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Ulistheileian of Amalo

The **Ulistheileian of Amalo** is the chief place of worship dedicated to Ulis in Amalo. Colloquially, it also refers to the religious professionals who serve Ulis in Amalo. The head of the Ulistheilian, the Ulis'othala, is Dach'othala Aiva Vernezar.

## Appears in

*The Witness for the Dead*

*The Grief of Stones*

## Details

The Ulistheileian is not known for privacy, and is usually where formal audiences are held. It contains a dormitory for novices.

The prelates of the Ulistheileian who actually work in the Ulistheileian are unbeneficed: a benefice is a religious office ndowed with fixed capital assets that provide a living. Ulineise prelates working elsewhere in the city may have a benefice.

One major dispute within the prelates of Ulis in Amalo is how different clerics should be ranked relative to one another based on their benefices. Different factions argue for different criteria to be most important: wealth of the benefice, size of the responsibility, or age of the benefice. Many of the municipal prelates of Amalo are involved in the politicking of the Ulistheileian. Prince Orchenis Clunethar does not get along with the bureaucracy of the Ulistheileian, and seemingly Aiva in particular.

## Trivia

* “Executions in the city of Amalo took place on the broad plaza in front of the Ulistheileian.”

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Addison, Katherine. *The Witness for the Dead*, First ed., Tor, 2021.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Addison, Katherine. *The Grief of Stones*, First ed., Tor, 2022.
Suncat

A **suncat** is a type of animal.

## Details

Suncats live along the southern coast of Barizhan and are friendly and curious, and kill snakes and rats. Many ships keep them for good luck.

In Barizhan, nesecho are sometimes designed in the shape of suncats, which symbolizes good luck, friendship, and a wish for great happiness for the nesecho recipient.

## Trivia

* Katherine Addison said that suncats are a kind of mongoose.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Addison, Katherine. “6. The Widow Empress.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.
2. ↑ Addison, Katherine. “Sarah Monette Asked Katherine Addison: What Are Suncats?” *Goodreads*, Goodreads, https://www.goodreads.com/questions/240407-what-are-suncats.
University of Cetho

The **University of Cetho** is an educational institution in Cetho.

## Details

Lord Isthanar is a member of the University of Cetho and serves as the Witness for the Universities on the Corazhas.

Women are possibly allowed to attend the university, but possibly need permission from their father, or possibly the highest-ranking male member of their family, and “a university education is felt to make a woman unfit to be a wife.”

## Trivia

* Other universities include the University of Ashedro and the University of Amalo.
* For more information on the scholar's key and ranking system at least some of the universities seem to use, see the University of Amalo's page.

## References

1. ↑ Addison, Katherine. “22. The Bridge over the Upazhera.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.
2. ↑ Addison, Katherine. “17. Dinner with the Goblin Ambassador.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.
3. ↑ Addison, Katherine. “23. The Opposition of the Court.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.
4. ↑ Addison, Katherine. *The Grief of Stones*, First ed., Tor, 2022.
Selthevis

**Selthevis** was the secretary to Maru Sevraseched, the Great Avar of Barizhan.

## Appearance

“He was middle-aged, soberly dressed, unremarkable except for the dark, almost purplish red of his eyes, which was emphasized by the rubies braided in his hair and hanging from his ears.”

## Life

Selthevis traveled with Maru to the Untheileneise Court to celebrate Winternight (and Maia Drazhar's 19th birthday). During the luncheon after Maru's arrival, Maru called for Selthevis to bring out Maia's gift from his aunt, Thever Sevraseched.

## References

1. ↑ Addison, Katherine. “A Listing of Persons, Places, Things, and Gods.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Addison, Katherine. “28. A Letter from Mer Celehar.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.
Orava

**Orava the Usurper** was “the only magic-user ever to attempt the throne of the Ethuveraz”.

## Life

During the reign of Beltanthiar III, Orava seemingly attacked Beltanthiar III, but Hanevis Athmaza, Beltanthiar III's nohecharis, entered into a magic duel with Orava. Orava was seemingly stronger than Hanevis, but Hanevis held Orava off long enough for the Adremaza to arrive. The Adremaza defeated Orava, but Hanevis died.

