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Nalthian system

The Nalthian system is the name given to the planetary system containing the planet of Nalthis. In addition to Nalthis, it includes one gas giant, one outer planet, a comet belt, and a cognitive anomaly manifesting in the Physical Realm. Notably, both of the non-inhabited planets are named like the Returned, such as Lightsong the Brave.
== Planets ==
;Nalthis
Nalthis is the only planet in the system known to be inhabited -- it has a large human population and a Shard, Endowment. Humans on Nalthis differ from those elsewhere in the cosmere in that they are born with Breath, Endowment's Investiture. Breath provides a number of passive benefits, as well as fuel for the local magic system, Awakening.
Nalthis has one moon, Rrendos. It also shares its orbit with an unspecified cognitive anomaly, although it's unknown whether it passes through it once a year, or if the anomaly follows the planet's motion.
;Farkeeper the Bright
A red gas giant, and the largest planet in the Nalthian system. It has at least six moons orbiting it.
;Nightstar the Hidden
A small, violet outer planet, located at a considerable distance from Farkeeper. A comet belt lies beyond Nightstar, marking the system's edge.
== Astronomy ==
The Nalthian sun is a yellow star, similar to those of Scadrial and Sel. The system is located in "The Giver" constellation. Its closest known stellar neighbor is the Selish system, with Greater Roshar a bit further away.
The local name of Nalthis' subastral is unknown. It's been speculated that it corresponds to what Rosharans name the Expanse of Vibrance, in which case it would directly neighbor Shadesmar. There are, in fact, regular caravans travelling between the two subastrals, carrying both goods and people. The Nalthian system is extremely popular with worldhoppers, to the point of there being a customs check in the vicinity of the local perpendicularity. This sole perpendicularity is located on Nalthis, in the jungles of the nation of Hallandren.
== Notes ==
Category: Cosmere celestial bodies
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NanKhet

NanKhet was an ancient Veden king on Roshar. The size of his kingdom is unknown, but it presumably included modern-day Silnasen in southern Jah Keved. He only held the throne for three months. 
==History==
No contemporary accounts from the time of his reign survive. A text detailing his life was written two hundred years after his death by Natata Ved, also known as Oileyes. Although Oileyes claimed that she performed rigorous research, historical scholarship was in its infancy at the time. She is known to have a passion for the dramatic, and her version of NanKhet's story reads more like a parable than a historical text.
===Natata Ved's Account===
According to Oileyes, NanKhet inherited the throne from his brother NanHar and then survived six assassination attempts during his three month rule. The first assassination attempt was a poisoning by his sister, who wanted to put her husband on the throne; after surviving, he had them both executed. The second attempt was by their son, who tried to kill his uncle in his bed, but NanKhet was able to defend himself and kill his nephew with his own sword. The third was from a cousin, and left NanKhet blind in one eye. The fourth was by another brother, the fifth an uncle, and the sixth his own son.
NanKhet was so frustrated by this that he gathered the rest of his household together at a feast where he had them all killed, then cooked his dinner on a funeral pyre made from their bodies. He ate the food while sitting alone at the huge feast table, but when he started choking, he died because no one was left to help him.
==Legacy==
The Siln dynasty was founded after his death.
His life and death interest Jasnah Kholin, who notes that familial infighting was common throughout the history of the Vorin kingdoms.
== Notes ==
Nanalis

Nanalis is the Council President of the Council of UrDail, the leading government figure on the planet, and is relatively new to the position. She is also the High Chancellor of the Unity faction in ReDawn’s government.
== History ==
As part of the Unity faction, Nanalis sought to unite ReDawn and ally with the Superiority, in opposition to the Independence faction. She made a statement at a sporting event attended by Alanik and Rinakin, calling the people in the Unity faction their enemies trying to divide ReDawn, saying that they must be silenced. She orginized the kidnapping of Rinakin, and instated a bipartisan cooperation with the Superiority, in order to elevate ReDawn to the galactic stage. She used a Dione to impersonate Rinakin using a holographic bracelet modeled after technology taken from M-Bot, and had them make statements as Rinakin aligning himself with Nanalis and the Unity faction.
== Notes ==
Nananav

