Zavan Komas

INTRODUCTION
Zavan Komas (382-399VC) was the Eldest son of Jindrich Loren and heir apparent until his death at the Battle of the Red Bog in 399. 
EARLY LIFE
Zavan Komas was born in Komas castle to Jindrich Loren and Susanna of Samospeze in 382. During and after his birth, Susanna developed an ailment that prevented her from making children until 387 when she gave birth to Jan Stavlan in 387 and Prokop in 388. Zavan was tutored by Agnis of Valy and was later brought on a number of defeats against Mattheas the Magnificent by his father in 388, 393 and 395. 
BATTLE OF THE RED BOG
At only the age of 17, Jindrich sent Zavan with a contingent of Loren soldiers to Krouze nad Orat to annhiliate a Jehnidy army under the newly ascended Hejnrik II of Jehnidy. Zavan lead a bold yet fruitless attack on unyielding Jehnidy lines and was caught in an uncoordinated retreat where he was trampled and cut by the pursuing Jehnidy knights. His body was recovered and interred in nearby Vrdanitze Abbey.
AFTERMATH
The Young prince's death left his father devastated, who signed the Treaty of Mordibau following his death. The line of succesion was also changed to go to Jan Stavlan instead, who was seemingly a fickle and naive bookworm.