## Trivia

* Since magic users in the Ethuveraz seem to generally be part of the Athmaz'are, it's unclear if Orava was a part of the Athmaz'are at some point.

## References

1. ↑ Addison, Katherine. “A Listing of Persons, Places, Things, and Gods.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.
2. ↑ Addison, Katherine. “3. The Alcethmeret.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.
Tortoise Room

The **Tortoise Room** is a room in the Alcethmeret in the Untheileneise Court, and "has always been the emperors' choice for" holding private audiences.

## Details

“The Tortoise Room was the first room beyond the iron grilles" of the interior part of the Alcethmeret. "It was small, hospitable, appointed in amber-colored silk that was warm without being oppressive.” There was space for fires to be lit, and they often were when there were people in the room. There were at least two chairs near the fireplace. There was also seemingly a clock in the room. “The Tortoise Room had a small secretary’s desk tucked into the corner behind the door”, which contained materials for writing letters, including paper and writing utensils.

Maia Drazhar often used the room to answer correspondence with the help of Csevet Aisava. Maia often chose it for uncomfortable audiences, to give himself strength, and noted that “the Tortoise Room was the only place in all of the Untheileneise Court that felt in the least homelike to him.”

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Addison, Katherine. “3. The Alcethmeret.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.
2. ↑ Addison, Katherine. “15. The Problem of Setheris.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.
3. ↑ Addison, Katherine. “25. Matters of the Aftermath.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.
Pearl Dragon

The **Pearl Dragon** is a teahouse in Amalo favored by Amiru Chonhadrin. She took Thara Celehar there after the explosion at the Amal-Athamareise Ashenavo Trincsiva.

## Details

The Pearl Dragon was near the Amal-Athamareise Ashenavo Trincsiva, and largely served ashenoi. The outside of the building was “white fish scale clapboard.” Inside was a well-drawn “mural of a white dragon that wrapped all the way around the room”, with predatory eyes. There were "oddly shaped niches along the back of the room" that had tables, with "spindly wooden chairs" that were "shockingly comfortable."

They served stuffed rolls “stuffed with ham and tangy white cheese and then heated just enough to make the rolls crispy on the outside and to melt the cheese on the inside", and aikanaro tea, which was made with ginger.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 Addison, Katherine. *The Witness for the Dead*, First ed., Tor, 2021.
Chocola

Chocola (ショコラ Shokora) is a character that appears in Yes! Pretty Cure 5 GoGo!: Happy Birthday in the Land of Sweets! where she insists the girls help in saving the Dessert kingdom. She is the princess of Dessert kingdom and the daughter of the Dessert Queen.

## History

Chocola was born to the Dessert Queen. She grew up as a princess and is very mannerable and formal as shown when she first introduces herself. She invited Pretty Cure, Coco, Natts, and Milk to the Dessert Kingdom as thanks for saving her from a Hoshina made by Bunbee which was from Nozomi's birthday cake. Whilst in the Dessert Kingdom she tried to put a brave face but had an upsetting familial secret. Soon Kurumi found out that Mushiban had taken over the Dessert Queen. He had her hypnotized so he could eat all the sweets he wanted and told Chocola that if she told anyone he would hurt her mother. Thus, she was forced into silence from revealing anyone about Mushiban's doings. Mushiban soon hypnotized the Queen's helpers Dry and Bitter. When Pretty Cure purified Dry and Bitter and Shining Dream taught Mushiban that sweets can only be enjoyed by eating them with friends, Chocola mother finally was restored to her normal self. After all this the Dessert Kingdom celebrated Nozomi's birthday.

## Appearance

Chocola has medium-long pink hair and light blue eyes. She seems to be a quite shy and polite girl. Chocola first appears in Yes! Pretty Cure 5 GoGo!: Happy Birthday in the Land of Sweets! on Nozomi's birthday party, jumping out of a microwave. After the Pretty Cures finished fighting with a Hoshina, she takes them to the Desert kingdom hoping they will help her brainwashed mother.
Witness for the Prelacy

The Witness for the Prelacy is a member of the Corazhas.

