Xedcǎü

Xedcǎü, Warrior of Chyatakia (name pronounced /kɛd:saʊ/, khed-SAO; Chyatak: Xedcǎü, shǎnzyǔ ko Chyataki; c. 1064 - 1 July 1139) was a prominent Chyatakian warrior hailing from Ancient Floresca. Xedcǎü was a skilled fighter, rumoured to be able to take on thousands of opponents and be victorious. Xedcǎü is primarily remembered as the mastermind behind the Sacking of Covpetra, which took place on April 15th, 1092. Outside of this, Xedcǎü participated in various battles, before being killed via beheading at the Third Yugovian Insurrection.
Xedcǎü was born sometime around 1064; the first part of his name derived from his father's family name, Xedu, while the 'cǎü' part came from the name of the town he was born in, Cǎüsigte (today known as Corset). Information on Xedcǎü's life is scarce, primarily because alot of his famed war diaries have been lost or destroyed. Xedcǎü took up warrior training as a young child, and quickly learned the basics of combat. He was later put in charge of a singular battalion, which he used along with three other battalions to perform the Sacking of Covpetra.
Xedcǎü later toured the Chyatakian lands, doing business for whoever payed him the most money. Before long, Xedcǎü was requested by the warlord state of Floresca - his home country - to assist the Florescan troops in the Third Yugovian Insurrection. During the insurrection, Xedcǎü was captured by Yugovian soldiers, and executed in front of a live audience at the steps of the Grand Palace on July 1st, 1139. He was aged 75 at the time of his death.
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Category:Chyatakian people
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Category:Yugovia