Mongkę Orkhagan

Mongke Or-Khagan (his surname meaning Golden King) was a seven-foot tall bugbear man. He was a member of the Uiyet tribe, and a professional wrestler who eventually became quite famous worldwide.
== Origins ==
He was the second cousin thrice removed of Prince Ghi, the heir (and later leader) of the Uiyet people. Mongke was born in the late 1490s in Lakay, amongst his nomadic people. He learnt how to ride and shoot, but was a lot more brawny than everyone else, and would regularly lift up horses for sport. He used to wrestle his fellow warriors and horse archers, and gained a reputation amongst the tribe. 
Since the Uiyet were a competitive culture of people, Mongke gained a small fortune by the time he was in his late teens. He owned a herd of countless horses won through combat, and received numerous marriage proposals. By 1513, the then-chief Khile of the tribe granted him exemption from serving as one of the tribe's elite warriors in the Battle of Fort Helena lest he be injured. Despite this, Mongke insisted on joining the assault on the fortress. 
On the night before the final march to the Plain of the Three Oaks, Elna Carrinstoke and Alessandro Lucari (of the Lakayan Liberators) arrived in Yeghur, the seasonal Uiyet tent-city. Mongke and Elna wrestled just before the feast, and Elna was one of the few individuals to beat Mongke in a fight, although she used her incredibly small gnomish size & speed to her advantage, as well as blinding Mongke with sand and going for his knees. Mongke gifted Elna a horse from his herd named Broder. Broder was eventually sacrificed and eaten in memory of Elna, who would fall in the battle only the next day.
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Mongke came to Waterdeep in the late 1520s, becoming a famous underground cage fighter, and in 1530, took part in some festivities in The Polished Pump.
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