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Kalami

Kalami is a lighteyed historian of note on Roshar and a senior scribe of House Kholin. She has long dark hair and is married to Teleb. 
She planned to write a history of the War of Reckoning and had gained permission to record meetings such as the discussion between Dalinar and Teleb on whether or not they would run a plateau assault.
After losing her husband in the Battle of Narak, she throws herself into her work as a historian and a scribe. She has done scholarly work on Vorin theory, so she could provide Dalinar with some information about the Desolations. She is also present to scribe the communication between Dalinar and the other monarchs on his first attempt to unify them against the Voidbringers.
== Notes ==
Kale Tekiel

Kale Tekiel is a noble in the Final Empire on Scadrial, shortly before the Collapse.
After House Tekiel's reputation and finances were destroyed in the house war, Tekiel tried to leave Luthadel, but the show of weakness was too much for other Luthadel nobility. Some of Tekiel's leadership was assassinated, and the rest had been killed on their canal boats, which were set on fire. This was the work of House Hasting.
Kale was implied to be one of the Tekiel nobles who were murdered. Telden Hasting said to Elend Venture that the house war would be no big deal, and that soon everyone would look back and wonder what the fuss was about, but Elend knew the stakes were higher, and Kale certainly wouldn't be able look back, since he was killed with the other Tekiels.
== Notes ==
Kalishor

Kalishor is an Alethi Shardbearer who fought on the Shattered Plains of Roshar during the War of Reckoning. 
== History ==
Kalishor only had a suit of Shardplate, he did not own a Shardblade. As none of the full Shardbearers would accept his challenge to duel for Shards, Adolin Kholin decided to try challenging Kalishor. He felt that Kalishor was eager for notoriety, and would accept for the chance to gain prestige, as well as Adolin's Shards. However, it appears that he also denied Adolin's challenge.
== Notes ==
Kalkis

Kalkis are rumored metal beings created by the Lord Ruler on Scadrial.
Kalkis are thought to have been created at some point during the Final Empire. They supposedly stayed hidden until the post-Catacendre era, when they were rediscovered by a Scadrian nobleman named Stefan Sauvage. Sauvage referred to them as "Unknown Constructs of Antiquity" and claimed to know the location of a living tribe of kalkis. Their existence has not been confirmed.
==History==
===Stefan Sauvage's Map===
Sauvage commissioned a large tapestry map of New Seran in ; he added a secret pocket to the map and enclosed a letter to his daughter Nicelle that included instructions on how to find the kalkis. Nothing is known of how or where he found them. Stefan died under unknown circumstances and left the map to Nicelle as her inheritance.
===The Ghastly Gondola Incident===
After Stefan's death, Nicelle (also known as Nicki Savage) seemed to be aware that her father had hidden instructions in the map and set out on a "quest" to continue his research. In , she was in New Seran and got into an altercation with Nazh, who wanted the map for cartographic purposes. Nazh appeared to be ignorant of the hidden pocket, referring to it as "just a stupid map". The map was torn into two pieces during the scuffle, which took place on a gondola; Nazh absconded with the larger portion of the map (and later annotated it for Khriss), but Nicelle retained the piece with the hidden pocket. After briefly encountering a man matching Hoid's description, she went home and read her father's letter.
==Veracity==
Although kalkis are not mentioned by anyone who lived during Classical Scadrial, that does not preclude their existence; the planet has large, diverse landmasses and a relatively small population. Entire societies lived with no contact for well over a thousand years, so it is feasible that a small tribe of beings could stay hidden for even longer.
Nicelle's depiction of the incident with Nazh appeared as part of a serialized broadsheet story in the embellished style of Allomancer Jak, making it difficult to separate fact from fiction; kalkis are otherwise unknown, and may be apocryphal. However, a gondola was in fact damaged in New Seran and Nazh had a ripped portion of Stefan's map, implying that parts of Nicelle's story were accurate.
==Trivia==
*Nicelle's story was written by Isaac Stewart, and could be continued in a future novella.
== Notes ==
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Kaltii

Kaltii is a city in southern Arelon. It lies along the Chasm.
It is very close to the spot where the cross is indicated on Aon Mea. The cross is meant to represent a place with a high density of life, as it has a strong cognitive presence. It is unknown whether Kaltii has any particular relation to thoughtfulness or caringness, the meaning or Aon Mea. It is also unknown whether or not the Chasm appeared near Kaltii by coincidence or whether there was a specific reason.
== Notes ==
Kalyani