Brightness Nananav is the mistress of Rockfall in Kholinar on Roshar. She is impersonated by Shallan Davar.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Nananav is a middle aged lighteyed Alethi woman with a bun of hair almost as tall as she is. She is an arrogant and talkative person. She looks down on servants and tradespeople and is generally difficult to deal with.
==History==
During the period of Aesudan's negligent rule in Kholinar, Shallan was tasked with infiltrating the Cult of Moments. She and her team (including Ishnah, Vathah, and Red) hatched a plot to infiltrate the Rockfall mansion to steal some food and "buy" their way into the cult.
When the Everstorm hit Kholinar, it had damaged Rockfall's rugs. Nananav was very particular about the way they were to be repaired, claiming to Ishnah (who was posing as a rug merchant) that they were woven by a blind Shin man. Nananav said that she commissioned the unique rugs and that she would not have them returned even a shade off the original coloring. 
Shallan used Lightweaving to impersonate Nananav's voice and distract her guards. She then used an illusion to physically impersonate Nananav to gain access to her food storage. While wearing the illusion, Shallan felt herself take on aspects of Nananav's personality; she even briefly considered permanently taking her place, but was able to suppress this desire by dropping the illusion. Shallan and her team stole food and wrapped it in rugs to smuggle it out of the mansion, but Nananav noticed the theft before they could get away and sent her guards to stop them. Shallan put an illusion of Nananav's face back on and let it "melt" off, distracting the guards and horrifying the real Nananav. One of the guards managed to hit Shallan in the head with a crossbow bolt, but she recovered. Shallan ended up giving the stolen food to local beggars such as Grund to attract the attention of the Cult of Moments, rather than try to buy her way in directly.
== Notes ==
Nanhel Eltorv

Nanhel Eltorv is a sailor on Roshar and a member of Captain Tozbek's crew on the Wind's Pleasure. 
==History==
When the crew spotted a santhid during Jasnah Kholin and Shallan Davar's trip, Nanhel thought that it was an omen of good luck.
Following the sinking of the Wind's Pleasure, Nanhel's fate is unknown, but he likely died.
== Notes ==
Nanrovah

Nanrovah is a priest in the Hallandren Court of Gods prior to the Pahn Kahl rebellion.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Nanrovah wore the robes of a priest, in the colors of his god Stillmark the Noble, blue and gold.
Nanrovah is a traditionalist, like his god, and argues against most proposals brought forth in the Court of Gods. He was well respected within the court. His father was one of the wealthiest merchants in Hallandren, and Nanrovah inherited his wealth from him, which means his votes cannot be bought with coin.
== History ==
Nanrovah is high priest to Stillmark the Noble, and is notably the most outspoken of the priests against going to war with Idris. He has met with Vasher previously, but did not immediately recognize him. Vasher asked him to oppose the war, a position he already held. Later, however, he unexpectedly changes his position, suddenly supporting the notion of war. This is due to a calculated attack on his carriage by Denth's crew, who kidnap his daughter Misel, hold her hostage, and threaten to kill her if he doesn't stop openly opposing the war. After her rescue, Nanrovah is able to safely oppose the war again; however, because he had changed his opinion twice by then, the others don't take his arguments as seriously anymore.
== Notes ==
Naolen

Naolen is a Teo minister on Sel.
In a conversation with King Eventeo and Sarene shortly after Sarene's arrival in Arelon, Eventeo jokes that Sarene should go easy on the Arelene, saying he did not want to receive a note from Naolen in a month that said King Iadon had run off to join a Korathi monostery and Sarene had been named queen instead.
==Notes==
Narm

