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|name=Kievan
|name=Kievan
|name_caption=Prince of Dusk
|name_caption=Prince of Dusk
|image=
|image=Kievan1.png
|powers=[[Legendary]]
|powers=[[Legendary]]
|ruler_title=King of Kings of the Toor of Kievan
|ruler_title=Gole vy golen of the Toor of Kievan
|reign=
|reign=
|predecessor=
|predecessor=
== Rivalry with Goldoor ==
== Rivalry with Goldoor ==
Kievan was in the state of rivalry with [[Darfe Goldoor]], and it is suggested that it was Kievan who had repeatedly informed [[Nilma Oordar]] about Goldoor's whereabouts and which allowed [[Qep]] to eventually defeat Goldoor in the 1549-1550 campaign.
Kievan was in the state of rivalry with [[Darfe Goldoor]], and it is suggested that it was Kievan who had first informed [[Nilma Oordar]] that the nomads raiding Qep were Goldoor's army, and then repeatedly informed Nilma about Goldoor's whereabouts, which allowed [[Qep]] to eventually defeat Goldoor in the 1549-1550 campaign.
Some religious leaders suggest that the conflict was between the toors and perhaps between Darkan and Goldoor, as Xaewoon preachers paint Kievan as a more otherworldly character, but available data and accounts of those in Kievan's entourage reveal that it seemed to have been a deeply personal feud.
Some religious leaders suggest that the conflict was between the toors and perhaps between Darkan and Goldoor, as Xaewoon preachers paint Kievan as a more otherworldly character, but available data and accounts of those in Kievan's entourage reveal that it seemed to have been a deeply personal feud.
== As a religious icon ==
== As a religious icon ==
[[File:Kievan2.png|left|thumb|Kievan was often depicted as a character of horror stories, representing the unyielding nature of fate and one's calling]]
Kievan was arguably the last significant figure to represent [[Mōroh]]. His was of a light green persuasion and taught a doctrine of a single Mamkoon, a land where all the believers had to travel to.
Kievan was arguably the last significant figure to represent [[Mōroh]]. His was of a light green persuasion and taught a doctrine of a single Mamkoon, a land where all the believers had to travel to.