Mireän Drazhin

**Mireän Drazhin** is the eldest daughter of Sheveän Drazharan and Nemolis Drazhar. She is the younger sister of Idra Drazhar and elder sister of Ino Drazhin. She is the niece of Maia Drazhar.

## Appearance

When Maia first visited Mireän in the Alcethmeret nursery, she was "red-eyed and rather blotchy."

When Maia visited Mireän on Winternight, Mireän was in her nightclothes, with her hair braided down her back, and she was crying.

Maia noted that Mireän was “about the age he had been when his mother had died”, so possibly around 8 years old.

## Personality

Mireän seemed to be more open to talking than her sister, and often spoke for both herself and her sister. She was also stubborn.

## Life

Mireän was the first daughter and second child of Sheveän and Nemolis, and the second grandchild of Leshan Drazharan and Varenechibel IV. Leshan died before Mireän's birth.

Suler Zhavanin was assigned to look after Mireän and Ino.

On the Winternight before *The Goblin Emperor*, Mireän and her siblings went to visit their maternal grandparents, Zharo Rohetharan and Idra Rohethar.

Nemolis traveled to Amalo for the wedding of Orchenis Clunethar and Uleviän Clunetharan. On the return trip to the Court, a bomb placed by Curneisei co-conspirators in the Tethimadeise Conspiracy destroyed the *Wisdom of Choharo*, killing all its passengers, including Nemolis. Maia inherited Varenechibel IV's throne, and Idra became Maia's heir, taking Nemolis' former title as Prince of the Untheileneise Court. Mireän attended Maia's coronation, and gave Maia her oath.

Sheveän and Lord Chancellor Uleris Chavar had Maia kidnapped and brought to them to abdicate, in favor of Idra becoming emperor. After Maia was rescued, Maia had Idra and his sisters moved to the Alcethmeret, where they waited anxiously in the nursery. Idra held his sisters' hands when Maia met with them to try and calm them. When Maia asked what he could do to make them more comfortable, Idra asked if they could have more of their household, principally Idra's tutor, Leilis Athmaza, and his sisters' nursery maid, Suler. Mireän and Ino supported bringing in Suler, whom they clearly loved. Maia interviewed Suler, and brought her on to continue looking after the girls.

At Csevet Aisava's suggestion, Maia invited Mireän and her siblings to breakfast with him on Maia's 19th birthday. Mireän talked excitedly about the emperor-clock the Clocksmiths' Guild of Zhaö had given him.

After Eshevis Tethimar attempted to assassinate Maia, the commotion made Idra send Leilis to see what was happening, and Maia's apparent absence made Mireän and her siblings distraught. Maia went to them, and reassured them he was alive and well. Mireän was the first to hug Maia. Maia encouraged them to try to sleep and promised to have visits with them.

After Maia decided to relegate Sheveän to Bakhoree, he brought a map to Ino and her siblings to show them where Bakhoree was. Mireän asked if there were ogres around Bakhoree, and Maia replied that there were not.

## Relationships

#### Maia Drazhar

Mireän cared for Maia after she came to reside in the Alcethmeret.

#### Nemolis Drazhar

Mireän believed that Nemolis would have liked Maia.

#### Suler Zhavanin

Mireän loved Suler, and Suler clearly cared for Mireän.

#### Varenechibel IV

Varenechibel IV did not care for Mireän as much as Idra, as Mireän was a girl.

## Trivia

* In certain copies of *The Goblin Emperor*, Mireän and her sister are listed as having the last name "Drazh**ar**" in their father's glossary entry, which is a name for boys and men, rather than "Drazh**in**", which is a name for girls and unmarried women. This appears to be a typo, as Ino and her sister are listed after Idra, who actually has the last name "Drazh**ar**".

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 Addison, Katherine. “23. The Opposition of the Court.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 Addison, Katherine. “30. The Nineteenth Birthday of Edrehasivar VII and the Winternight Ball.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.
3. ↑ Addison, Katherine. “11. The Funeral and the Wake.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 Addison, Katherine. “A Listing of Persons, Places, Things, and Gods.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 Addison, Katherine. “8. The Coronation of Edrehasivar VII.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.
6. ↑ Addison, Katherine. “1. News Comes to Edonomee.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.
7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 Addison, Katherine. “24. The Revethvoran of Dazhis Athmaza.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.
8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 Addison, Katherine. “34. Building Bridges.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.
9. ↑ Addison, Katherine. “18. Varenechibel's Legacies.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.