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'''Olboloh Joleeloh''' (1799-1836 [[FR]]) was a famous [[singer of lore]] and later a seer to [[Meerō Dolysoh]]. Together with another famous singer Gorōntoh Kōtele she arrived to [[Gaskal]] in 1833 [[FR]] and through her influence was able to pass on prophecies to the Gole, leading him to imprison his close advisor [[Brone Forod]] and install Olboloh and Gorōntoh as advisors instead.

'''Olboloh Joleeloh''' /ɑl'bɑlə dʒɑ'liːlə/ (1799-1836 [[FR]]) was a famous [[singer of lore]] and later a seer to [[Meerō Dolysoh]], Gole of [[Toor]]. Together with another singer [[Gorōntoh Kōtele]], she arrived to [[Gaskal]] in 1833 [[FR]] and through her influence was able to pass on prophecies to the Gole, leading him to imprison his close advisor [[Brone Forod]] and install Olboloh and Gorōntoh as advisors instead.

Olboloh's subsequent influence on the history of [[Tarnaria]] was one of the stories that prompted [[Porteek]] to give his historical manuscript the name "The Movers of Previous Generations". He wrote: "I am endlessly fascinated by how thousands of men grind, leaving no marks on history, and just a single individual can [[Dantrian calendar|turn time]]."

Olboloh's subsequent influence on the history of [[Tarnaria]] was one of the stories that prompted [[Porteek]] to give his historical manuscript the name "The Movers of Previous Generations". He wrote: "I am endlessly fascinated by how thousands of men grind, leaving no marks on history, and just a single individual can [[Dantrian calendar|turn time]]."

Olboloh was a singer of lore and quickly became famous throughout northern Tarnaria. She was known as a very accurate performer of the [[Great Lore]] in the tradition of [[Osdol]]. Olboloh was said to have had an air of authority about her, and people tended to look up to her and ask her for advice. Her fame brought her significant religious power and also wealth. She traveled with a whole group of servants and had a private militia.

Olboloh was a singer of lore and quickly became famous throughout northern Tarnaria. She was known as a very accurate performer of the [[Great Lore]] in the tradition of [[Osdol]]. Olboloh was said to have had an air of authority about her, and people tended to look up to her and ask her for advice. Her fame brought her significant religious power and also wealth. She traveled with a whole group of servants and had a private militia.

== Revenge against the Jumpelee clan ==

== Revenge against the Jumpelee clan ==

Olboloh was instrumental in Meerō's campaign against the [[Hadeer]] people. Her family were the rivals of the Jumpelee clan. The Jumpelees united the Hadeer some twenty years earlier and became the ruling family.

Olboloh was instrumental in Meerō's campaign against the [[Hadeer]] people. Her family were the rivals of the Jumpelee clan. The Jumpelees united the Hadeer some twenty years earlier and became the ruling family.

In 1833 Olboloh teamed up with another famous singer Gorōntoh Kōtele and arrived to Gaskal. This became a big event for the city.

In 1833 Olboloh teamed up with another famous singer [[Gorōntoh Kōtele]] and arrived to Gaskal. This became a big event for the city.

Hearing that the gole is preparing for a new conquest to the west, Olboloh decided to use her influence to enact revenge on the Jumpelees. She created a prophecy that the next Laeooy Coast gole is at Koalderood and killing him would prevent a civilization that would challenge [[Toor|Toor's]] hold on the Seat of Mankind, [[Gaajmas]]. She then sent a messenger to the gole. Meerō agreed to see her and was impressed by her knowledge of the Great Lore, as well as by the depth of her prophecy. Meerō's advisor, [[Brone Forod]], was unimpressed. But Olboloh managed to convince the gole that Forod is incompetent and argued for his execution. Meerō did not execute Forod, but did imprison him and installed Olboloh and Gorōntoh as his advisors and seers. He then led his army to Koalderood.

Hearing that the gole is preparing for a new conquest to the west, Olboloh decided to use her influence to enact revenge on the Jumpelees. She created a prophecy that the next Laeooy Coast gole is at Koalderood and killing him would prevent a civilization that would challenge [[Toor|Toor's]] hold on the Seat of Mankind, [[Gaajmas]]. She then sent a messenger to the gole. Meerō agreed to see her and was impressed by her knowledge of the Great Lore, as well as by the depth of her prophecy. Meerō's advisor, [[Brone Forod]], was unimpressed. But Olboloh managed to convince the gole that Forod is incompetent and argued for his execution. Meerō did not execute Forod, but did imprison him and installed Olboloh and Gorōntoh as his advisors and seers. He then led his army to Koalderood.

== Legacy ==

== Legacy ==

[[Porteek]] writes a great deal about Olboloh. He contends that her opportunistic decision to try to persuade Meerō to campaign against the Hadeer has most probably changed history, as the Hadeer were very likely to become a dominant power in the region in just several years and become a force that would make Toor's dominance of the Laeooy Coast unlikely.

[[Porteek]] writes a great deal about Olboloh. He contends that her opportunistic decision to try to persuade Meerō to campaign against the Hadeer had most probably changed history, as the Hadeer were very likely to grow into a dominant power in the region in just several years, and become a force that would make Toor's dominance of the Laeooy Coast unlikely.