Kalyani is one of Stephen Leeds' aspects.
She is a linguist who was created after Steve flips through a book on Hebrew. She acts as Stephen’s interpreter during his visit to Jerusalem. Stephen isn’t very good with languages, and Kalyani has to feed him words one at a time. She occasionally slips up, acting as if she is talking to a person rather than Stephen.
== Appearance and Personality ==
She is a round faced Indian woman in her late twenties. Her skin is a deep tan, and she has a red dot on her forehead. She wears clothing of intricate make, red and gold colored. She sometimes wears a sari.
She is kind and patient and likes to give hugs. She also may make Indian curries for the other aspects, or encourage them to try them, as J.C. mentions her making one for them (which he assumes is Chinese food, since it has rice in it). 
== History ==
Steve created Kalyani after reading through a book on Hebrew syntax, grammar, and vocabulary on the plane to Jerusalem. She came up to first class with him and talked with him. With Kalyani’s assistance, Steve spoke with a flight attendant in Hebrew, helping prove to Monica that he his aspects really are real and give him knowledge. Upon arriving in Jersaulem, Kaylani often wandered a bit, listening in on conversations in Hebrew. She helped Stephen ask questions of a police officer. 
When Stephen was captured by members of the Abu Sayyaf, Kalyani and the others presented themselves as being bound with tight ropes. When the men brought in Razon and began beating him, Kalyani felt great sympathy for him and cried. When Monica escaped and a gunfight ensued, Kalyani took cover and cowered for the duration of the fight. At the end of the fight, she worriedly pointed out that one of the men on the ground was not actually dead. This allowed Stephen to see the grenade in the man’s hand and get far enough away to avoid being killed by the blast.
Kalyani took a less active role in Stephen’s later jobs, but stayed close. After asking Stephen multiple times if he can make her husband Rahul an aspect too, saying that he is a good photographer, he appeared at the mansion where they live. Kalyani befriended one of Stephen’s aspects, Ngozi, helping her grow more comfortable being outside despite her germophobia. In Stephen’s other jobs, Kalyani often took calls from several other aspects and relayed them to Stephen while he was busy.
== Trivia ==
* Kalyani is named after Brandon's good friend Kalyani Poluri, who is a beta reader and assists Brandon with aspects of the cosmere that connect to Indian mythology.
== Notes ==
Kamali

Princess Kamali is the heir to the throne of Mokia. The Knights of Crystallia evacuate her shortly after the siege of Tuki Tuki begins. Alcatraz returns the rule of Mokia to her the day after the siege is broken and the librarians are defeated. 
== Relationships ==
Princess Kamali is the daughter of King Talakimallo and Angola Dartmoor. This also makes her Bastille and Rikers' niece and Draulin and Brig Dartmoor's granddaughter.
== Notes ==
Kamiko

Queen Kamiko is a monarch of the Free Kingdoms.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Kamiko is an Asian-looking woman of around fifty years of age. She dislikes people disagreeing with her.
== History ==
After the Hushlands defeat at taking the Free Kingdoms nation of Mokia, Queen Kamiko met via Communicator's Glass with Leavenworth Smedry alongside other monarchs of the Free Kingdoms to discuss sending people to help the Smedrys. Kamiko did not like the way Alcatraz spoke to her and the other monarchs, and cut off communication. Alcatraz used his Talent to reconnect communication with the monarchs.
== Notes ==
Kaminah

Kaminah is the oldest ward of May Aladar. She serves as Adolin Kholins aide-de-camp during the Battle of Azimir.
== Appearance & Personality ==
Kaminah is a young Alethi woman with curls of light brown hair, pointing to some partial foreign ancestry. She is atleast seventeen years old at the time of the Battle of Azimir.
Although initially somewhat nervous about her promotion to aide-de-camp due to her complete lack of experience, she rapidly takes to the role with eagerness, showing initiative and looking for ways to be helpful.
== History ==
Kaminah arrived at Azimir together with her Teacher May Aladar who was going to assist Adolin Kholin as his head scribe. When Adolin assigned May to command his archers he promoted Kaminah to his new aide-de-camp. Kaminah rapidly took to her new role and and relayed Adolins orders and messages during the siege. She also saw to that he got enough food and sleep, directly ordering him to go to bed on atleast one occassion. When asked about what it meant to control Azimir by Adolin, she offered to write to Urithiru to try and find out more.
When the Oathgate defense finally completly broke during the seventh day of the siege, Kaminah, along with Mays other wards, made it to the Emperors hidden saferoom where she received the news of Naraks fall and Thaylenahs treaty via spanreed.
== Relationships ==
===May Aladar===
Kaminah is the oldest ward of May Aladar.
===Adolin Kholin===
Adolin gives Kaminah a battlefield promotion to his aide-de-camp shortly before start of the siege of Azimir. He later notes that she seems to have quickly grown into her new role and does her job well.
===Colot===
Colot gives Kaminah advice on her role as Adolins aide and pushes her to be more confident in it by giving her the task of ordering Adolin to rest. This somewhat backfires as she then also gives him the same order.
== Notes ==
Kammar

