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=== Early life and education === |
=== Early life and education === |
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Kamore Deram (born Kamore) was born on 13-10 1684 TT to future [[Living King]] [[Ekank]] of the [[Deram Tribal Group|Deram]] and his wife [[Sike]] |
Kamore Deram (born Kamore) was born on 13-10 1684 TT to future [[Living King]] [[Ekank]] of the [[Deram Tribal Group|Deram]] and his wife [[Sike]] of the [[Dar]]. |
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A few years before Kamore's father became the Living King, his predececcor [[Wayok]] signed the [[Weer Garrison Treaty]] between the [[Akarian Confederation]] and the [[Weer Nation]]. The treaty granted the Weer Nation the ability to garrison an unlimited number of forces within Akarian Territory and was extremely unpopular within Akaria. On 26-5 1677 TT Ekank, now Living King convinced the Weer Nation to remove their garrison in exchange for his children being educated within the Weer Nation by the [[Weer]]. Kamore left for Manser two days later. |
A few years before Kamore's father became the Living King, his predececcor [[Wayok]] signed the [[Weer Garrison Treaty]] between the [[Akarian Confederation]] and the [[Weer Nation]]. The treaty granted the Weer Nation the ability to garrison an unlimited number of forces within Akarian Territory and was extremely unpopular within Akaria. On 26-5 1677 TT Ekank, now Living King convinced the Weer Nation to remove their garrison in exchange for his children being educated within the Weer Nation by the [[Weer]]. Kamore left for Manser two days later. |
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During his time with the Weer Kamore picked up many of their customs and attitudes towards things. At some point during his stay he began referring to himself as Kamore Deram as it was customary in Weer society for people to have last names. Kamore returned to the Akarian Confederation on 13-10 1664 TT where his father put him to work managing the Deram |
During his time with the Weer Kamore picked up many of their customs and attitudes towards things. At some point during his stay he began referring to himself as Kamore Deram as it was customary in Weer society for people to have last names. Kamore returned to the Akarian Confederation on 13-10 1664 TT where his father put him to work managing the Deram. |
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=== De facto Leader of the Deram === |
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On 16-3 1663 TT Kamore ordered around half of the Deram |
On 16-3 1663 TT Kamore ordered around half of the Deram to settle where they established [[Durantum]] to serve as their capital. Around the new town Kamore had his people begin farming large amounts of [[combkar]], a type of hardy grain which the Karinians had farmed in small quantities for centuries. |
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When Ekank died on 23-2 1630 TT Kamore succeeded him as Living King. |
When Ekank died on 23-2 1630 TT Kamore succeeded him as Living King. |
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On 27-3 1630 TT Kamore issued [[Kamore's 1st Dictate]] defining the borders of the Akarian Confederation. This was the first time [[dictate]] had ever been used in Akaria being something that Kamore had adopted from the Weer. [[Kamore's 2nd Dictate]] which was issued on 23-4 1630 TT, defined and gave Akaria a flag. |
On 27-3 1630 TT Kamore issued [[Kamore's 1st Dictate]] defining the borders of the Akarian Confederation. This was the first time [[dictate]] had ever been used in Akaria being something that Kamore had adopted from the Weer. [[Kamore's 2nd Dictate]] which was issued on 23-4 1630 TT, defined and gave Akaria a flag. |
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The [[Garvak]], [[Sartak]] and [[Bojin]] joined the Akarian Confederation on 28-1 1629 TT, 19-3 1624 TT and 5-9 1623 TT respectively. Each time one was added a new dictate was issued to readjust Akaria's borders |
