Hyouhakusha

As stated within the text of the Shuirojuujikei no Kyouyakusho (Written Agreement of the Vermilion Cross), it is illegal for anyone to travel without some form of authorization from a political entity that is recognized by the Sanchouseiryoku. Those who do so are labeled hyouhakusha (vagabond) and are sought out for and indefinite imprisonment by the Shuirojuujikei no Kishidan (Knights of the Vermilion Cross).

While it's true that a supermajority of the Kisetsu no Basho's population have acquiesced to the demands of the Sanchouseiryoku, it's also true that a large number of them have gone so far as to outright challenge the Sanchouseiryoku's infringement of their right to self-realization. Such challengers tend to wear the label of vagabond with pride and assemble into groups that have come to be referred to as hidan by the Shuirojuujikei no Kishidan.

Hidan (Bandit Gangs)
The Shuirojuujikei no Kishidan defines a hidan, or bandit gang as they are often referred to as within Ore Wo Dare Da To Omotte Yagaru?!!!, as any assembly of vagabonds. Once upon a time, only tight-knit bands of marauders were considered to be hidan. However, the Shuirojuujikei no Kishidan have taken to calling any assembly of vagabonds a hidan in order to stave off at least some of the resentment of those whom sympathize with vagabonds.

Those vagabonds who are members of a hidan tend to be referred to as sanzoku (bandits) by the Shuirojuujikei no Kishidan and a supermajority of the press. Whilst being a vagabond is punishable by naught but indefinite imprisonment, being a member of a hidan is punishable by naught but death. Thus those who have been labeled bandits tend to see the members, or in other words the kishi (knights), of the Shuirojuujikei no Kishidan to be their archenemies.

Ikki (Insurrections)
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