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{{Person|born=7-7 1820 TT|died=27-7 1734 TT|nationality=[[Perat]] / [[Arkaran]] / [[Arkarian]]|ethnicity=[[Karinian]]|spouse(s)=[[Kadar]]|children=[[Aket]]|parent(s)=[[Kaydek]] (Father)}}'''Harmain''' was the wife of [[Kadar]] of the [[Arkarans]].
{{Infobox officeholder|name=Harmain|birth_date=7-7 1820 TT|death_date=27-7 1734 TT|nationality=[[Perat]] / [[Arkaran]] / [[Arkarian]]|spouses=[[Kadar]]|children=[[Aket]]|parents=[[Kaydek]]}}

== Biography ==
== Biography ==
=== Early life ===
=== Early life ===

Revision as of 13:29, 14 November 2023

Harmain
Personal details
Born7-7 1820 TT
Died27-7 1734 TT
NationalityPerat / Arkaran / Arkarian
SpousesKadar
ChildrenAket
ParentKaydek


Biography

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, Kadar's father Yandak was killed whilst chasing down some Andu Kur raiders and was replaced with Kadar.

In late 1795 TT, Kadar proclaimed himself a god. Harmain left the Arkarans on 14-1 1794 TT to try and convince the Perats of Kadar's divinity. Her endeavour proved successful on 4-1 1793 TT, when the Perat Tribal Group recognised Kadar's divinity and entered into an alliance with Kadar's tribal groups.

The Andu Kur launched an invasion of the Karin Plain on 26-4 1791 TT. Kadar left with his allies to fight against the invaders, leaving Harmain in charge of his tribal groups. The war ended on 21-7 1787 TT. Three days after that on 24-7-1787 TT, 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.

Death

Harmain died on 27-7 1734 TT.