Kocajin

Lady Kocajin (also spelt Gokhajin or Xokachin) was the chief of the Bayut tribe of North Lakay around the turn of the 16th century. 
She was a rather rotund, lumbering, but joyful woman who took pleasure in the simple comforts of mountain living. She spoke to Machavellio Disforza the day he and his party washed up on Lakay, and became correspondents of the Lakayan Liberators. They were the first to support the cause, yet almost the last of the armies to arrive at the Plain of the Three Oaks. After the formation of The Lakayan Federation, Kocajin became ruler of the state of Sierra Aspera. Her daughter, Princess Xabi, married Prince Ghi of the Uiyet tribe, finally uniting the two tribes after several generations of feuding. 
In the early 1520s, Kocajin succumbed to a fever and passed away, leaving her daughter to become ruler of the Bayut.
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