Narm is a member of Bridge Four. 
== Appearance and Personality ==
He is skinnier than most of the other bridgemen. Narm is also one of the loudest complainers about Kaladin’s leadership, alongside Moash and Sigzil.
== History ==
During his first run as bridgeleader, Kaladin sought to find and heal the wounded bridgemen best he could. He asked Narm to make a fire, handing over his own shirt for tinder. Narm struggled to get the fire going while Kaladin worked on Gadol. Despite his efforts, Gadol died, but Kaladin yelled at Narm to keep the fire going and not to let it die in case others come. To his surprise, Narm actually got a small flame going which they used to treat other bridgemen.
When Bridge Four is assigned chasm duty, Narm was working beside Moash who was taunting Kaladin. Kaladin performed a kata which left them all, including Moash and Narm, stunned. Impressed with Kaladin, three-quarters of the bridgemen joined Kaladin for training in the morning, except for some of the loudest complainers including Narm.
Later, on a bridge run, Narm was injured alongside Peet. It was a fraction of what other crews lost, but Kaladin argued that was still too many.
During the bridge run in which Kaladin first employed the carapace armor, the Parshendi fell into formation, nocking some fifty arrows at Kaladin and the rest of Bridge Four. They are saved by the timely arrival of Dalinar Kholin and his honor guard. After the close call, Kaladin sent Narm and Leyten to find good scouting points and watch the field for any Parshendi movement towards the chasm.
Narm was one of three bridgemen casualties during the Battle of the Tower, alongside Malop and Earless Jaks. He died trying to hold the bridge against the Parshendi while the Kholin army retreated.
== Notes ==
Narrative

The Narrative is belief system that the people of the Kingdoms of Light and the drull on Mirandus follow. The Narrative outlines repeating history in verses or chapters, with a Dark One rising up in each one to lead the drull, and a Destined One rising up to oppose and defeat them.
== Belief ==
=== Dark One ===
The Narrative details the rise of a being, titled the Dark One, who rules those without a soul in the Blackened Lands on Mirandus. The Dark One prepares their forces for conquest against the Kingdoms of Light, before laying siege and claiming souls to further fuel their weapons.
=== Destined One ===
A champion of the light also rises up to defend the Kingdoms of Light from the Dark One and their forces. The Destined One as they are so called, has the power to connect worlds, and to edit words of the Narrative itself. The Destined One edits the words of the Narrative to defeat the Dark One, and is always successful.
== History ==
=== Beginning ===
The Narrative started with Karkun, the first Dark One. Karkun's time as the Dark One is described as being timeless, and somehow it set the Narrative in motion. Karkun created the Dark Keep in which the Well of Sorrows is contained, the source of all Dark Ones' powers. Karkun was eventually defeated by an unnamed Destined One at an unknown time.
=== The Great Sundering ===
After Illarion defeated the Dark One he rose to oppose, a new Dark One soon rose up unopposed. Malmahan the Uncalled was different to all previous Dark Ones, and came the closest to victory out of any Dark One, though he was eventually defeated by Illarion. Illarion was the first Destined One to defeat two Dark Ones, and in doing so he trapped Malmahan on Earth. Malmahan's tenure as Dark One somehow broke the Narrative, helping the next Dark One, Paul Tanasin, to victory over the Kingdoms of Light, the first Dark One to do so.
== Notes ==
Category:Magic
Natam

Natam is a longtime member of Bridge Four on Roshar.
==Appearance and Personality==
He has a long face. While serving as a bridgeman, he was somber and withdrawn, and rarely spoke. After the liberation of Bridge Four, he became far more outgoing and jocular. He expresses loyalty to Kaladin and his comrades-in-arms.
==Attributes and Abilities==
Natam is presumably skilled with a spear, as he and Leyten hold morning practice sessions to train Bridge Four's new recruits; Kaladin suggests that Shen train with them.
As a Windrunner, he is able to breathe in Stormlight. This gives him some magical abilities, including healing and the power of flight using Basic Lashings.
==History==
Natam was once a farmer, and he spoke with a rural Alethi accent. It is unknown how he came to serve in Torol Sadeas's bridge crews.
Natam was present in the early days of Kaladin's time in the bridge crews. When Kaladin got Gaz to assign Bridge Four stone-gathering duty so they could covertly search for knobweed, he tried to engage with Natam, who was putting forth minimal effort. Natam did not want to speak to Kaladin and seemed ambivalent about the changes that were occurring, and Kaladin realized that he needed to give the bridgemen something to live for besides simply surviving. After some time training with Kaladin, Natam began to see value in his leadership. He was presumably present with the rest of Bridge Four when Kaladin was judged by the Stormfather and was subsequently a fixture in Bridge Four.
He became trained with the spear, and was among the bridgemen who served as the honor guard for the Kholin family. He and Mart were assigned to guard Navani on the night that King Elhokar nearly fell off his balcony in a suspected assassination attempt. He helped save Elhokar, and was the first person to inform Kaladin about what had happened. Kaladin asked Natam more questions about that night while they were training to ride horses with Jenet. Natam remembered seeing Moash on the balcony, which was one of the clues that led Kaladin to confront Moash about his involvement in the assassination plot.
Natam presumably participated in the Battle of Narak and was present in the city after humans captured it from the listeners. He was among the members of Bridge Four that discussed using their Windrunner squire abilities before expressing unease about Renarin learning how to read.
==Trivia==
* Natam is a cameo for a friend of Brandon's named Nathan Goodrich. In a Reddit AMA, Nathan mentioned that he was in Brandon's reading group at BYU and joked that his name had to be changed because "Nathan" is too symmetrical for a Vorin society.
== Notes ==
Category: Bridgemen
Natata Ved

