Sir Jarren of Burcombe

Sir Jarren ͏͏͏͏

Jarren was the banneret of Burcombe in Salisbury. He was regarded as one of the best swordsmen in the county, and was well-liked by women.
He was formerly a household knight of his liege lord Earl Roderick of Salisbury, residing in Sarum Castle. He was granted Burcombe in 479.
Jarren was married to Lady Adwen of Burcombe and was raised to banneret upon his marriage in 483.
Sir Amlyn squired under him before he was knighted.
Jarren was executed by Earl Artgualchar of Wuerensis for attempted kidnapping of Sir Eiffin of Lighthorne in 488.

Social

Family Ties

Jarren was married to Adwen.
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Religious Views

British Christianity

Relationships

Ethnicity

Cymri

Honorary & Occupational Titles

Banneret of Burcombe, Vassal Knight of Earl Roderick of Salisbury

Life

455 A.D. 488 A.D. 33 years old

Circumstances of Death

Beheaded by the executioner of Earl Artgualchar of Wuerensis

Birthplace

Salisbury, Logres

Spouses

Siblings

Gender

Male

Eyes

Blue

Hair

Blonde

Aligned Organization

Salisbury

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First Appearance
Year 479: Knighthood
Death
Year 488: Strong Enough