Torkai Ul-Tash

Torkai Ul-Tash (clan name: Torkai XXXXXXX) was the leader of a united Suagir horde which exploded from the high steppe in 901 CV and, over the next twelve years, conquered all of Kelimaria, Urem, and many lesser lands. He is, without a doubt, the most legendary of all the Suagir warlords and the most feared conqueror ever known to Orithea until the appearance of Gol Garga over three centuries later. His unstoppable armies swept over a vast expanse of territory stretching all the way across Orithea and, until his death in 930 CV, he ruled largest empire known in recorded history. He took for himself the unprecedented title Ul-Tash, meaning over-king or paramount king, and this honorific has become part of the name by which he has been remembered ever since. To his enemies and the many nations he ruthlessly subjugated he was known by epithets such as Torkai the Jackal, the All-Conqueror, XXXXXX, XXXXXX, and XXXXXX. The conquests of Torkai resulted in the downfall of the Shasrahla Sultanate in Kelimaria, and the complete destruction of the major Uremite kingdoms of XXXXX, XXXXX, XXXXXXXX, XXXX, and XXXXXX. 
Torkai had six recognized sons. In order from eldest to youngest, they were: Mahukai, killed by Torkai's own hand after his unsuccessful rebellion against his father; Kirdai, who would inherit what became the Kirdan Empire; Jargaal, killed in battle against XXXXXXXXX; Tovaan, who would inherit Kelimaria and Ojaum as the short-lived Tovaanid Empire; Aotujai who would inherit the rule of Suagirea itself but lose control of it after a crushing defeat against the Phyridians in 945 CV; and Aozmat, the youngest, who died under mysterious circumstances in 929 CV and may have been assassinated by poison or magic. 
Upon his death, Torkai's immense domain was divided among his sons Kirdai (who received the lands of Urem), Tovaan (who received Kelimaria and Ojaum), and Aotujai (who received Suagirea itself and territories below the vantagelands). Each of these three sons took the title Ul-Tash like their father before them, which had become not just a title but a new regnal clan name for what, at the time, was presumed to be a triad of coequal "Torkaian" dynasties that would thenceforth rule much of Orithea (and, quite likely, eventually conquer what remaining lands their founder had not). The three resulting domains, each huge in its own right, would come to be known as the Kirdan, Tovaanid, and Aotujan Empires, although only the Kirdan Empire would last more than a few decades.
Torkai died a dedicated adherent of the traditional Suagir religious practices. On his deathbed, he was offered the healing magic of Vanir-Vaati priests if he would only acknowledge their gods over his own. He refused, declaring he would rather die with the favor of XXXXXXX and XXXX than live with their scorn for accepting the cult of the conquered races.