Komédes the Betrayer
Komédes cýn Dónaphan de Nimýrhem (a.k.a. Komédes Robeparór)
The eldest son of Alachéa de Nimýrhém. He became infamous for orchestrating the assassination of his aunt Cirréloa's family.
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Personal history
Following the untimely death of Alachéa, her younger sister Cirréloa became the heir to the throne. Over the years, Komédes came to understand that this cost him the opportunity to ever become king himself, and he became increasingly jealous of his aunt and her children.
In the year 241 PN, he bribed a servant of the royal family to poison the drinks during a family banquet that was held to celebrate the first clutch of Cirréloa's son Sivinus. The healers only managed to save the queen herself.
When the servant was caught, he was quick to reveal the name of the man behind this heinous crime. Komédes was arrested, tried and beheaded, while his wife and children were stripped of the right to bear the family name de Nimýrhém.
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Life
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51 years old
Circumstances of Death
executed for high treason
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Gender
male
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