Natata Ved, also known as Natata Oileyes or simply Oileyes, was an ancient Veden scholar on Roshar. Her nickname was given to her by her contemporaries, but its meaning is unknown.
Natata lived in Jah Keved two hundred years after the death of King NanKhet and the founding of the Siln dynasty. She is best known for writing a dramatized account of NanKhet's life and death, which is the earliest source of information about him to have survived to the present day. 
Despite the long time passing between NanKhet's death and her work, she insisted that her research was rigorous, although Jasnah Kholin notes that modern scholarship was still in its infancy during Natata's lifetime. Oileyes is said to have had a passion for the dramatic, and took delight in describing the irony of NanKhet's final moments.
== Notes ==
Natem

Natem is a soldier in the Kholin army on Roshar.
He was a highly decorated soldier, one of Adolin's best. He participated in Shallan and Adolin's mission to arrest Ialai Sadeas. After Ialai died, Adolin instructed Natem and Gen to search her room, but Shallan intervened and searched the room with her Lightweavers. Shallan later proposed that Natem and the rest of Adolin's team should be temporarily reassigned while she investigated the circumstances of Ialai's death.
== Notes ==
National Archives

The National Archives is a building in Elendel on Scadrial.
The National Archives are located in the Second Octant, near the Field of Rebirth and across from the governor's mansion. Presumably, the archives store important historical documents.
Governor Replar Innate liked to address people from the governor's mansion. On at least one such occasion, in , the constables kept an eye on the people from the steps leading up to the National Archives.
== Notes ==
National Assembly Leader

National Assembly Leaders, or NALs, are members of the National Assembly, the governing body of the Defiant League on Detritus.
The National Assembly Leaders are usually highly influential and merited citizens of Detritus' lower caverns. They have vast authority over the DDF matters. They observe their entry tests, have access to classified data and can directly interfere with DDF's functioning, including staffing decisions. Judy Ivans answers directly to them, though they usually interact with her through their underlings.
The National Assembly Leaders are often descended from the mutineers in the fleet that brought people to Detritus. Ivans speculates that this might be why many of them push against acknowledging the "defect".
== Known NALs ==
* Algernon Weight
* Ukrit
* Valda Mendez
* Winter
== Notes ==
Natir

Natir is an Alethi steward on Roshar.
==Appearance and Personality==
He is tall and has slender hands. He wears a long black coat and a purple cravat.
==History==
Natir hails from Dalilak in the far north of Alethkar. He is married to a stern-looking woman named Alaxia.
In , he was hired as the head steward of Citylord Roshone in Hearthstone. Natir was brought in due to Miliv's death.
Natir was present when Amaram visited Hearthstone seeking new soldiers for his army.
== Notes ==
Navani's journal

