Harmain

Harmain was the first wife of Kadar of the Arkarans.

Biography

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Early life

Harmain was born on 7-7 1820 TT. Harmain's father Kaydek was the leader of the Perat Tribal Group.

Harmain was given to the Arkaran Tribal Group on 19-5 1803 TT. She was married off to their leader's third son Kadar.

Wife of Kadar

Kaydek was killed on 9-3 1800 TT during an Andu Kur raid. The Perat Tribal Group refused to replace Kaydek with one of his sons severing the alliance between the Perats and the Arkarans. Later that year Yandak was killed whilst chasing down some Andu Kur raiders in late 1800 TT. His death was unknown to the Arkarans for a period afterwards. It was only on 2-1-1799 TT that Kadar was named leader.

On 27-9 1795 TT Kadar became the leader of the Amarken Tribal Group via a duel brought about through the right of blood.

On 30-10 1795 TT Kadar announced that he was a god in human form and that he was destined to drive back the Andu Kur who had long raided the Karinian people. On 15-11-1794 TT the Deram Tribal Group recognised Kadar's divinity and entered into an alliance with his groups. This alliance convinced more tribal groups to recognize the divinity of Kadar and join forces.

The Andu Kur launched a full on invasion of Kadar's forces on 26-4-1791 TT. Kadar gathered his forces to defend against the invasion. Whilst Kadar was away fighting in the war Harmain managed his tribal groups.

On 11-7-1787 TT Kadar's forces managed to route what was left of the Andu Kur and capture the Andu city of Kanda. Atet remained at the ruins of the city with Kadar and the rest of his allies for ten days. On that tenth day when no Andu forces arrived thry declared the war over and began discussing what to do next. It was three days after that on 24-7-1787 TT that the Akarian Confederation was established with Kadar as its first leader.

Kadar died on 12-3-1757 TT and was succeeded as the leader of the Akarian Confederation by his and Harmain's son Aket.

Later life

Harmain died on 27-7 1734 TT.