1147 Uvinal Voriel-Cuinsal Sarevir, M.

## Children

### Sons

by Sodden Latavyal Candoam Juctor & Lecarol's Hisdafty Voriel* Brillal Voriel-Cuinsal Candoam, O.
(-27 to ...)
* Sodden Parytal Voriel-Cuinsal Candoam, O.
(-23 to ...)

by Lecarol's Hisdafty Voriel:

* Scruval Voriel-Cuinsal
(-3 to ...)

### Half-Sons

by Sodden Latavyal Candoam Juctor & Lecarol's Hisdafty Voriel* Latavyal Candoam Voriel
(-30 to -24)
* Uvinal Candoam Voriel, O.
(-25 to ...)
* Young Latavyal Candoam Voriel, O.
(-18 to ...)

### Sons-in-Law

through Brillal Voriel-Cuinsal Candoam:* Bastal Hebal, S.
(-84 to -7; m. -9 to ...)

through Uvinal Candoam Voriel:

* Ennal Juctor Qualens
(-25 to ...; m. -7 to ...)

through Uvinal's Hisdafty Voriel:

* Rambling Parytal Voriel-Cuinsal, B.
(-28 to ...; m. -10 to ...)
* Constrincal Candoam Sarevir, B.
(-28 to ...; m. -10 to ...)

through Sodden Parytal Voriel-Cuinsal Candoam:

* Ormanal Juctor-Ormanal Candoam, O.
(-23 to ...; m. -5 to -2)
* Lumosural Osty Voriel, S.
(-43 to ...; m. -1 to ...)

through Demiss Candoam:

* Vitral Alpyral Rutal, M.
(-45 to ...; m. -8 to ...)
* Nusal Juctor
(-25 to ...; m. -7 to ...)

through Terlumy Candoam:

* Old Varbal Alonsal, M.
(-57 to ...; m. -7 to ...)
* Tantanal Voriel-Cuinsal Candoam, O.
(-25 to ...; m. -7 to ...)

### Daughters

by Sodden Latavyal Candoam Juctor & Lecarol's Hisdafty Voriel* Uvinal's Hisdafty Voriel
(-24 to ...)

### Half-Daughters

by Sodden Latavyal Candoam Juctor & Lecarol's Hisdafty Voriel* Demiss Candoam
(-22 to ...)
* Terlumy Candoam
(-21 to ...)

## Grandchildren

### Grandchildren

by Uvinal Candoam Voriel, Ennal Juctor Qualens & Otibry Sarevir:* Prellal Candoam Juctor
(-6 to ...)
* Remuny Juctor
(-4 to ...)
* Uvinal Juctor Candoam
(-2 to ...)
* Otibry Candoam
(0 to ...)

by Rambling Parytal Voriel-Cuinsal, Constrincal Candoam Sarevir & Uvinal's Hisdafty Voriel:

* Parytal Candoam Voriel
(-10 to ...)
* Caiacal Voriel-Cuinsal Candoam
(-7 to -4)
* Tersas Candoam
(-6 to ...)
* Relvosal Voriel-Cuinsal Candoam
(-3 to ...)
* Sepredas Candoam
(-1 to ...)

by Sodden Parytal Voriel-Cuinsal Candoam, Ormanal Juctor-Ormanal Candoam & Machy Juctor:

* Parytal Voriel-Cuinsal Juctor
(-2 to ...)

by Vitral Alpyral Rutal, Nusal Juctor & Demiss Candoam:

* Prellal Juctor Alpyral
(-5 to ...)

by Old Varbal Alonsal, Tantanal Voriel-Cuinsal Candoam & Terlumy Candoam:

* Pollas Voriel
(-2 to ...)

**Uvinal Voriel-Cuinsal Sarevir** (born -48)

### Failed Election (-1)

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### 975 Old Degnal Voriel-Otibryal, C.

"Uvinal Voriel-Cuinsal Sarevir,
 upon hearing news of Prellal's defeat in Nelunty, immediately proposed
that an emergency motion be passed temporarily suspending the limited
legal rights of slaves. Uvinal and the Cuinsal branch of Voriel owned one of the largest slave trading companies in the Republic,
 and although his motion was clearly motivated largely by self-interest
he was riding on an outpouring of public anxiety. Degnal argued that
punishing all slaves for the impertinence of the few would create common
 cause between them across the Republic, and drew parallels with the
merciful treatment of the pirates at the hands of Proud Machyal Sarevir-Machyal
 to support his opposition to the motion. Although many Senators agreed
with Degnal, the terrified public were dismayed at what was being
branded as a betrayal by Degnal and his detached political allies.
Sensing an opportunity, Uvinal also suggested that the rights of freedmen be curtailed, as they would also have slave sympathies. When Degnal threatened to veto any such a motion, Gibral Voncivy in turn threatened to veto Gibral and Degnal's proposed land reforms.
The spiralling political situation was resolved by Scruval Qualens, the Governor of Nearer Inachria
 and one of the greatest estate holders in the Republic. He proposed a
weaker version of Uvinal's motion to temporarily limit slaves' rights
whilst also promising to support the land reforms which would do him
such harm with all of his political might. All parties agreed to the
compromise with a fairly equally strong bad taste in their mouth. As
Degnal had predicted, the tightening of the yoke drove more slaves to
rebel against their masters and run away to join Trucidal as his army
wintered in Nelunty. Rather than earning Degnal recognition for his
foresight, however, the public (and his political opponents) decried him
 as a weak-willed politician and a myopic coward who had not crushed the
 rebellion from the start with overwhelming force. The good name that
Degnal had built up over decades was tarnished within just one year as
Consul. Gibral's land reforms withered on the vine, despite shows of
support from Scruval Qualens, and Degnal left his term in office
disillusioned by politics, distracted by the onset of his wife Constrincas's
 failing health and the death of his five-year old grandson Rumenal
Voriel-Otibryal. Scruval Qualens emerged as a canny political operator
who had solved a political logjam with promises which much appeased a
great many, and which he never actually had to follow through on"