The Witness for the Prelacy at the end of the reign of Varenechibel IV and the beginning of the reign of Edrehasivar VII is a close ally of Uleris Chavar. He is involved in the first attempted coup against Maia Drazhar and is therefore relieved of his position.
Reshema

**Reshema** was a courier and the lover of Pazhis Nethenel.

## Appearance

Reshema was barely older than Maia Drazhar (so likely his 20s). He wore courier's leathers to the Winternight Ball. “He was part goblin; although his skin was somewhat paler than Maia’s, his hair was black and his eyes were fiery orange.”

## Personality

Reshema had an unflappable calm about him.

## Life

Reshema became the lover of Pazhis at least by the spring equinox before *The Goblin Emperor*.

Reshema attended the Winternight Ball with Pazhis on Maia's 19th birthday. He danced with Vedero Drazhin. Eshevis Tethimar stopped to speak to Pazhis (who was with Reshema), saying that Pazhis would regret his loyalties, likely because the Nethenada had been in disagreement with the Tethimada for some time. Reshema and Pazhis believed that Eshevis "must have gained some important concession from" Maia, to justify his words. They had no idea that Eshevis would attempt to assassinate Maia.

Captain Vizhenka spotted the conversation between Eshevis and the two men. Reshema and Pazhis went to the Verven'theileian and "expressed their desire to cooperate" with the investigation into the assassination attempt. Maia spoke to Pazhis first, who explained the House situation and Eshevis' threat.

When Maia told Csevet Aisava he wished to speak to Reshema next, Pazhis protested that Reshema knew nothing of the conspiracy. When Reshema joined them, he told Maia what he and Pazhis had discussed prior to the assassination. Reshema apologized for not being more helpful, and the two men were dismissed.

## Relationships

#### Pazhis Nethenel

Pazhis was very protective of Reshema, though he was seemingly nervous about being close to powerful people in the company of his male lover.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 Addison, Katherine. “31. A Conspiracy Unearthed.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.
2. ↑ 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.
Ozevis

**Ozevis** is the elder son of Mevizho Trathonaran and Ozeva Trathonar, and elder brother of Panezhet.

## Appearance

Ozevis was maybe five or six years old and had blue eyes.

## Life

While Ozeva was out, Mevizho looked after the shop and their sons. Thara Celehar went to visit Ozeva's shop, and talked to Mevizho about Inshiran Urmenezhen. Ozevis was upset about something seemingly involving his brother. Ozevis was also curious about Thara, and stood protectively by his mother. While chatting with Thara, Mevizho gave both her sons a venevetoi to eat. After Thara and Mevizho finished talking about Inshiran and her husband, Thara asked about Mevizho's family, and Ozevis lost his shyness and chimed in.

## References

1. ↑ Addison, Katherine. *The Witness for the Dead*, First ed., Tor, 2021.
Ondormezh

**Mer Ondormezh** was a lawyer in Amalo.

## Appearance

Ondormezh "was hunched with age, but his eyes were bright and sharp."

## Personality

Ondormezh was polite to Thara Celehar, and seemed quite amiable and sympathetic.

## Life

After the official will for Nepena Duhalar was uncovered, the Duhalada prepared for the official reading of it, led by Ondormezh. Ondormezh said that since Thara had already witnessed for Nepena, Thara was legally required to witness for Nepena again, and attend the reading, and Alasho Duhalin went to Thara to tell him. Thara attended the reading, and spoke to Ondormezh, who said he was glad Thara agreed to attend. Ondormezh also noted that other prelates wouldn't feel so obligated under their calling, as the Duhalada had offered Thara "considerable insult" by accusing him of fraud and demanding he go through a trial by ordeal.

With the help of his clerks, Ondormezh read the will.

## Quotations

* To Thara: “We are astonished to hear a prelate of Ulis admit to anything so ordinary as curiosity.”

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Addison, Katherine. *The Witness for the Dead*, First ed., Tor, 2021.
Nevennamire

The **Nevennamire** is the prison beneath the Untheileneise Court. It is possibly used for lower class prisoners, or prisoners under multiple jurisdictions, versus the Esthoramire, which is seemingly used for upper class prisoners.

## Details

The Nevennamire was older than the Court that Edrethelema III designed, and had “narrow halls and strange rounded rooms” that resembled the palace prior to Edrethelema III's redesign. “The Nevennamire was the place where a great many different jurisdictions converged: the Untheileneise Guard, the Vigilant Brotherhood of Cetho, and of Thu-Cethor, and then the Judiciate Guard”. It had a guardroom that was not exactly made for many people at once.

