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'''{{PAGENAME}}''' (born {{AN|1707}}), son of Balethiva, daughter of Dunric (1682– ), father unknown. Brought into the [[District of the Warring Islands]] by the [[Sea-Reavers]] as a hostage in the year of his birth. Fostered upon the household of the Minister for the Warring Islands, [[Jamshid-e Osman]]. | '''{{PAGENAME}}''' (born {{AN|1707}}), son of Balethiva, daughter of Dunric (1682– ), father unknown. The youngest child of three, he has two siblings, Sunniva (1701– ) and Beagmund (1703– ). His place of birth was believed to have been amongst the ruins of [[Newcastle-Upon-Eastmoor]]. Brought into the [[District of the Warring Islands]] by the [[Sea-Reavers]] as a hostage in the year of his birth. Fostered upon the household of the Minister for the Warring Islands, [[Jamshid-e Osman]]. | ||
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Revision as of 11:33, 26 April 2022
Barnaric (born 1707 AN), son of Balethiva, daughter of Dunric (1682– ), father unknown. The youngest child of three, he has two siblings, Sunniva (1701– ) and Beagmund (1703– ). His place of birth was believed to have been amongst the ruins of Newcastle-Upon-Eastmoor. Brought into the District of the Warring Islands by the Sea-Reavers as a hostage in the year of his birth. Fostered upon the household of the Minister for the Warring Islands, Jamshid-e Osman.
