Difference between revisions of "Sopoh Dolysoh"
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Sopoh wanted to pass on the rule to Bonten's son, but was instead murdered by his own son, [[Opol Dolysoh|Opol]]. | Sopoh wanted to pass on the rule to Bonten's son, but was instead murdered by his own son, [[Opol Dolysoh|Opol]]. | ||
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| + | [[Osdol|Osdol's]] version is a highly mythologized version which is part of the Stron Ydoh Rol (Song of the Edge of the World). He talks about how Sopoh and his right hand Bonten led their people to Gaaj-Mas, which is "the Edge of the World, the Last Stronghold of Mankind, the Gateway to What Lies Beyond". | ||
== Ludoh's version == | == Ludoh's version == | ||
== Porteek's version == | == Porteek's version == | ||
Revision as of 21:22, 4 April 2021
Sopoh Dolysoh /'sɑpə dɑ'liːsə/ was a Dawn settler and the founder of Toor. He claimed to have reached "the edge of the world" - the northernmost point of Tarnaria - first. He then used that achievement as a justification for his rule. Aided by a man known as Bonten, Sopoh founded a settlement called Peelee at the foot of Gaaj-Mas. Eventually, the settlement was moved away from the mountain after multiple avalanches made it clear that the location was not safe.
Sopoh wanted to pass on the rule to Bonten's son, but was instead murdered by his own son, Opol.
Osdol's version
Osdol's version is a highly mythologized version which is part of the Stron Ydoh Rol (Song of the Edge of the World). He talks about how Sopoh and his right hand Bonten led their people to Gaaj-Mas, which is "the Edge of the World, the Last Stronghold of Mankind, the Gateway to What Lies Beyond".
