Kaihan

Kaihan (481 - 567) was the eldest son of Adagan Khan and the first Khan of Krasnar. 
== Personality ==
Kaihan has been described by acquaintances as soft-spoken and shy. This clashes with the ruthless picture painted of his conduct at Vorgebirge, suggesting that he was bullied into action by sub-commanders during the battle. He was a great admirer of Dalforean architecture, commissioning many Dalforean-inspired buildings in Ealsor and its surrounds in the last years of his reign. His son Karhos, however, let many of these projects fall into disrepair as a way of lashing out at his father.
== Biography ==
Kaihan is first recorded by Reman sources as the infant son of Adagan in 483, when the governor of Umbraus demanded Kaihan as a hostage to ensure the Tungrids' good behaviour in the face of their increasingly rebellious sentiment. This was the final straw that led the Tungrids to migrate.
Later Kaihan appeared at the age of twenty-one, commanding the Tungrid missile cavalry at the Battle of Vorgebirge. He performed admirably, circling behind and attacking the Lacrivian contingent of his own volition and annihilating the Scanbroughan force without any intervention of melee troops.
After Vorgebirge, Adagan appointed Kaihan the governor of Ealsor, which he governed well. Starting as a collection of traders on the bank of the Hurva River, Kaihan turned Ealsor into a major trading centre in the region and, upon the death of his father in 528, the capital city of the country of Krasnar.
Kaihan managed to keep his country out of the Tungrid Wars by pledging fealty to the Minister of Dalfore in 535. He gave rulership of Krasnar to his son Karhos in 542 and lived out the rest of his days travelling around Dalfore.
Category:People
Category:Tungrids
Category:Krasnar