A topic from AEG's L5R CCG Rules forum, copied for Oracle of the Void from a copy of the forum saved in October 2015, so pages it didn't save are missing. Players' names are left out; the rules officials are named. Rulings are as they stood on these dates; later rulings, the rulebooks and the Rules Archive may differ.
Honed by a Razor's Edge says: Kiho Absent Battle: If he would be opposed, move to the current battlefield your target Monk or Shugenja at home. Straighten him as he moves.
Monk followers can cast kihos (reconfirmed recently).
How do you move a Monk follower to a battlefield? Do Personalities (and their other attached cards) follow if one of their attachments is moved by a card effect?
Honed by a Razor's Edge says: Kiho Absent Battle: If he would be opposed, move to the current battlefield your target Monk or Shugenja at home. Straighten him as he moves.
Monk followers can cast kihos (reconfirmed recently).
How do you move a Monk follower to a battlefield? Do Personalities (and their other attached cards) follow if one of their attachments is moved by a card effect?
An effect that attempts to move an attachment fails: it does not move the unit.
I tried to understand this ruling. So I searched the Comprehensive rules after 'move', 'effect', 'unit' and 'attachment'. I am pretty sure that this ruling is at no point explicitly stated in the document, or I am simply to stupid to find it.
However in the unit section on page 63. There is a sentence stating that when a personality moves, his whole unit moves. You can make an arguement that this implies that when an attachment moves, its unit does not move. But when this is really the only place were this ruling is derived from, I would like to suggest to add a sentence there to make this a bit more clear. Because I don't think it is to far off to assume,that when a part of a unit moves, the whole unit moves, which is obviously not intended.