Cotsono I. of Nacafi

His Holiness High Governor Cotsono I. of Nacafi, known before his conversion to the Order of the First Lord as Kensal the Younger, is the autocratic ruler of Nacafi. Succeeding his father, Kensal of the South, he was governor of Southern Nacafi until defeating loyalist Northern Nacafi during the Nacafian Civil War in 82 AT, after which he declared himself High Governor of the Nacafian Union. He is a grandson of King Tashmang I. Birmanka Minapalsa.
==Name==
The name Cotsono, which he was given after converting to the ultraorthodox Order of the First Lord cult, means "he who shines" in Lashe Felse.
==Family==
Cotsono I. has at least two children, Kxome Kensal, nicknamed "Dada", and Cotsono II. 
==Early Life==
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==Governor of the South==
Kensal the Younger succeeded his father Kensal the Older as governor of southern Nacafi.
==Role in the Civil War==
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==As High Governor of Nacafi==
Cotsono I. began the Nacafi-Ujozan war in 96 AT in response to violent clashes at the southern border. He thereby greatly expanded the nation and built more fortifications than any of his predecessors. Cotsono expanded the army by adding a naval fleet, and he assisted Tèneva in building a road between the two nations.
Around 98 AT, Cotsono I. contracted an illness (possibly syphilis) with fever-like symptoms and inflammations. It then subsided for months, only to attack and damage his nervous system so severely that he was unable to resume his duties. Cotsono I. resigned and was succeeded by his secondborn son Cotsono II.
== Later life and death ==
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Category:Nacafi