Gotiph

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</image> <group> <header>Personal Details</header> <label>Born</label> <label>Died</label> <label>Nationality</label> <label>Ethnicity</label> <label>Spouse(s)</label> <label>Children</label> <label>Parent(s)</label> <label>Occupation</label> </group> </infobox> Gotiph was the third leader of the Akarian Confederation, the eldest son of Aket and a grandson of Kadar. He reigned from 1774 TT to 1699 TT. Kadarists consider him to be one of their gods.

Biography

Early life

Gotoph received military training under his grandfather Kadar. Following Kadar's death in 1757 TT his, widow and Gotiph's grandmother Harmain began training him as a diplomat as opposed to as a warrior. On 27-3 1755 TT whilst traveling with Harmain the pair managed to convince the Lakar Tribal Group to join the Akarian Confederation.

Early reign

Gotiph's father and the Leader of the Akarian Confederation Aket died on 10-10 1728 TT. Gotiph immediately succeeded him as leader. Gotiph claimed that the Living Spirit had transferred to him upon his father's death as it had done from Kadar to Aket. The ossbosches and their respective tribal leaders made no attempt to challenge his claim.

During the reign of both Kadar and Aket the Akarian Confederation lacked a permeanant capital. On 17-5 1727 TT Gotiph ordered the construction of Ablesken on spot where Kadar first made his claim to divinity. Within the new city Gotiph ordered the construction Tumak Ordok to serve as his residence.