Tsang Syaoran

Tsang Syaoran is a teacher of faith and former Merchant king of the Yun-Tsau Dynasty, after his failure of revitalizing the Dynasty, he was exiled from the lands by the Provisional government within Yun-Tsau. His whereabouts have been lost due to failures of communication, he is accompanied by his servant Mèng yáo who was given to him after his exile from Yun-Tsau as means of helping as a guide due to his inflicted blindness. 
== Origin ==
==== Childhood ==== 
Born within the Tsang district of the city of Enyonggeku-yo, Syaoran's early life was remarked by his interested in the family legacy of faith and the upholding of the Askeviryan Faith. Upon meeting with members of the Shao clan within Enyonggeku-yo Syaoran would experience his first taste of literary artwork as he would watch and listen to them reciting their poetry. In his late teens Tsang would unexpectedly gain a brother despite being the only child of his father and mother, a member of the Cheung Clan whose parents had both died while seafaring, whose name he would later know as Kang. 
== Dynasty leadership selection and Failure ==
In the Yun-Tsau government system, heads of the four clans of the Tsau are made to choose between the best of their clan and make them participate within the selection test for the leadership of the dynasty, Syaoran was among of the three of the chosen by the head of his clan and was made to participate within the tests, the second chosen was his brother Tsang Kang and the third being his cousin Tsang Yi. Due to an unknown illness Yi would die weeks before the beginning of the selection test leaving only Syaoran and Kang as the only representatives of the Tsang clan. 
After the arrival of the tests, Syaoran would be able to pass the first few which were literary in nature but failed in the physical tests due to his bodily weakness to his brother. Losing within the test meant the heavy punishment by the Tsang clan which is both the removal of the eyes and Castration, alongside them is the forced ordaining into the Priesthood of the Askeviryan faith. 
== First and second Exiles == 
The First exile of Syaoran is known to have been roughly a few years before the annexation of the Yun-Tsau into the Akashiro shogunate as punishment due to his failure within the ruler selection tests. 
The second exile is known to have been during the era of the Yun-Tsau vassalship to the Akashiro shogunate where after the death of Syaoran's brother Kang, he was appointed as Merchant King by the provisional council due to his blood ties to Kang, after his failure of reviving the nation and the death of thousands due to the famine that hit Yun-Tsau, he was forced to step down and exiled once more now permanently from his homeland as he was taken by a ship somewhere far away as to prevent his return. 
== Literary works and poet life == 
The Only literary work of Tsang Syaoran publicly known as "The Lotus of time", a short poetic story which was semi-popular within Enyonggeku-yo and earning him recognition by the Shao clan who are known masters of Poetry. 
 
He is also known to write Poetry and have bought multiple famous poetry works in order to study them.