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=== Leader of the Kakay === | === Leader of the Kakay === | ||
When Matert became the Leader of the Kakay he inherited the problems of his predecessor. The most notable of these was a legal dispute with the [[Bokok]]. Within the lands of the Bokok, the lower tiers in the [[Karinian social hierarchy]] were not allowed to initiate conversation with the higher tiers. These customs were no longer enforced by law within the lands of the Kakay. The issue was that where the lands of the Bokok and Kakay were was not well defined. On 9-11, 1240 TT Matart's second cousin Moyot Kakay was executed by the Bokok after starting a conversation with a Bokok land owner. Five days later Matart mobilised the [[Kakay Army]] and sent them off to occupy the disputed land beginning [[Moyot's War]]. | When Matert became the Leader of the Kakay he inherited the problems of his predecessor. The most notable of these was a legal dispute with the [[Bokok]]. Within the lands of the Bokok, the lower tiers in the [[Karinian social hierarchy]] were not allowed to initiate conversation with the higher tiers. These customs were no longer enforced by law within the lands of the Kakay. The issue was that where the lands of the Bokok and Kakay were was not well defined. On 9-11, 1240 TT Matart's second cousin Moyot Kakay was executed by the Bokok after starting a conversation with a Bokok land owner. Five days later Matart mobilised the [[Kakay Army]] and sent them off to occupy the disputed land beginning [[Moyot's War]]. | ||
On 29-1, 1237 TT Living King [[Shinkor Garvak]] deployed the Living Army to support Matart's forces. The war ended on 21-2 1337 TT with the Bokok recognising the legality of Kakay law in the disputed area. Despite his victory, the war left Matart with a dislike for how poorly defined the territory of the [[Kadrikes]] was. | |||
=== Early reign === | === Early reign === | ||
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<title source="title1"> <default>Matart Kakay</default> </title> <image source="image1">
</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> Matart Kakay was the 19th Living King and the founder of the Kingdom of Akaria.
Biography
Early life
Matart was born on 15-3 1262 TT in Todak within the Akarian Confederation. The Kakay joined the Brinor Perikat on 14-7 1285 TT on the condition that when it came time to select the 19th Living King they would select the Leader of the Kakay. Matart's grandfather and Leader of the Kakay Banoch Kakay died on 12-2 1242 TT. Three days later Matart defeated Banoch's son Notor in a dual brought on by the right of blood and became the Leader of the Kakay.
Leader of the Kakay
When Matert became the Leader of the Kakay he inherited the problems of his predecessor. The most notable of these was a legal dispute with the Bokok. Within the lands of the Bokok, the lower tiers in the Karinian social hierarchy were not allowed to initiate conversation with the higher tiers. These customs were no longer enforced by law within the lands of the Kakay. The issue was that where the lands of the Bokok and Kakay were was not well defined. On 9-11, 1240 TT Matart's second cousin Moyot Kakay was executed by the Bokok after starting a conversation with a Bokok land owner. Five days later Matart mobilised the Kakay Army and sent them off to occupy the disputed land beginning Moyot's War.
On 29-1, 1237 TT Living King Shinkor Garvak deployed the Living Army to support Matart's forces. The war ended on 21-2 1337 TT with the Bokok recognising the legality of Kakay law in the disputed area. Despite his victory, the war left Matart with a dislike for how poorly defined the territory of the Kadrikes was.