Kammar is an ancient fighting stance developed on Roshar.
Kammar is designed to defeat enemies without harming them, and so is considered a peaceful form. It focuses on grabbing people and immobilizing them by using their own weight against them. Only the hands are used in kammar.
Szeth is trained in kammar, so it is possible that this is a Shin-specific art. The grabbing motions are ideal for infusing people with Stormlight, so Szeth is dangerous even with it alone, and without a Shardblade.
== Notes ==
Kandra Homeland

The Homeland was the secret, underground nation of the kandra on Scadrial during the Final Empire.
It was located in the same mountain range as the Arguois caverns and the Pits of Hathsin, in fact many of its tunnels connected to the latter and had to be kept blocked and guarded. It was located close to Luthadel. After Harmony remade the world an entrance to the Homeland was placed directly under the Field of Rebirth. The caverns of the Homeland were said to be quite large, too large to be filled by the kandra, some members liked the solitude they provided after decades out on Contracts.
== The Trustwarren ==
The Trustwarren was one of the most important caverns in the entire cave complex, evidenced by the fact that it was one of the only rooms lit by oil lamps. It was circular and had metal walls, which may have been constructed of aluminum or otherwise intended to protect the Trust from Ruin. In the center there was a platform about a foot tall made of steel, with a small hole in the center. It served a number of functions such as a meeting room for the entire kandra people, a courtroom, and as the location of the Trust.
The Trust was the name given by the kandra to the Lord Ruler's atium cache, which was part of Ruin's power. The vast majority of the atium mined in the Pits never left the complex but was instead smuggled into the Homeland, to be hidden under the platform in the center of the Trustwarren. This was done to deny Ruin access to a part of his power. The atium used to pay for service Contracts was also added to the Trust.
== Other Locations of Note ==
Not much is known about the different areas of the Homeland apart from the Trustwarren. However, the following locations were either mentioned or seen.
* A cavern where food for the kandra, a kind of fungus was grown in stone pits.
* A prison where renegade kandra are kept.
== Notes ==
Kangchenjunga Sarekgjakka

Kangchenjunga Sarektjåkkå is a Librarian and a leader in the Wardens of the Standard. 
== Appearance and Personality ==
She looks like a little old grandmother. She wears a shawl and carries an orange handbag. She has shaky legs and her back is bowed with age. She uses a cane to walk. 
She is a noted baker; Leavenworth Smedry said one of the nice things about facing off against her was the treats.
== History ==
Most people, including other Librarians, cannot pronounce her name, so she is often called She Who Cannot Be Named. In his narrative, Alcatraz Smedry gets annoyed at typing her long nickname and calls her Swcbn for short. One of the only people who calls her by her full name is Leavenworth Smedry, and Kangchenjunga claims that he is the only one "out here" (presumably in the Free Kingdoms) who can pronounce it correctly. 
Kangchenjunga and Leavenworth have a storied history. She calls him friend, though he refutes the title. Their relationship includes an incident in which Kangchenjunga caught Leavenworth in a trap that left him dangling from a frozen mountain cliff with his foot tied to a slowly-melting block of ice and his body strapped with bacon, stuck with a sign that read "Free Wolf Chow." 
She travels to Nalhalla to oversee a treaty that would end hostilities between the Wardens of the Standard and the Free Kingdoms in exchange for Librarian control of Mokia. During the chaos surrounding the eventual tearing up of the treaty, she sits calmly and knits. When her faction is eventually defeated, she finally puts down her knitting, revealing an afghan with a depiction of a bloody skull . She chastises her opponents, and vanishes, being replaced with an exact statue of herself.
She also orders the execution of Himalaya Smedry, her former assistant.
== Trivia ==
Her first name is likely a reference to the mountain Kangchenjunga in between Nepal and India. Her last name is likely a reference to the mountain Sarektjåkkå in Sweden.
== Notes ==
Kaplan