Empress Valestho Drazharan was once imprisoned by the emperor's brother in the Nevennamire. Valestho's husband, Emperor Belthelema IX, personally went to unlock her chains, and it was seemingly the last time an emperor visited the Nevennamire until Maia Drazhar visited.

After their connection to the plot to destroy the *Wisdom of Choharo* and kill Varenechibel IV, Nemolis Drazhar, Nazhira Drazhar, and Ciris Drazhar, who were aboard it at the time, was uncovered, Thara Celehar and a contingent of the Vigilant Brotherhood brought Aina Shulivar, Atho Narchanezhen, and Evrenis Bralchenar to the Untheileneise Court, where they were remanded to the Judiciate and imprisoned in the Nevennamire, to await their trial(s). Maia went to speak with them.

Lord Pashavar seemed to indicate that being imprisoned in the Esthoramire was a politer sentence than the Nevennamire.

## Guards and Prisoners

* Aina Shulivar (former prisoner) (deceased)
* Atho Narchanezhen (former prisoner) (deceased)
* Evrenis Bralchenar (former prisoner) (deceased)
* Corporal Ishilar (duty officer)

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Addison, Katherine. “32. Shulivar, Bralchenar, and Narchanezhen.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.
2. ↑ Addison, Katherine. “23. The Opposition of the Court.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.
Sevraseched Family Tree

* Maru Sevraseched (Great Avar of Barizhan)
	+ + unnamed wife
		- Thever Sevraseched
		- Chenelo Sevraseched Drazharan + Varenechibel IV
			* Maia Drazhar + Csethiro Ceredin
	+ + unnamed woman or women
		- Holitho Sevraseched
		- Shaleän Sevraseched + unnamed wife
		- Ursu Sevraseched Perenched + Captain Perenched
		- Nadeian Sevraseched Vizhenka + Captain Vizhenka
Nepena Duhalar

**Nepena Duhalar** was one of the founders of Duhalada and Cedharad, one of the biggest importing firms in Amalo. He was succeeded as Duhaladeise head of the company by Pelara Duhalar, one of his younger sons.

## Personality

He had a powerful spirit. In death, he was "cold and grasping".

## Life

Nepena was one of the founders of Duhalada and Cedharad, one of the biggest importing firms in Amalo, along with Mer Cedharad, who resided in Barizhan.

Nepena had many children, including at least three sons, including Nepevis Duhalar and Pelara, and a daughter out of wedlock, Daleno. Many of his children married and/or had children of their own, including Nepevis' daughter, Alasho Duhalin, and Daleno's son, Tura Olora. Many of Nepena's grandchildren also married and/or had children. Daleno was Nepena's favorite child, and he left Tura 5,000 muranai in his will because of that relationship, possibly as an insult to the rest of his family due to the thorniness of Daleno's birth. Nepena also specified that his heir was to scatter his ashes.

Nepena intended Pelara to succeed him, but after his death, Nepevis presented a fake will, to contest Nepena's, which drove the Duhalada into conflict. Two weeks after Nepena's death, Alasho petitioned Thara Celehar to Witness for him, without telling the rest of her family. Thara discovered that Nepena intended Pelara as his heir. Nepena's original will was ultimately destroyed, and Nepevis went to the Amal'theileian to accuse Thara of fraud by working for Pelara to help Pelara gain control of the family business, and demanded Thara face a trial by ordeal to prove himself. Prince Orchenis Clunethar doubted Nepevis' story, and when Nepevis panicked at his fraud being discovered, he went to the Amalomeire, bringing the matter to the Amal'othala. The Amal'othala supported the trial by ordeal, which Thara passed. Orchenis ordered Nepevis to surrender himself to the Judiciary for judgment.

Eventually, Nepena's original will was read to his family (and Thara) by Mer Ondormezh.

## References

1. ↑ Addison, Katherine. *The Witness for the Dead*, First ed., Tor, 2021.
Orimada

The **Orimada** are a noble house of the Ethuveraz.

