Kaneda Liadoma was born into a Samurai family in the Nagan Empire, and he had trained in the art of swordsmanship since he was a young boy. As a teenager, he had distinguished himself in several duels against other young Samurai, and he quickly gained a reputation as a skilled swordsman and a master strategist. When Hitsu Liadon first founded his own clan, Kaneda was one of the first Samurai to join him. He was drawn to Hitsu's vision for a clan that was fiercely loyal to its members, and he saw in Hitsu a leader who had the courage and intelligence to succeed where others had failed.
As the clan grew, Kaneda quickly established himself as one of Hitsu's most trusted advisors. He was a master strategist, able to see the bigger picture and make decisions that would benefit the clan as a whole. He was also a skilled swordsman, and he led the clan's Samurai in battle against their enemies. However, when Hitsu left to fight overseas and Hashimoto Liamo was given temporary command over the clan, Kaneda found himself struggling to accept his authority. He saw Hashimoto as a man of ambition who was more interested in expanding the clan's territories than in protecting its members. Nevertheless, Kaneda remained loyal to the clan and continued to follow Hashimoto's orders, even when he disagreed with them.
Despite his reservations about Hashimoto, Kaneda remained fiercely loyal to Hitsu and the clan. He continued to train the clan's Samurai in the art of swordsmanship, and he worked tirelessly to ensure that the clan was always prepared for battle. His loyalty and dedication made him a beloved figure among the clan's Samurai, and he was widely respected as one of the finest Samurai in the Nagan Empire.