Regulation 12: No comics other than that of MAGAZINE are allowed to be read within the confines of the station (recited by Hijikata in Episode 105). Regulation 4: In the event that the chief is absent, then the Vice captain is to take over the right to command, and the commanders are to carry out his orders (recited by Okita in Chapter 529). Two were added during the course of the series. In Gintama, the Demonic Vice-Commander (「鬼の副長」) Hijikata Toushirou formulated the Kyokuchuu Hatto, 47 Regulations that form the disciplinary framework for Shinsengumi members. Personnel in breach of the aforementioned conditions will be ordered to undergo seppuku (右条々相背候者切腹申付ベク候也). Do not engage in personal fights (私ノ闘争ヲ不許). Do not willfully get involved in disputes (勝手ニ訴訟取扱不可). Do not willfully obtain funds (勝手ニ金策致不可). Do not betray the bushido creed (士道ニ背キ間敷事). In the original Shinsengumi Kyokuchuu Hatto (局中法度), there were 5 main regulations: This led to the Roushigumi becoming an official police force and Kondou changing their name to the Shinsengumi. Isaburo created a plan that not only saved the father and son, but also helped increased the standing of the Roushigumi. Unbeknownst to them, they were meant to be the scapegoats of the father and son's assassination conducted by Tokugawa Sada Sada and carried out by the Tenshouin Naraku. The Roushigumi had brought down crime and became popular over the next few days until it was decided that they would be in charge of protecting the Hitotsubashi head and his son Hitotsubashi Nobu Nobu. His two disciples, also from his dojo, further helped organize and strengthen the group, Hijikata Toushirou and Okita Sougo. His friendly yet commanding nature resulted in the gathered men following him as the leader. He and his group are cowed by a faction that didn't participate in the fighting, a group from a dojo in the Bushuu province lead by the dojo leader, Kondou Isao. But for the next few days, factions growing within the gathered men lead to fights determining who will lead this force, the strongest so far lead by Yamazaki Sagaru. They invited lower class samurai, vagabonds, and ronin (masterless samurai). Tax Revenue Robbers (税金泥棒 Zeikindorobou) by Sakata Gintoki.įour years before the start of the series, Matsudaira Katakuriko and Sasaki Isaburo, two government officials, decided to create a police force in Edo to counteract the growing problem of the revived Jouishishi called the Roushigumi (Ronin Group). The Dogs of Bakufu (幕府の犬 Bakufu no Inu) by the Jouishishi,. Due to this, they were sometimes tasked with protection duty to any government officials and Amanto ambassadors, which also includes the Shogun.īecause they serve under the government, they have been given various negative labels, such as: Since they were created by the Shogunate, they were under the direct control of Police Commissioner Matsudaira and are thus higher ranked than the normal police. 
They were sometimes given detective work beyond the scope of the regular police. They also did regular police duties like patrols, traffic, and handling non-terrorist related crimes. The Shinsengumi main task was to find and arrest Jouishishi and any other terrorists.
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