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In fact, Nilma Oordar took great care to go through the morotōsha ritual of learning and presenting his knowledge of the family language, and impressed the Toarlameeks so much that it is this acceptance into the family that allowed him to not only survive [[Kren the Younger|Kren the Younger's]] plot, but also continue traveling and influencing Qep's and Mantar's politics, which would have been impossible without the vast network and support of the Toarlameeks.
In fact, Nilma Oordar took great care to go through the morotōsha ritual of learning and presenting his knowledge of the family language, and impressed the Toarlameeks so much that it is this acceptance into the family that allowed him to not only survive [[Kren the Younger|Kren the Younger's]] plot, but also continue traveling and influencing Qep's and Mantar's politics, which would have been impossible without the vast network and support of the Toarlameeks.
== Demise ==
Toarlameeks lost power after the [[Nilma Oordar|Angry King's]] second invasion of Qep. Mylda was removed from the Murdon Circle, although not from the position of Murdoh: Nilma reformed the Murdon Circle to exclude individual city states and instead had Lora's court represent both Qep city and Lora. Mylda died in 1604 [[SR]] in Qep city and was succeeded by Gorōn Goreek. Dyfy, who was formally the Murdoh of Lora, left the city and died several years later in a forest camp. She was succeeded by [[Deeras Tole]].
The mentions of Toarlameeks abruptly end. Mylda had two sons, Keeva and Gorōn (unrelated to the aforementioned Gorōn Goreek). The families of Symfōna and Voara, Mylda's siblings, lived in Qep city. Voara, Mylda's brother, was a prominent landlord during her reign, probably being in charge of the family's fortune, but had sold most of his property in the period between 1597-1598 [[SR]]. Some have speculated that Nilma's first invasion of Qep made Toarlameeks worried about losing their wealth again and they decided to move it out of Qep city, which continued to be in the middle of political turmoil. Voara's trail is lost after 1598 and there is no mention of neither him, nor any other Toarlameek during the Angry King's second invasion or after it. It is possible that the family had relocated to another city and that Mylda was the only one left.
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