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| − | '''Mua Sua Totoh''' /mɔɪ sɔɪ 'tɑːtɑː/, frequently spelled as Tata, was [[ | + | '''Mua Sua Totoh''' /mɔɪ sɔɪ 'tɑːtɑː/, frequently spelled as Tata, was [[Gorōna Oordar|Gorōna Oordar's]] ambassador and negotiator within Mantar, the region. He was key to peaceful relations between [[Mantar]] and [[Goolkoon]]. |
He joined [[the Coming of Vaona]] as regent, but did this secretly, while serving in [[Nilma Oordar|Nilma's]] court. His connection to the cult was never discovered by Nilma and he continued serving as negotiator to Mantar even after the cult was dissolved. The cult owed its longevity in part to Tata, who was providing critical information to the [[Oaleed King]]. | He joined [[the Coming of Vaona]] as regent, but did this secretly, while serving in [[Nilma Oordar|Nilma's]] court. His connection to the cult was never discovered by Nilma and he continued serving as negotiator to Mantar even after the cult was dissolved. The cult owed its longevity in part to Tata, who was providing critical information to the [[Oaleed King]]. | ||
Tata died in 1616 [[SR]]. He was succeeded by his daughter, Nalooy Tata, who became the negotiator in [[Mantareia]]. | Tata died in 1616 [[SR]]. He was succeeded by his daughter, Nalooy Tata, who became the negotiator in [[Mantareia]]. | ||
Revision as of 08:58, 3 September 2021
Mua Sua Totoh /mɔɪ sɔɪ 'tɑːtɑː/, frequently spelled as Tata, was Gorōna Oordar's ambassador and negotiator within Mantar, the region. He was key to peaceful relations between Mantar and Goolkoon.
He joined the Coming of Vaona as regent, but did this secretly, while serving in Nilma's court. His connection to the cult was never discovered by Nilma and he continued serving as negotiator to Mantar even after the cult was dissolved. The cult owed its longevity in part to Tata, who was providing critical information to the Oaleed King.
Tata died in 1616 SR. He was succeeded by his daughter, Nalooy Tata, who became the negotiator in Mantareia.