Kaplan is a person which Tress mentions as a victim of the attack on the Oot's Dream by the Crow's Song on Lumar. They are likely a fictitious character created by Tress.
Tress told Crow that Kaplan, Marple, and Mallory, ostensibly late crew members of the Oot's Dream, were her family; she did so so that Crow would want her to run away at their port call in Shimmerbay in order to spread the news that the crew of the Crow's Song had killed all the people on the Oot's Dream. This would have both fulfilled Crow's plan to make her crew into deadrunners and given Tress the freedom to find other passage to Kingsport.
== Notes ==
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Kara Stewart

Kara Stewart is the CFO and Merchandise Director for Dragonsteel Entertainment. She leads a team known as "Team Silverlight" and handles sales, signings, release parties, shipping, and everything else related. She manages Brandon Sanderson's store, known as Dragonsteel Books, and has overseen fulfillment for Brandon's Kickstarter campaigns.
She is married to Isaac Stewart, Dragonsteel's art director. The Stewarts are longtime friends of Brandon's, and worked with Brandon very early in his writing career. Brandon eventually tried to hire Kara, and ended up conveniently hiring Isaac as well; they officially joined Dragonsteel in 2013. Isaac and Kara are part of Brandon's writing group and provide very early feedback on his novels.
== Notes ==
Category: People
Karanak

Karanak is a city in southern Alethkar in Bethab princedom. It sits near Mevan Bay and the delta where the Deathbend River meets the Tarat Sea.
In the year following the Battle of Thaylen Field, coalition forces took control of southwestern Alethkar along the coast of the Tarat Sea. Karanak was under coalition control at the time of Taravangian's betrayal and coalition forces in southern Alethkar successfully regrouped at the city with minimal casualties.
== Notes ==
Karavangia

Karavangia is Taravangian's middle granddaughter and is named after him.
She was accepted for wardship, and had sketched an image of her, Ruli, and Gvori, which had been sent to Taravangian.
She is likely in Taravangian's model of Kharbranth in the Spiritual Realm at the moment, if she was in Kharbranth when it was destroyed.
== Notes ==
Kareien

Kareien is a skaa slave on Lord Devinshae's plantations in the Final Empire of Scadrial.
She was in a relationship with Dockson. Dockson had sneaked between skaa hovels to spend time with her, and other skaa protected them from the taskmasters, as Dockson was not to be out after dark. He had braved the mists for her. Kareien and Dockson's relationship gave hope to the skaa at the Devinshae plantation, and helped them get over their superstition of the mists.
One night, Kareien was taken by Devinshae, and, as the law required of a noble, she was killed to not create half-breed Allomancers. Her corpse was buried the next morning. Dockson was destroyed inside, and left the same day she was buried, as he couldn't continue to be around Kareien's family and Devinshae.
== Notes ==
Karen Ahlstrom

Karen Ahlstrom is an employee of Dragonsteel Entertainment. She is Brandon Sanderson's continuity editor.
==Wiki==
Karen maintains an internal wiki for Dragonsteel that started out as Brandon's own notes and has continued to grow. The wiki ensures that Brandon does not contradict himself, and contains a high level of detail on everything in the books such as characters, objects, and locations. It also contains relatively esoteric information that is not explicitly covered in the books, like the speed of highstorms and the house colors of all of the Alethi highprinces. Because of her detailed knowledge of spren, Karen also suggests good places for Brandon to add them when she reads early drafts of the Stormlight Archive books. Isaac Stewart also checks with Karen to ensure continuity in artwork, including maps.
==Timeline==
She also maintains a master spreadsheet with the entire timeline of the cosmere. She is often forced to reconcile timeframes that are described differently on different planets, or are only given as relative dates in the text. She ensures that the events of each book do not occur in an impossible timeframe. The Stormlight Archive books are particularly challenging for Karen since the cyclical storms must be taken into consideration, and there are a large number of flashbacks.
==Personal Life==
Karen was a member of one of Brandon's earliest writing groups named "Here There Be Dragons". She is commonly an alpha reader of Brandon's books and often appears in his acknowledgements; Skyward is dedicated to Karen. 
Karen's tendency to be ultra-prepared inspired a similar character trait in Steris Harms. Ka from Roshar is named after Karen. She is married to Brandon's longtime friend and assistant, Peter Ahlstrom. 
==Notes==
Category: People
Karm

