Sigurth 'One-Eye'

Sigurth Varedi, also known as Sigurth 'One-Eye' was the fifth of Gezir's sons. He partook in both the Assassination of Khazi and the Sack of Zora. Accused of the murder of Galbak Jaktri's family, he met his end in a duel with aforementioned Galbak Jaktri in Ahara during the early autumn of year 311 ABV.
== Early life & Assassination of Khazi ==
Sigurth was born in 283 and suffered and survived pneumonia as a five year old, which some claim crippled his height. He became the shortest of the Gezirid brothers. When he was seven, his brother Helleg saved him from drowning. As a teenager, he became a squire for Vareg Abeli, and came to train to become a warrior himself, preferring to use a club or an axe as a weapon, while also training horse-riding. 
During the assassination of Khazi, Sigurth lost his left eye and was taken prisoner for a while. He later was liberated by his brothers.
== Rodmuthana and Zora ==
Despite that Sigurth in 308 was betrothed to Mölara al haus Hormol, the daughter of the Vihnd Gyffat al Haus Hormol, he never consummated the marriage and preferred instead to engage in loose relationships with many women in Rodmuthana, also taking the habit of bragging about both his martial and carnal skills. When challenged, he grew angry and restless, and was ill-rumoured for hurting or raping many young women in the city, some whom had good upbringing. 
Following the Popular Revolution of Rodmuthana in year 309 ABV, Sigurth fled north to join his father in preparation for the campaign against Zora, in which he partook together with his brothers Sturmuth, Helleg and Ulfon. When taking the citadel of Zora, Helleg originally took the Jaktri family as hostages, but Sigurth immediately attacked them savagely, killing many of the women and raping one of Galbak's daughters, starting the Jaktri-Gezirid Feud.
== The Battle of Valza and Duel/Death ==
Sigurth partook both in the defence of Zora and the Battle of Valza during the Fifth Vidstossi-Doryi War, a campaign where his brother Sturmuth performed well and cemented the Gezirid alliance in the north. Thus, the Gezirids participated in the wedding of Sturozina Áskh. Galbak Jaktri appeared in the feast and surrendered to Rodmuth IV, but was also adamant to know whom had murdered his family. Eventually engaging Sigurth, Sigurth insulted both Galbak and Rodhleg Aryani of Ahara, his host, and was arrested when it was revealed that he had concealed a weapon in his boot.
He was challenged to a duel by Galbak Jaktri, but refused to participate unless he would enter the duel fully armed, while Galbak would be unarmed. Galbak used his massive size and physical strength to overpower Sigurth, and kileld him by crushing his head against the floor. Gezir, who was present, suffered a heart attack as a result from seeing his son being crushed to death. Sigurth performed dishonourably at the end of the duel. 
== LegacyCategory:PeopleCategory:Vidstos peopleCategory:VidstosCategory:EmpiresCategory:Moaseraianan peopleCategory:Moaseraiana ==
Sigurth left no legitimate children. He contributed negatively to the status of his family, and had a bad reputation amongst the nobility and gentry of the Kingdom of the Gates. Almó al Haus Öffel said: "So it goes for the one with a loose tongue," following Sigurth's untimely demise.
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