Right of Blood - Revision history

Mr2112: Mr2112 moved page Right of blood to Right of Blood: capitalization

2025-02-13T16:56:31Z

Mr2112 moved page Right of blood to Right of Blood: capitalization

← Older revision		Revision as of 12:56, 13 February 2025
(No difference)

Dervot at 19:40, 24 January 2025

2025-01-24T19:40:08Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 15:40, 24 January 2025
Line 2:		Line 2:

	== The practice ==		== The practice ==
	The right of blood could be called on at [[Karinian]] funeral ceremonies, which traditionally took place three days after the deceased's death, to ~~challange~~ the deceased's inheritance. It could only be called on by a relative of the deceased, how close they had to be related varied from [[drike]] to drike. The inheritor could either recognise the claim, forfeiting the inheritance, or could engage in a dual. The dual was either to the death or until one side admitted defeat. The winner of the dual inherited the property or title in question.		The right of blood could be called on at [[Karinian]] funeral ceremonies, which traditionally took place three days after the deceased's death, to challenge the deceased's inheritance. It could only be called on by a relative of the deceased, how close they had to be related varied from [[drike]] to drike. The inheritor could either recognise the claim, forfeiting the inheritance or could engage in a dual. The dual was either to the death or until one side admitted defeat. The winner of the dual inherited the property or title in question.

	== In modern times ==		== In modern times ==
Line 10:		Line 10:

	=== Temur Bokok against Bark Dar ===		=== Temur Bokok against Bark Dar ===
	On 7-10 1471 TT, during the [[Marauder Crisis]], the [[Komur Feyak]] under the leadership of [[Temur Dar]] surrounded the [[Tumak Ordok]]. Temur confronted [[Living King]] and [[Leader of the Dar]], [[Bark Dar]] in the Tumak Ordok and challenged him for his leadership of the Dar under the right of blood on the grounds that Temur was married to one of Bark's granddaughters. As the challenge was not made at a funeral Bark was not bound by tradition to accept it and the [[Dar]] would not have considered a ~~marraige~~ to a granddaughter to be closely related enough to ~~challange~~. However, the vast army surrounding the ordok compelled him to accept the challenge. Temur easily defeated and killed the elderly Bark and declared himself [[Leader of the Dar]] as Temur Bokok and Dar.		On 7-10 1471 TT, during the [[Marauder Crisis]], the [[Komur Feyak]] under the leadership of [[Temur Dar]] surrounded the [[Tumak Ordok]]. Temur confronted [[Living King]] and [[Leader of the Dar]], [[Bark Dar]] in the Tumak Ordok and challenged him for his leadership of the Dar under the right of blood on the grounds that Temur was married to one of Bark's granddaughters. As the challenge was not made at a funeral Bark was not bound by tradition to accept it and the [[Dar]] would not have considered a marriage to a granddaughter to be closely related enough to challenge. However, the vast army surrounding the ordok compelled him to accept the challenge. Temur easily defeated and killed the elderly Bark and declared himself [[Leader of the Dar]] as Temur Bokok and Dar.

	[[Category:Karinian culture]]		[[Category:Karinian culture]]

Dervot at 19:39, 24 January 2025

2025-01-24T19:39:32Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 15:39, 24 January 2025
Line 2:		Line 2:

	== The practice ==		== The practice ==
	The right of blood could be called on at Karinian funeral ceremonies, which traditionally took place three days after the deceased's death. It could only be called on by a relative of the deceased ~~(not~~ ~~necessarily~~ a ~~blood relative). The claimant~~ to ~~the~~ ~~right~~ of ~~blood~~ ~~would~~ ~~inform the would-be inheritor of his~~ ~~claim~~. The inheritor could ~~then~~ recognise the claim, forfeiting the inheritance, or could engage in a dual. The dual was either to the death or until one side admitted defeat. The winner of the dual inherited the property or title in question.		The right of blood could be called on at [[Karinian]] funeral ceremonies, which traditionally took place three days after the deceased's death, to challange the deceased's inheritance. It could only be called on by a relative of the deceased, how close they had to be related varied from [[drike]] to drike. The inheritor could either recognise the claim, forfeiting the inheritance, or could engage in a dual. The dual was either to the death or until one side admitted defeat. The winner of the dual inherited the property or title in question.

	== In modern times ==		== In modern times ==
	The usage of the right of blood has declined over the years, with it mostly still being used in a few Kadrikes and only for inheritance of the leadership of the Kadrikes.		The usage of the right of blood has declined over the years, with it mostly still being used in a few Kadrikes and only for inheritance of the leadership of the Kadrikes.

			== Notable uses ==

			=== Temur Bokok against Bark Dar ===
			On 7-10 1471 TT, during the [[Marauder Crisis]], the [[Komur Feyak]] under the leadership of [[Temur Dar]] surrounded the [[Tumak Ordok]]. Temur confronted [[Living King]] and [[Leader of the Dar]], [[Bark Dar]] in the Tumak Ordok and challenged him for his leadership of the Dar under the right of blood on the grounds that Temur was married to one of Bark's granddaughters. As the challenge was not made at a funeral Bark was not bound by tradition to accept it and the [[Dar]] would not have considered a marraige to a granddaughter to be closely related enough to challange. However, the vast army surrounding the ordok compelled him to accept the challenge. Temur easily defeated and killed the elderly Bark and declared himself [[Leader of the Dar]] as Temur Bokok and Dar.

	[[Category:Karinian culture]]		[[Category:Karinian culture]]
	[[Category:Akaria pages]]		[[Category:Akaria pages]]

Dervot: Created page with "The '''right of blood''' is an old Karinian principle which entitles a claimant to challenge an inheritance. == The practice == The right of blood could be called on at Karinian funeral ceremonies, which traditionally took place three days after the deceased's death. It could only be called on by a relative of the deceased (not necessarily a blood relative). The claimant to the right of blood would inform the would-be inheritor of his claim. The inheritor could then..."

2025-01-24T19:28:06Z

Created page with "The '''right of blood''' is an old Karinian principle which entitles a claimant to challenge an inheritance. == The practice == The right of blood could be called on at Karinian funeral ceremonies, which traditionally took place three days after the deceased's death. It could only be called on by a relative of the deceased (not necessarily a blood relative). The claimant to the right of blood would inform the would-be inheritor of his claim. The inheritor could then..."

New page

The '''right of blood''' is an old [[Karinian]] principle which entitles a claimant to challenge an inheritance.

== The practice ==
The right of blood could be called on at Karinian funeral ceremonies, which traditionally took place three days after the deceased's death. It could only be called on by a relative of the deceased (not necessarily a blood relative). The claimant to the right of blood would inform the would-be inheritor of his claim. The inheritor could then recognise the claim, forfeiting the inheritance, or could engage in a dual. The dual was either to the death or until one side admitted defeat. The winner of the dual inherited the property or title in question.

== In modern times ==
The usage of the right of blood has declined over the years, with it mostly still being used in a few Kadrikes and only for inheritance of the leadership of the Kadrikes.
[[Category:Karinian culture]]
[[Category:Akaria pages]]