## Details

Orimar was the Courier General for Lord Chancellor Uleris Chavar, and actively deceived him, and was otherwise corrupt and horrible at his job. Lord Chancellor Eiru Berenar removed him from his post.

## References

1. ↑ Addison, Katherine. “A Listing of Persons, Places, Things, and Gods.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.
2. ↑ 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.
Sholavee

**Sholavee** was the oldest teahouse in Amalo, and was located on General Shulihar Street, alongside the Pig of Good Fortune and the Curling Vine. During his investigation into Arveneän Shelsin's murder, Thara Celehar tracked down Borava Coreshar at Sholvee, and questioned Borava about his relationship with her, and his whereabouts on the night of her murder.

## Description

It was a multistory building with many tables inside. There was space for customers to play bokh with each other.

Its prices were high and the clientele dressed very finely. At least some of the waitstaff were elves.

## References

1. ↑ Addison, Katherine. *The Witness for the Dead*, First ed., Tor, 2021.
Newspapers

There are numerous **newspapers** in Osreth used to circulate general news (including disasters, investigations, riots, trials by ordeal, trials with the Judiciate, the deaths of nobility, and inheritance issues), fashion engravings, opera performances, and scandal. Amalo has three newspapers: the *Amalo Arbiter*, the *Evening Standard*, and the *Herald of Amalo.*

## *Amalo Arbiter*

The *Arbiter* can sometimes be one of the more rational of the three Amaleise newspapers, though it can still be wildly speculative. It once published a story on the explosion involving the *Excellence of Umvino*. The *Arbiter* also had an article on the discovery of the crypt of Hasthemis Brulnemar.

## *Evening Standard*

The *Standard* appears to be known for yellow journalism, or at least wildly untrustworthy journalism. It once published a story on the explosion involving the *Excellence of Umvino*, which was largely wildly speculative. The *Standard* also had an article on the discovery of the crypt of Hasthemis.

## *Herald of Amalo*

The *Herald* once published a story on the explosion involving the *Excellence of Umvino*, which was largely wildly speculative. The *Herald* also had an article on the discovery of the crypt of Hasthemis.

## Trivia

* Ulthora Csathamar disliked how the newspapermen often referred to him as "the wry-backed Witness".
* Prince Orchenis Clunethar was annoyed when the newspapermen tried to make decisions for him before he announced things.

## References

1. ↑ Addison, Katherine. “3. The Alcethmeret.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 Addison, Katherine. *The Witness for the Dead*, First ed., Tor, 2021.
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 Addison, Katherine. *The Grief of Stones*, First ed., Tor, 2022.
Thiriän Danivin

**Thiriän Danivin** was the daughter of Aro Danivaran and Osmer Danivar.

## Appearance

When Maia Drazhar first visited Thiriän, “she was middle-aged, plump, with the sort of narrow, pointed face that led to the elvish nobility being satirized as weasels in the comic papers. Although not lavish, her clothes and jewels were tasteful—the lapis lazuli beads in her hair brought some much-needed color to her eyes.”

On Maia's second visit, when Aro was dying, Thiriän "had been weeping, but had achieved both poise and dignity in her grief.”

## Personality

Thiriän was polite and a bit nervous around Maia. She cared about her mother and making her more comfortable.

## Life

Thiriän's father "was Drazhadeise through his mother’s line”, and Varenechibel IV acknowledged their family as cousins of the Drazhada. Aro chaperoned Maia during Maia's mother's funeral.

The Danivada were "ruinously poor", but Varenechibel IV "gifted them with a small estate on the birth of their first grandson, some five years” prior to the start of *The Goblin Emperor*. Danivar died two years prior to the story start, and Thiriän's brother ran the estate, though Aro maintained the family presence at court. Two days before the destruction of the *Wisdom of Choharo*, Aro suffered a brainstorm, and became bedridden. When Maia had Csevet Aisava make inquiries as to her identity, in order to possibly visit, Thiriän told Csevet that Aro "would be both honored and pleased. And that she tends to be most alert in the evenings." Maia visited the Danivada and spoke with Thiriän, and even sat with Aro for a time, then, at Thiriän's request, had Csevet supply the Danivada with extra coal at no charge.

