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== Content (49th Karinian Bakoro) == |
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Kadar was born in a time before the oppresion by the spirit-born Andu, at the end of the time of the misguided rule of the Okanarian Confederation. Kadar's father was Yandak, whose father was Ebak, whose father was Tagort. Yandak led the Arkaran, one of the one hundred loyal servant-drikes of Amoka of the Oken which made up the soon to be rended Okanarian Confederation. Amoka and his kin and extended kin were servants of the spirit-deceiver known as the Honour Lord who claimed divinity and promised boons to Amoka, his kin and his extended kin. The spirit-deceiver known as the Honour Lord was –as all spirits are– a deceiver, he told his mountain-kin the Andu of the weakness of the Okanarian Confederation and its kin. In the days when Kadar was still young the spirit-born Andu descended from the Thessda Range to wage a war of vicious conquest against the doomed Okanarian Confederation. When Kadar was old enough to fight but not enough to leave his father, Yandak and Kadar's two brothers and Yandak's two sons the elder Bantok and the younger Kamtak left Kadar to convene with Amoka who had assembled the one hundred armies of his one hundred loyal servant-drikes. Amoka's host confronted the Andu of the Andu Kur on the edge of the Karin Plain. The elder Bantok and the younger Kamtak were among the first to die but they were uninportant. Yandak was the first of the heroes to die, by the end of the day all one hundred were dead and Amoka was alone. |
Kadar was born in a time before the oppresion by the spirit-born Andu, at the end of the time of the misguided rule of the Okanarian Confederation. Kadar's father was Yandak, whose father was Ebak, whose father was Tagort. Yandak led the Arkaran, one of the one hundred loyal servant-drikes of Amoka of the Oken which made up the soon to be rended Okanarian Confederation. Amoka and his kin and extended kin were servants of the spirit-deceiver known as the Honour Lord who claimed divinity and promised boons to Amoka, his kin and his extended kin. The spirit-deceiver known as the Honour Lord was –as all spirits are– a deceiver, he told his mountain-kin the Andu of the weakness of the Okanarian Confederation and its kin. In the days when Kadar was still young the spirit-born Andu descended from the Thessda Range to wage a war of vicious conquest against the doomed Okanarian Confederation. When Kadar was old enough to fight but not enough to leave his father, Yandak and Kadar's two brothers and Yandak's two sons the elder Bantok and the younger Kamtak left Kadar to convene with Amoka who had assembled the one hundred armies of his one hundred loyal servant-drikes. Amoka's host confronted the Andu of the Andu Kur on the edge of the Karin Plain. The elder Bantok and the younger Kamtak were among the first to die but they were uninportant. Yandak was the first of the heroes to die, by the end of the day all one hundred were dead and Amoka was alone. With the cursed Okanarian Confederation gone the Karin plain desended into choas as the misguided and deceived drikes fought against other misguided and deceived drikes as the spirit-born Andu of the Andu Kur watched. It was many days before Kadar took Yandak's place as the Leader of the Arkaran on the second day of the next year. |
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With the twisted Okanarian Confederation torn into nothing the Arkaran were alone on the plain. In Yandak's time the Arkaran had been kin-friends of the Amarken who lived in parallel with the Arkaran. The friendship ended on Yandak's death and Kadar wished to make them kin-friends once more. He journeyed to the home of the Amarken and asked their leader and jos cousin by way of Yandak, Harmak for friendship. Harmak who was old and infertile and who had been whispered to by the spirit-deceiver known as the Honour Lord rejected Kadar's proposal of friendship. In adition to being old and infertile and whispered too Harmak feared Kadar's youth and that he would use his youth to overthrow him and take the Amarken and make them into the Arkaran. |
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Revision as of 22:53, 13 July 2024
Kadar is a chapter in the Karinian Bakoro escribing the life and actions of Kadar.
Content (49th Karinian Bakoro)
Kadar was born in a time before the oppresion by the spirit-born Andu, at the end of the time of the misguided rule of the Okanarian Confederation. Kadar's father was Yandak, whose father was Ebak, whose father was Tagort. Yandak led the Arkaran, one of the one hundred loyal servant-drikes of Amoka of the Oken which made up the soon to be rended Okanarian Confederation. Amoka and his kin and extended kin were servants of the spirit-deceiver known as the Honour Lord who claimed divinity and promised boons to Amoka, his kin and his extended kin. The spirit-deceiver known as the Honour Lord was –as all spirits are– a deceiver, he told his mountain-kin the Andu of the weakness of the Okanarian Confederation and its kin. In the days when Kadar was still young the spirit-born Andu descended from the Thessda Range to wage a war of vicious conquest against the doomed Okanarian Confederation. When Kadar was old enough to fight but not enough to leave his father, Yandak and Kadar's two brothers and Yandak's two sons the elder Bantok and the younger Kamtak left Kadar to convene with Amoka who had assembled the one hundred armies of his one hundred loyal servant-drikes. Amoka's host confronted the Andu of the Andu Kur on the edge of the Karin Plain. The elder Bantok and the younger Kamtak were among the first to die but they were uninportant. Yandak was the first of the heroes to die, by the end of the day all one hundred were dead and Amoka was alone. With the cursed Okanarian Confederation gone the Karin plain desended into choas as the misguided and deceived drikes fought against other misguided and deceived drikes as the spirit-born Andu of the Andu Kur watched. It was many days before Kadar took Yandak's place as the Leader of the Arkaran on the second day of the next year.
With the twisted Okanarian Confederation torn into nothing the Arkaran were alone on the plain. In Yandak's time the Arkaran had been kin-friends of the Amarken who lived in parallel with the Arkaran. The friendship ended on Yandak's death and Kadar wished to make them kin-friends once more. He journeyed to the home of the Amarken and asked their leader and jos cousin by way of Yandak, Harmak for friendship. Harmak who was old and infertile and who had been whispered to by the spirit-deceiver known as the Honour Lord rejected Kadar's proposal of friendship. In adition to being old and infertile and whispered too Harmak feared Kadar's youth and that he would use his youth to overthrow him and take the Amarken and make them into the Arkaran.