Démir Döğer the Warrior King

Deli Démir Döğer was the a Warrior King and Cheiftain of the Döğer Tribe, Leader of the One of the Ten Andal Tribes of the First Northland Kingdom of Sternlands. He was a fearsome warrior and a strong rider. He was known for his double-axe fighting style, agile fighting strength, and leadership. He was popularly called 'Deli Démir', meaning Mad Démir for his offensive battle stance and hunger for battle.
== History ==
=== First Andal Invasion of Sternlands ===
Démir, a Free Company Warrior Leader was recruited by his uncle, a member of the Andal pirates in a campaign to attack the Northwestern Stronghold of the Talmerians, sailing west of the Blue Sea to the Sternlands. Abroad the ship, Démir befriended two Andal warriors, brothers Hädriän and Döğer of Orëgön, and a half-Tymerian and half-Andal sea navigator calling himself Albånus the Seafarer.
During the First Andal Invasion of Sternlands, Démir went on to serve King Börys in his vanguard and fought nearly thirty battles in the attempt to conquer the Northwestern Stronghold of the Talmerians, which formed as the "First Northland Kingdom of Sternlands". King Börys formed twelve vassals of his kingdom that would later became the original 'Twenty Andal Tribes of the Northland', among them were the Ýazĭr Tribe founded by brothers Hädriän and Döğer. In the later campaigns, around one thousand Andal warriors were sent east to conquer nearby lands and create uproar for the Talmerian Rulers. During this eastern campaign of the First Northland Kingdom, four more tribes (Döğer Tribe, Kızık Tribe, Çepni Tribe, and Baýat Tribe) were formed in the newly conquered region of present-day Southern Vale and Northern Greenlands that would add to the twelve vassals of the Northland Kingdom and become part of the original 'Twenty Andal Tribes of the Northland'.
== Legacy ==
Démir married the daughter of his brother-in-arms who died in the eastern campaign to strengthen the blood, Safĭna Döğer, fathering five children, and take on the family name Döğer after his fallen brother-in-arms, Döğer Ýazĭr. His bloodline would be carried on by his two sons, Börys Döğer and Albånus Döğer, who would form the Döğer Tribe as the Sixth Strongest Member of the Ten Andal Tribes of the Sternlands.
His legacy would be carried on his eldest son, Harûn Döğer, which would lead to the formation of the Woodhecker Family of Yronwood three generations later and by his third son, Đarius Döğer, which would lead to the formation of the House of Yronwood and House Garrigon two generations later.
His granddaughter, Fáyrüze Döğer would go on to become a Privateer Captain and one of the bravest Privateers under the Royal Navy.