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'''Ormyn Gos''' /'ʌrmiːn gʌs/ was a Jeen and then [[Tarnarian_military_ranks|Jeenor]] under [[Opol Dolysoh]]. A lover of [[Byskoh Losoh]], he staged a coup with her in an attempt to overthrow Opol, but the coup failed.
== Military career ==
Ormyn was an influential Jeen in Opol's army, probably making his name during the first years of Opol's reign and possibly in campaigns against the [[Meledesians]]. He then made Jeenor after a campaign against the [[Oaleed]] in 1797 [[FR]], where he led a decisive attack, was injured, but continued to fight and lead his troops.
== A coup against Opol ==
At some point in the 1790s Ormyn and Byskoh became lovers.
== Health ==
Different sources describe Ormyn's disability following his injury in the 1797 Oaleed campaign differently: [[Porteek]] briefly mentions him as "a one-legged scoundrel", an inscription on the wall in a palace in [[Gaskal]] describes the hero of a war against [[Oaleed]] as "a warrior without an arm but with a very brave heart", Gaskal documents talk about a Jeen made Jeenor in 1797 named Gos, "who has so bravely sacrificed his legs in a noble war against our enemies".
== Military career ==
Ormyn was an influential Jeen in Opol's army, probably making his name during the first years of Opol's reign and possibly in campaigns against the [[Meledesians]]. He then made Jeenor after a campaign against the [[Oaleed]] in 1797 [[FR]], where he led a decisive attack, was injured, but continued to fight and lead his troops.
== A coup against Opol ==
At some point in the 1790s Ormyn and Byskoh became lovers.
== Health ==
Different sources describe Ormyn's disability following his injury in the 1797 Oaleed campaign differently: [[Porteek]] briefly mentions him as "a one-legged scoundrel", an inscription on the wall in a palace in [[Gaskal]] describes the hero of a war against [[Oaleed]] as "a warrior without an arm but with a very brave heart", Gaskal documents talk about a Jeen made Jeenor in 1797 named Gos, "who has so bravely sacrificed his legs in a noble war against our enemies".