During the ball to celebrate the arrival of Maru Sevraseched, Thiriän called Maia to visit Aro one last time before she died. After Maia sat with Aro for a time, Thiriän thanked him, and then took up her place at Aro's bedside again.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Addison, Katherine. “16. News from Barizhan.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Addison, Katherine. “29. A Ball and a Death-Bed.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.
3. ↑ Addison, Katherine. “4. The Funeral at the Ulimeire.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.
The Dream of the Empress Corivero

***The Dream of the Empress Corivero*** is an opera.

## Details

The Opera is about Empress Corivero Drazharan. There is a Chorus of Roses and a Chorus of Rooks in the opera. The Eldest Rose is a character who can be played by a soprano. Arveneän Shelsin once performed this role at the Vermilion Opera, and Othoro Vakrezharad potentially took over after Arveneän's murder. Nedaö Vechin performed as a tree frog in the opera in the children's chorus in Zhaö as a child.

Empress Corivero's garden is a place to covet entry to.

In the schedule of the Vermilion Opera, *The Dream of Empress Corivero* replaces *General Olethazh* after its current performance schedule is complete.

## References

1. ↑ Addison, Katherine. “A Listing of Persons, Places, Things, and Gods.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.
2. ↑ Addison, Katherine. *The Grief of Stones*, First ed., Tor, 2022.
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Addison, Katherine. *The Witness for the Dead*, First ed., Tor, 2021.
4. ↑ Addison, Katherine. “14. Min Nedaö Vechin.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.
Tana

**Tana** is a goblin who lives in Tanvero.

## Personality

Tana noted he would have paid money to see Mer Halvernarad fight Othala Perchenzar over Perchenzar's insistence that anyone could quiet a ghoul.

Tana seemed pretty smart, down to earth, and friendly.

## Life

When Thara Celehar arrived to investigate the ghoul in Tanvero, the mayor had Tana take Thara to the Clenvarada Mining Company Cemetery to see Athru. Tana knew more about the ghoul and its wanderings from those who had seen it, and also told Thara about the town's history. After Thara spoke with Athru, the three of them walked back to the town together. Tana later suggested Vera and Valta to help Thara with the manual labor needed to deal with the ghoul, and fetched them for him.

## References

1. ↑ Addison, Katherine. *The Witness for the Dead*, First ed., Tor, 2021.
Pretty Cure

## Pretty Cure Series

* Futari wa Pretty Cure
* Futari wa Pretty Cure Max Heart
* Futari wa Pretty Cure Splash Star
* Yes Pretty Cure 5
* Yes Pretty Cure 5 GoGo!
* Fresh Pretty Cure
* HearCatch Pretty Cure
* Suite Pretty Cure
* Smile Pretty Cure
* DokiDoki Pretty Cure
* HappinessCharge Pretty Cure
* Go! Princess Pretty Cure
* Mahou Tsukai Pretty Cure
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* HUGtto! Pretty Cure
* Star Twinkle Pretty Cure
* Healin Good Pretty Cure
Othasmeire

An **othasmeire** is a chapel or temple or other place of worship. An othasmeire appears to be different to an ulimeire, which is more focused on the deceased.

## Amalo

Amalo is filled with many othasmeires to many different gods. Of particular note are the Sanctuary of Csaivo and the Sanctuary of Orshan.

## Edonomee

The Othasmeire at Edonomee is "dank and grimy."

## The Untheileneise Court

The othasmeire in the Untheileneise Court, the Untheileneise’meire, is built of white marble, and it has six chapels for different gods.  One of the six chapels is the Mich’othasmeire, the Chapel of All Gods. The shrine of Ulis in the Untheileneise's othasmeire is not big enough for a state funeral, so biers of the Drazhada are placed in the oculus. The Untheileneise’meire “was a vast white edifice, a dome supported on pillars like the trunks of ancient trees. The gaslights, in their antique faceted globes, cast strange shadows among the pillars. It was cold, colder even than the frigid open rooms of the Alcethmeret. The tombs of the Drazhada circled the walls outside the ring of pillars, a wide double-row of sarcophagi, too many to count and yet not enough to complete the circle around the dome.”

### The Shrine of Ulis

One of the six shrines is dedicated to Ulis.

### The Shrine of Csetheio Cairezhasan

One of the six shrines is dedicated to Csetheio.

