Tashmang the Brave

King Tashmang the Brave, sometimes referred to as Tashmang III., of the Taksalus was an Ankacau noble and attempted to seize power of the Kingdom of Nacafi by incarcerating rightful heir Numcokh the Wise, starting the Nacafian Civil War. Tashmang the Brave was the son of government official Vango of the North and husband of Pammane, the daughter of King Tashmang II.. After losing the civil war, he and Pammane were exiled to the island of Khologha in Nacafi's Sunkaitin colony, whence he disappeared in 87 AT.
== Name ==
The name, like all conventional names of the House of Taksalus, consists of a given name, a honorific second name, and a patrilinear last name.
First name 	Second name	Last name
Tashmang 	(tbc) 	Minapalsa
"The fearless"	"(tbc)" 	"wide head"
== Family ==
Tashmang the Brave is the son of governor Vango of the North and his wife Cifilka Minapalsa, the oldest daughter of King Tashmang I. Birmanka Minapalsa. His mother died during childbirth of Tashmang's youngest brother Sulo the Slow. He has two younger brothers, Vango, who died at the age of 3, and Sulo, who died at the age of 15. His younger sister Tomme married Numcokh the Wise and thus later became the queen of the Tassal Kingdom.
Tashmang the Brave married Pammane, the only child of King Tashmang II. and therefore his cousin, in 74 AT.
He was described by many of his contemporaries as "very assertive, but rather stupid".
 
== Early Life ==
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== Role in the Civil War ==
When his uncle and father-in-law King Tashmang II. became bedridden after suffering from a stroke, Tashmang the Brave declared himself his successor and forcefully denied the rightful heir, Numcokh the Wise, access to the royal palace. This event started the Nacafian civil war.
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== Exile and Disappearance ==
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