Karm was a historical figure on Roshar.
He was an advisor to Nohadon and once led a group of Surgebinders. He was Dalinar's host in one of his visions. He was a man of letters, though he lost his right arm at some point before the vision. It seemed Nohadon was comfortable with Karm, talking casually with him at the time of the vision.
When Dalinar brings Venli into the same vision, she plays the role of Karm, but has a Parshendi appearance. Dalinar then distracts Nohadon in order to talk to Venli.
== Notes ==
Karmat

Kelzi Karmat is the boss of Trell and his team of builders on Taldain.
After one of Karmat's buildings collapsed, Kenton saved the workers and told them take the rest of the day off. He asked Trell to refer the Kelzi to himself if Karmat has any problems with the decision. 
== Notes ==
Category: Taldaini
Category: Residents of Kezare
Karshad

Karshad is a holy language spoken by members of the Priest DaiKeen, the clergy of the Ker'reen religion in Kerzta on Taldain.
When Khriss and her team first arrived on Dayside, she and Cynder had learned some Karshad by studying Daysider books. When Cynder spoke the language to the locals, they seemed to understand but quickly fled in fear. The Darksider team then overheard a priest (possibly the A'kar) speaking Karshad, and realized that they had inadvertently learned a holy language. Cynder was considered to be Elis's foremost authority on Daysider linguistics, and his ignorance of the common language was symptomatic of the schism between the two regions.
== Notes ==
Kasimarlix

Kasimarlix is a Prime from the Makabak region of Roshar.
Dalinar Kholin presents Jasnah Kholin's treatise Verdict to a number of Azish viziers and scholars. The Azish are stunned by Jasnah's eloquence; among other impressive writing techniques, she analyzes a single quote from Prime Kasimarlix in three different stages, "each escalating the same quote to a different level of Superior Understanding". The reason for Kasimarlix's status as "Prime" is not clear; they may have been a Prime Aqasix, but Prime is also used in other contexts in the region, such as Prime Kadasix and the Prime of Emul.
== Notes ==
Kasitor

Kasitor is a coastal city in Iri on Roshar and the home of a notable spren known as Cusicesh, the Protector.
==Geography==
Kasitor is located in central Iri, in the northwest corner of the Rosharan continent. The city is situated on a bay, and it is not far from a small mountain range. The climate in Kasitor, like most of Iri, is very warm. It is the second most populous Iriali city—it has fewer residents than Rall Elorim, but more than Eila.
==History==
Axies the Collector visited Kasitor as part of his efforts to research and observe spren. He intentionally got drunk while researching alespren and was beaten and robbed. He woke up nude in an alleyway next to a rather eccentric beggar. Axies wrapped himself in a blanket while observing Cusicesh, but that too was stolen, and he was taken to the city's dungeons by some guards.
==Landmarks==
Kasitor's most well-known feature is a massive spren known as Cusicesh, the Protector. The spren resides in the city's bay. There is a viewing platform at the docks to accommodate the large crowds which congregate daily to observe Cusicesh emerging from the water, occuring at precisely seven forty-six in the morning. Four golden pedestals are also located in the bay where the spren's arms fall into the sea.
==Culture==
The residents of Kasitor generally have long, golden hair that signifies pure Iriali blood. They wear minimal clothing due to the warm climate, and paint their exposed skin in various colors and patterns. Although they are not prudish, they are very particular about their chastity laws. They are generally a peaceful people.
The docks in Kasitor contain large ships, indicating that mercantilism is likely part of the local economy. Buildings in Kasitor are often made of bricks.
Cusicesh's presence has an influence on Kasitor's culture. Locals use Cusicesh's daily emergence to adjust their clocks. Though some worship Cusicesh as a god, most simply consider him to be a part of the city. Axies notes that Cusicesh commonly has a "draining" effect on people.
== Notes ==
Katarotam

Katarotam is a lighteyes on Roshar.
Katarotam has owned several slaves, including Kaladin, and sometimes beat them. During Kaladin's time as a slave in Alethkar, he killed some of Kaladin's friends and cheated Kaladin out of food and clothing, reinforcing Kaladin's belief that the lighteyes are "corrupt to the core."
== Notes ==