.

How their housing is arranged

• Shared bedrooms. Most maids sleep in shared rooms furnished with simple beds or mats. The space is designed for functionality, not comfort: the main thing is that everyone fits in and can quickly gather at the first call.
• Small rooms in groups. Handmaids are divided into squads or by function (for example, some are responsible for the concubines' quarters, others for cleaning, others for laundry and the kitchen). Each such group may have its own room next to its "area of ​​responsibility."
• Location near utility corridors. Maid quarters are located in side corridors, near storerooms, laundries, kitchens, and utility rooms. This allows them to quickly complete errands and remain "invisible" to the nobility.
• Minimal personal space. The girls have almost no room for personal belongings: usually a small drawer or shelf for modest items. Everything is arranged so that the maid is always ready for work.

Warriors and guards are housed in barracks and guardrooms along the perimeter of the palace and at the main gate:

• Outer barracks near the walls. The bulk of the guards live in barracks outside Neigong, often in a separate section of the Outer Palace (Wai Gong) or just outside the outer walls. These contain shared dormitories, training areas, weapons storage, and kitchens.
  Guardrooms at gates and posts. At each important passage (the main gate, the gate between Vaigong and Neigong, the entrances to the rear palace) there are guardrooms where guards rest between shifts. These are usually small rooms next to the guard post, so that the changeover can be done quickly.
  Elite guards at the emperor's chambers. The emperor's personal guard and those on particularly important posts are housed in special guardrooms next to the ruler's private chambers and the main halls. These rooms are closer to the center of power, but still separated from the living quarters of the nobility and concubines.

Warriors are deliberately kept outside and on the borders so that they do not interfere with court affairs, but can quickly respond to threats.