### The Shrine of Osreian

One of the six shrines is dedicated to Osreian.

### The Mich’othasmeire

The sixth shrine is the the Chapel of All Gods. It is seldom used, because most services are too large for individual chapels and most individual devotees pray in the chapels of the more popular gods.

## Trivia

* As "othasmeire" is spelled with a lower case "o" 8 times in *The Chronicles of Osreth*, and entirely lowercase in *The Cemeteries of Amalo*, and only capitalized 3 times (entirely in *The Goblin Emperor*), "othasmeire has been chosen for this entry.

## References

1. ↑ Addison, Katherine. “4. The Funeral at the Ulimeire.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.
2. ↑ Addison, Katherine. “7. The Tomb of the Empress Chenelo.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.
3. ↑ Addison, Katherine. “A Listing of Persons, Places, Things, and Gods.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.
Osmer Isthanar

**Osmer Isthanar** was one of Arveneän Shelsin's patrons.

## Life

Isthanar was one of Arveneän's patrons prior to her death, and still attended the Vermilion Opera after her death. Iäna Pel-Thenhior pointed out Isthanar as one of Arveneän's patrons prior to her death, but Thara Celehar never investigated him, or at least never investigated him deeply.

## Trivia

* It's unclear how Osmer Isthanar is related to Lord Isthanar, but it seems unlikely they're the same person, as Lord Isthanar is a member of the Corazhas and works in Cetho, while Osmer Isthanar likely lives in Amalo. Likely they are just both members of the Isthanada.

## References

1. ↑ Addison, Katherine. *The Witness for the Dead*, First ed., Tor, 2021.
2. ↑ Addison, Katherine. “22. The Bridge over the Upazhera.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.
Parzhadada

The **Parzhadada** are a noble house in Amalo.

## Details

“The Parzhadeise compound was in the plains to the northwest of [Amalo], where the nobles had fled as the wealthy merchants began taking over the districts immediately around the Veren’malo. . . . The compound was extensive, but the main house and stables were relatively close to the road.”

There is an area near the Chapterhouse of the Amaleise Brethren called General Parzhadar Square.

There is an elderly elven gatekeeper who greets visitors. Ema Dravenezh, the Marquess Parzhadel's secretary, keeps an office at the compound. Parzhadel “is an invalid and never leaves the Parzhadeise compound.”

Parhzadel is the sponsor of the Vermilion Opera, and is often involved in its administrative affairs. The Parzhadeise box is kept for him at the opera, though Parzhadel doesn't attend, and Ema often attends in his place, or out of privilege as part of his job.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Addison, Katherine. *The Witness for the Dead*, First ed., Tor, 2021.
Orshan

**Orshan** is a "goddess of crops and farmers".

## Details

Pilgrims to Orshan's mazes can open themselves to wisdom from Orshan.

Prelates of Orshan renounce their houses for the family they made for themselves, and at least the men are referred to as "Brother", while women may be called "Sister". Both elves and goblins can be prelates of Orshan. Orshaneisei seem to be very hospitable and helpful.

The Sanctuary of Orshan in Amalo is south "and west of the city, along the River Road", and the Sanctuary keeps "a corn maze in the old way, with a great procession to celebrate when they harvested the corn, which then went to the city’s poor. . . [The] maze was marked out by the weight of thousands and thousands of feet, plodding, dancing, marching, and it was permissible to walk the corn maze even when the corn was not there.” At the center of the maze was a cross made out of pebbles, and at its center "was a four-legged bowl containing a great heap of the milky white pebbles", which visitors can take for themselves seemingly as tokens of their pilgrimage through the maze.

No one can become lost in an Orshaneise maze. Hurrying is considered an affront to Orshan, so maze wanderers are meant to take their time. When Thara Celehar visited the maze in Amalo, he was asked to return to the Sanctuary by sundown. Both of his visits were followed by a meal with the Orshaneisei.

An Orshalvero is "a doll given to farmers’ daughters to hold them close to Orshan as they grew", and carved from wood by the Orshaneisei.