Navani Kholin's journal is an autobiographical account of history of her life on Roshar, notably including the events surrounding the assassination of Gavilar and the coming of the Everstorm.
She keeps a separate notebook related to her scholarly research.
==History==
Navani's scholarly background meant that her journals were very thorough; she sometimes wrote down multiple accounts of the same event if she believed that the details were important. She also recorded more trivial information, such as her favorite wine vintages. She had an unknown number of journals, and she kept them all so that she could refer back to them later.
===Gavilar's Death, ===
Navani's journals from around the time of her husband Gavilar's death were particularly important, as she had a unique perspective on the king's unusual actions. Gavilar had become increasingly distracted from his royal duties and was clearly hiding something from Navani, causing friction between the couple. Navani's anger and frustration led to an attempt to covertly observe Gavilar; she walked in on him discussing some unusual spheres with Nale and Kalak. He flatly refused to explain himself, instead offering only withering criticism.
After Gavilar's death, Navani recounted the day's events on six different occasions in her journals, noting that her emotional state was different each time she was writing. As the True Desolation began, she referred back to these journals on dozens of occasions, unsuccessfully seeking clues to explain Gavilar's cryptic final words and actions.
===Coming of the Everstorm, ===
On , a few days after the Battle of Narak and the rediscovery of Urithiru, Navani began a new volume of her journal; she wrote a ketek on the cover describing the meeting of the Everstorm with a highstorm. It was written as a glyphpair in the shape of two storms crashing into one another. She discussed her grief regarding Jasnah's apparent death and the fact that Sadeas's treachery distracted her from the danger of the singers. Her descriptions of this time period were notable enough that Nazh somehow sought out and read her journal.
===Discovery of Anti-Voidlight, ===
During Raboniel's occupation of Urithiru, Navani once again sought clues in her journals as part of her advanced research of Lights. Navani was one of the few people who had seen and described the unusual sphere that Gavilar gave to Szeth. Raboniel allowed her to access the journals, although the Fused also read them herself in order to better understand Navani. When Navani read the journals, she recalled Gavilar insulting her by telling her "You study light, but you are its opposite. A thing that destroys light". This helped lead Navani to an epiphany that Gavilar had somehow procured Anti-Voidlight.
== Excerpts ==
=== c. ===
=== Jeseses 1174 ===
=== Jesesan 1174 ===
=== Jesesach 1174 ===
==Trivia==
*Excerpts from the journal were used as epigraphs to the first part of Words of Radiance.
*The ketek on the cover of the journal seen by Nazh forms the part titles for Words of Radiance.
== Notes ==
category: Objects and Materials
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Navar

Navar was a soldier in Amaram's army in Alethkar on Roshar. He was a member of Kaladin's squad.
An unknown Veden Shardbearer killed Navar, along with Toorim, Hamel, Raksha, Acis and eleven other members of Kaladin's squad. It was later discovered by Shallan Davar by identification of his shardblade, in the current possession of Amaram, that the Veden Shardbearer was Helaran Davar.
== Notes ==
Naze-daughter-Kuzodo

Naze-daughter-Kuzodo is a Shin woman from the time of Ba-Ado-Mishram's capture on Roshar. She is quoted in the Urithiru gem archive and is presumably a Knight Radiant.
Naze warned of unintended side effects to Melishi's plan to trap Ba-Ado-Mishram in a perfect gemstone, and her warnings were taken seriously enough to warrant a mention in the gem archive in Urithiru. During Dalinar Kholin's time in the Spiritual Realm prior to the contest of champions, he witnessed a vision of the day in which Melishi trapped Ba-Ado Mishram. Naze was standing in the pavilion during one of Garith's peace talks with the singers, and Dalinar took her place for the duration of the meeting. He sat at the table with the other Knights Radiant after the singers left, and the others accepted Naze's presence there and followed Dalinar's attempts to direct the conversation. Melishi approached Naze after the talk was over to see if he had her support for his plan. Despite the warnings that Naze had given, Melishi expressed that they had to move forward. Dalinar, in Naze's place, gave his assent.
== Notes ==
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Nearer the Flame

Nearer the Flame is a fictional work on Roshar. It is a first person novel and follows a man who descends into insanity after watching his children starve. It very likely is not considered a romance novel and can be purchased from the Artmyrn's bookshop in Kharbranth.
Shallan sarcastically requested a copy of it from Artmyrn, who tries to sell her romance novels, instead of books she requested.
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