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*...that [[Taley Toarlameek]] came to power by posing as Lora's deceased governor?
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*...that [[Uroh Oroat]], mostly known for leading the royal army against the rebels at [[Koalderood]], was also a founder of an occult school in [[Chusoh]]?
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*...that the settlers of Gordohse were stealing stones from the road between Estonoh and Ernele, which led to the citizens of Estonoh speculate that a superhero warrior thief was operating in the area?
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*...that the reasons for the [[Dawn]], one of the defining migrations of the history of the Continent, are largely unknown?
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*...that [[Lolion]] is the only religion to not have any connections to the [[Eon of Eater|myth of Eater]], while being the foundation of the common [[dantrian calendar]]?
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*...that [[Yammoe|Yammoean]] strategists believed for generations that [[Utuka]] were a much more developed and numerous people, to the point of deciding not to expand to the east?
  
 
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Gorōna Oordar, born Gorōna Toarlameek, was Murdoh of Mantar in the second half of the 16th CSR, wife of Nilma Oordar and later Jeenor of Qep.

Born into a powerful Toarlameek family, Gorōna was raised in Lora. Toarlameeks were originally from Qep city, but fled to Lora when Maksag invaded the country, correctly believing Lora to be safer. After Lora was conquered by Maksag in 1515, Toarlameeks lost most of their wealth, but were spared by Maksag along with several other noble households. The reigns of the city were given to one of Maksag's Jeens, Heemin.

Over the next decade, as the city was rebuilt, Toarlameeks were able to retain their privileged status, but not wealth. When Heemin died from an illness, Gorōna's father Taley Toarlameek took advantage of that and in early 1528 traveled to Mantar to take part in the victory celebrations of Oordar's subjugation of Mantar.

Gorōna was made Murdoh of Goolkoon, the region and city which was the least loyal to Mantar. Nilma chose the strategy of diplomacy and installed Gorōna, someone with Qep's lineage, so as to ease the tensions and reduce the appearance of oversight, learning from Kren's and Maksag's mistakes at Or.

However, Kren the Younger used Gorōna in his plot against Nilma and made Gorōna the ruler of Mantar. Gorōna did not learn about the plot until many years later, but sided with Tonaran and removed Nilma from her court some time in 1580s.


Did you know...
  • ...that Uroh Oroat, mostly known for leading the royal army against the rebels at Koalderood, was also a founder of an occult school in Chusoh?
  • ...that the settlers of Gordohse were stealing stones from the road between Estonoh and Ernele, which led to the citizens of Estonoh speculate that a superhero warrior thief was operating in the area?
  • ...that the reasons for the Dawn, one of the defining migrations of the history of the Continent, are largely unknown?
  • ...that Yammoean strategists believed for generations that Utuka were a much more developed and numerous people, to the point of deciding not to expand to the east?


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Ormyn Gos

Ormyn Gos was a Jeen and then 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.

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 brave heart", Gaskal documents talk about a Jeen made Jeenor in 1797 named Gos, "who has so bravely sacrificed his ear in a noble war against our enemies".


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