Cáras Céathan Cáradolan

Cáras Céathan Cáradolan was a senior Raidhsénian politician and senior member of the Trí ceannairí group of three. He and two other members succeeded Bádhean Maedhaib after the death of his brother Raidhalán.
Cáradolan was also a Solastic scribe of the Eolas tradition  who was involved in scientific research. He had a very strict  simplicist interpretation of the three sisters, and disliked common superstition.
==Death==
During the Wánna war, despite his scientific specialisation, he becomes tasked as part of his government war duties with leading a political and religious study of the Wánna people, with a view to their eventual assimilation into the Solastic protectorate which necessitates his presence at the frontline. At the battle of Cáthal Cáthalas he somehow becomes caught up in hostilities, and is killed by three Elleadhi arrows which pierce his chest.
After 22 years in office, he ends as one of the longest serving Government leaders in Raidhsénian history after Corraidhín.
His seat in the ruling leadership is taken by the military figure and diplomat, Meléd Íathlin.
==Change in legislation prompted by death==
Cáradolan's death led to the Raidhsénian government banning the appearance of Government and Eaglais employed intellectual non-combatants in frontline roles.
==Administration==
Preceeded by 	Length of administration	Succeeded by
Bádhean Maedhaib	22 years 	Meléd Íaithlin
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