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During Kamore's reign, relations with the Weer Nation were at an all-time high. On 8-6, 1608 TT Kamore issued [[Kamore's 33rd Dictate]] bringing the Weer Nation into the Akarian Confederation. The move was brought about due to rising tensions between the Weer Nation and the Andu Kur. Their joining the Akarian Confederation ensured the Karinian's involvement in any war with the Andu Kur. The inner workings of the Weer Nation were not at all affected by this change, with most Weer considering the Akarian Confederation to be a collection of independent entities rather than a singular sovereign state. |
During Kamore's reign, relations with the Weer Nation were at an all-time high. On 8-6, 1608 TT Kamore issued [[Kamore's 33rd Dictate]] bringing the Weer Nation into the Akarian Confederation. The move was brought about due to rising tensions between the Weer Nation and the Andu Kur. Their joining the Akarian Confederation ensured the Karinian's involvement in any war with the Andu Kur. The inner workings of the Weer Nation were not at all affected by this change, with most Weer considering the Akarian Confederation to be a collection of independent entities rather than a singular sovereign state. |
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Revision as of 18:42, 7 January 2024
Kamore Deram | |
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| Living King | |
| In office 23-2 1630 TT – 17-2 1604 TT | |
| Preceded by | Ekank |
| Succeeded by | Karkon Deram |
| Leader of the Deram | |
| In office 26-2 1630 TT – 17-2 1604 TT | |
| Preceded by | Ekank |
| Succeeded by | Karkon Deram |
| Personal details | |
| Born | 13-10 1684 TT Akarian Confederation |
| Died | 17-2 1604 TT Ablesken, Akarian Confederation |
| Nationality | Akarian |
| Spouses | Eka |
| Children | Karkon Deram |
| Parent(s) | Ekank, Sike |
Biography
Early life and education
Kamore Deram (born Kamore) was born on 13-10 1684 TT to future Living King Ekank of the Deram and his wife Sike of the Dar.
A few years before Kamore's father became the Living King, his predececcor Wayok signed the Weer Garrison Treaty between the Akarian Confederation and the Weer Nation. The treaty granted the Weer Nation the ability to garrison an unlimited number of forces within Akarian Territory and was extremely unpopular within Akaria. On 26-5 1677 TT Ekank, now Living King convinced the Weer Nation to remove their garrison in exchange for his children being educated within the Weer Nation by the Weer. Kamore left for Manser two days later.
During his time with the Weer Kamore picked up many of their customs and attitudes towards things. At some point during his stay he began referring to himself as Kamore Deram as it was customary in Weer society for people to have last names. Kamore returned to the Akarian Confederation on 13-10 1664 TT where his father put him to work managing the Deram.
De facto Leader of the Deram
On 16-3 1663 TT Kamore ordered around half of the Deram to settle where they established Durantum to serve as their capital. Around the new town Kamore had his people begin farming large amounts of combkar, a type of hardy grain which the Karinians had farmed in small quantities for centuries.
When Ekank died on 23-2 1630 TT Kamore succeeded him as Living King.
Living King
On 27-3 1630 TT Kamore issued Kamore's 1st Dictate defining the borders of the Akarian Confederation. This was the first time dictate had ever been used in Akaria being something that Kamore had adopted from the Weer. Kamore's 2nd Dictate which was issued on 23-4 1630 TT, defined and gave Akaria a flag.
The Garvak, Sartak and Bojin joined the Akarian Confederation on 28-1 1629 TT, 19-3 1624 TT and 5-9 1623 TT respectively. Each time one was added a new dictate was issued to readjust Akaria's borders
During Kamore's reign, relations with the Weer Nation were at an all-time high. On 8-6, 1608 TT Kamore issued Kamore's 33rd Dictate bringing the Weer Nation into the Akarian Confederation. The move was brought about due to rising tensions between the Weer Nation and the Andu Kur. Their joining the Akarian Confederation ensured the Karinian's involvement in any war with the Andu Kur. The inner workings of the Weer Nation were not at all affected by this change, with most Weer considering the Akarian Confederation to be a collection of independent entities rather than a singular sovereign state.
Kamore Deram died on 17-2 1604 TT and was succeeded by his son Karkon Deram.