Karkon Deram

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Karkon Deram
Living King
In office
17-2 1604 TT – 2-1 1591 TT
Preceded byKamore Deram
Succeeded byToghon Kakay
Leader of the Deram
In office
20-2 1604 TT – 2-1 1591 TT
Preceded byKamore Deram
Succeeded byTomaek Deram
Personal details
Born7-10 1662 TT
Durantum, Akarinian Confederation
Died2-1 1591 TT
Ablesken, Akarinian Confederation
NationalityAkarian
Parent(s)Eka, Kamore Deram

Biography

Early life

Karkon was born in a koat, in Durantum within the Akarinian Confederation, during the reign of his grandfather, Living King Ekank. His father Kamore Deram (later Living King), was the oldest son of Ekank and had been educated in the Weer Nation. His mother, Eka, was a member of the Ikane.

When Kamore Deram died on 17-2 1604 TT Karkon instantly become the new Living King.

Living King

When Karkon took power the Akarinian Confederation lacked a standing army, instead relying on the forces of the individual Kadrikes that made up the country. He decided that in order to better defend themselves from a potential Andu Kur attack the Akarinian Confederation would need to acquire an army and to do that they would need to begin taxing their population. Putting taxes in place would not be an easy task as the Kadrikes were not used to the concept and might react harshly to them. Karkon decided that the best way to go about implementing taxation was to only tax his own allies. A deal was made between Karkon and the Dar, Ikane, Kakay, Perat and Skrake they would allow their people to be taxed and in exchange, they as a group would decide on the next Living King. On 19-9 1602 TT Karkon Deram issued Karkon's 5th Dictate which began taxing members of the Todak Perikat. Toghon Kakay, a grandson of Karkon was chosen to succeed him as Living King. On the same day Karkon's 6th Dictate was issued establishing the Living Army.

Karkon died on 2-1 1591 TT and was succeeded as Living King by Toghon Kakay without incident.