"Scruval also aimed to undermine Degnal's detractor Uvinal Voriel-Cuinsal
 Sarevir, whose proposals to curtail the rights of the slaves in which
he traded might threaten to make him as wealthy as Scruval was."

### 1054 Scruval Qualens, C.

"The defeat was seized upon by Scruval's rival in Roam Uvinal Voriel-Cuinsal, who proposed further limiting the rights of slaves while the country was in a state of emergency, which not coincidentally would lower the expenses of the Voriel-Cuinsal
 slave trading empire. Old Degnal argued that turning against innocent
slaves would only swell Trucidal's ranks, but his threat of a veto had
the Sentinel Gibral Voncivy
 threaten to veto Loud Gibral's land reforms. The city was gripped by
fear of the slave enemy within and paralysed politically. Scruval had
funded Gibral Voncivy's electoral campaign as Sentinel and as Marshal
five years before, so travelled to Roam to use his connection to
organise a meeting of the Consuls, Sentinels and Uvinal Voriel-Cuinsal
to work out a compromise.

The resulting deal was a watered-down version of Uvinal's motion
which Old Degnal would allow to pass in order to calm the people, with
Scruval promising in turn to aid Loud Gibral and Old Degnal with their
land reforms using his extensive knowledge of the field. As predicted by
 Old Degnal, Trucidal's army
 grew throughout the winter. Public anger turned against the Consuls for
 not having suppressed the rebellion decisively from the outset, and the
 political will to support their land reforms disappeared. Scruval made
sure to reassure Old Degnal that he would support the motion, and
provided copious information to prove his good faith, but Old Degnal
became distracted by the deteriorating health of his wife Constrincas.
Scruval gained a reputation as a canny political operator in Roam as
well as an unselfish servant of the Republic,
 having brokered an agreement with a business rival of his own for the
safety of the people while appearing to offer to harm his own personal
interests."

"Scruval then visited Old Degnal, who was mourning the death of his wife at the Voriel Palace, proposing a marriage alliance through the soon to début Cortisy Juctor, daughter of the Patriarch of Juctor Coughy Pagnal Juctor.
 He convinced Old Degnal that their interests were aligned, and they had
 a common enemy in the unscrupulous Uvinal Voriel-Cuinsal, and that if
Old Degnal were to propose that Scruval be appointed as the emergency Governor of Further Inachria,
 that they could rouse the Inachrians to defend Roam and defeat
Trucidal, improve both of their standings in Roam and avoid the
appointment of a Dictator in Roam that so many were afraid of following the depredations of Moody Machyal Sarevir-Machyal Voriel ten years before.
"

"When Scruval floated the idea of returning slave rights to their previous, pre-Home War state, Uvinal Voriel-Cuinsal Sarevir
 approached him personally and offered him a huge personal discount on
the slaves for his personal estates if the emergency measures were to be
 enshrined permanently into law. Scruval took the deal without
hesitation, despite the promises he had once made to his husband.
"

### 1174 Proud Machyal Sarevir-Machyal, C.

"While Proud Machyal was in Crylalt, the twenty-four year old Officer Salty Semural Voriel-Cuinsal Candoam had died in the Issycrian Sound when Treacian pirates boarded his ship and attempted to take him hostage. The Voriel-Cuinsal family demanded vengeance against the pirates, and kings of both Black and White Treacia
 who had allowed them to thrive. Rumours spread that Naechis was in
league with the Treacians to undermine Roaman authority, which was
conveniently backed up by a hoard of Naechisian coins found on board a
supposedly captured pirate ship at the time. The Senate decided to
appoint a special Marshal
 for the job of suppressing the pirates of the Issycrian Sound. Young
Sural, who had been in contact with Proud Machyal, suggested that it
would be an appropriate arena for him to learn the principles of naval
combat that he would require for his wider campaign. Proud Machyal
agreed, and stood as Marshal.

The campaign to become Marshal was not an easy one. Proud Machyal was only thirty-one, five years younger than the requirement enshrined in law
 by his own father. The candidacy showed ambition which disturbed those
who saw echoes of Moody Machyal in his son and riled up those who
desired to be Marshal by more legitimate means and those who wished to
lead the campaign in the Sound, such as Uvinal Voriel-Cuinsal Sarevir,
 who thought that his (actually fairly distant) family connection to
Salty Semural would lend him sympathy. Young Sural advocated for Proud
Machyal vociferously, however, recalling heroes of Roam in the past who
had stepped forward to do their duty to the Republic
 and pointing out that if Proud Machyal had wished to seize power, he
would have done so when his father had died, but had stepped away from
tyranny and returned Roam to democracy. The Senate were convinced to
allow him to stand, and the people duly rewarded Proud Machyal with
their votes."

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