Žaðolý
Žaðolý was a head of the Ýlëntuk Family and widely considered to be one of the Family's two members of the Žötó-Žimiara alongside Ašamóš. From 25113 AYM until his death in 25090 AYM he constructed the road-and-pit system which became a staple of the Ýlëntuk landscape due to its ability to divert, transport, and collect the debris from rockslides. While highly successful during his lifetime, it was unable to accommodate the erratic nature of the rockslides in the later half of the Ýmor-Šapariž, and floods from the Kairn River System quickly rendered it ineffective and detrimental to the Ýlëntuk Family's situation. Nonetheless, Žaðolý was venerated by the Family for the increase in trade and wealth the Family saw as a result of his system, and in later years his name was usually brought up as an effective example of 'family-centric governance', or a system in which members of the Family itself are responsible for its well-being.
Biography
Žaðolý was the son of the previous Head of the Ýlëntuk Family. (to be added to later)
Member of the Žötó-Žimiara
Born: 25155 AYM
Died: 25090 AYM
Age: 65 years
Family: Ýlëntuk Family
Comments