Naikar Oken
Naikar Oken was the Leader of the Oken and the namesake of the Naikar deals.
Naikar Oken | |
|---|---|
| Leader of the Oken | |
| In office 16-2 244 TT – 22-1 116 TT | |
| Preceded by | Womak Oken |
| Succeeded by | Arakar Oken |
| Personal details | |
| Born | 21-11 196 TT Oksken, Kingdom of Akaria |
| Died | 22-1 116 TT Oksken, Kingdom of Akaria |
| Parent(s) | Domloi Kakay, Hankar Oken |
Biography
Early life
Naikar Oken was born into the Oken, the rulers of the Oken Kadrike which at the time of his birth was one of the poorest Kadrikes in Akaria.
Leader of the Oken, Womak Oken died on 13-2 244 TT. After three days of mourning Naikar's father Hankar Oken proclaimed himself Leader of the Oken. Naikar challenged his proclamation under the right of blood and the two duelled with Naikar winning and being recognised as the Leader of the Oken.
Naikar Deals
Between 17-3 and 22-3 143 TT the city of Manser in the Weer Kadrike was engulfed in flames, with a large portion of their industiral district destroyed. Soon after, strikes and protests took place in Manser with the majority concerning the production of volatile chemicals production in the city centre which had greatly contributed to the size of the fire. Naikar Oken met with the Oceanic Council in Manser to discuss a proposal he had come up with. Naikar told the council about how the Oken owned a large amount of relatively worthless land in Oksken and would be willing to let Oksken take on Manser's chemical production. The deal he proposed would give the Oceanic Council control over a portion of the Oken's land in Oksken for twenty years, at which point the land and anything on the land would revert to Oken control. In addition, ten percent of all profits generated from the land would go to the Oken. After three days and the murder of Amsani Weer, the Oceanic Council accepted the offer. During the two decades following the industrial sector in Naikar continued to decline leading Naikar to make further deals of a similar nature with other Weer. The Naikar Deals marked Oksken's transition from a rural backwater to an industrial hot spot.