## References

1. ↑ Addison, Katherine. “A Listing of Persons, Places, Things, and Gods.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 Addison, Katherine. *The Witness for the Dead*, First ed., Tor, 2021.
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Addison, Katherine. *The Grief of Stones*, First ed., Tor, 2022.
Sanaro

**Sanaro** is an elf married to Valta and lives in Tanvero.

## Appearance

While she worked she carried her child around on shoulder sling.

## Personality

Sanaro was polite and welcoming to Thara Celehar.

## Life

She made up a bed for Thara to sleep in after he faced the ghoul of Hiriän Balamaran. After Thara woke and Vera let him know that Othas'ala Deprena wanted Thara to stay in Tanvero, and Thara noted that was a terrible idea, Sanaro warned Vera against pressuring Thara. She later fed Thara, Valta, and Vera supper. When Sanaro asked what Thara thought they should do to avoid ghouls in the future, Thara talked a bit about maintenance and keeping watch. When Thara thanked her for her hospital, Sanaro said, "We could do no less," which Thara recognized as a formal Barizheise phrase.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Addison, Katherine. *The Witness for the Dead*, First ed., Tor, 2021.
Rohethada

The **Rohethada** are a noble house in the Ethuveraz.

## Details

A previous Duke Tethimel "was a great favorite of Edrevechelar the Sixteenth”, and later emperors favored his rivals, "the Rohethada and the Ormevada in particular." Varenechibel IV had his eldest son, Nemolis Drazhar, marry a daughter of the Rohethada, Sheveän Drazharan. Nemolis and Sheveän's son, Idra Drazhar, is Maia Drazhar's current heir. After Sheveän's attempted coup, the Rohethada seemed to send assurances of their loyalty to Maia, and were reassured by Maia's court.

The Rohethada's principal estate is located near Cethoree. The old Brenenada compound in Amalo bears a signet of the Rohethada.

## Members

* Aäthis Rohethar
* Idra Rohethar
* Sheveän Drazharan (former)
* Zharo Rohetharan

## Trivia

* Aäthis and Lisava Ormevar seem to be friendly colleagues at the University of Amalo.

## References

1. ↑ Addison, Katherine. “A Listing of Persons, Places, Things, and Gods.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.
2. ↑ Addison, Katherine. “15. The Problem of Setheris.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.
3. ↑ Addison, Katherine. “24. The Revethvoran of Dazhis Athmaza.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.
4. ↑ Addison, Katherine. “34. Building Bridges.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.
5. ↑ Addison, Katherine. *The Witness for the Dead*, First ed., Tor, 2021.
6. ↑ Addison, Katherine. *The Grief of Stones*, First ed., Tor, 2022.
Veltanezh

**Othala Veltanezh** is the municipal prelate at Ulmavonee and the Paravi district in Amalo.

## Life

When Aiveän Zemerin needed a place to stay the night, Thara Celehar suggested she seek out Veltanezh, as he would let her stay overnight at Ulmavonee.

Veltanezh oversaw the body preparation for burial of Tomilo Ulzhavel, to demonstrate the process for his newest junior prelate. Csenaia Ulzhavar contacted Veltanezh about viewing Tomilo's body with Thara as part of the investigation into her murder. When the time came, Csenaia went with Thara and Velhiro Tomasaran. Veltanezh showed them to the grave to verify it was who they were looking for. While Kivora and Satha worked on unburying the body, Veltanezh invited Thara, Velhiro, and Csenaia to look around Ulmavonee. Thara asked if Veltanezh would teach Velhiro about his duties, which Veltanezh was enthused by.

## Skills

Veltanezh's work involves a lot of paperwork. He is also a teacher.

## Relationships

#### Kivora and Satha

Kivora and Satha were Veltanezh's sextons.

#### Thara Celehar

Thara had a generally positive impression of Veltanezh.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Addison, Katherine. *The Grief of Stones*, First ed., Tor, 2022.
2. ↑ Addison, Katherine. *Min Zemerin's Plan*. 2022.
Sorchev Zhas

**Sorchev Zhas** was a ruler of Csedo before the unification of the Ethuveraz.

## Life

He ruled some 60-100 years "before Edrevenivar the Conqueror crossed the Istandaärtha."

## References

1. ↑ Addison, Katherine. “A Listing of Persons, Places, Things, and Gods.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.
2. ↑ Addison, Katherine. “23. The Opposition of the Court.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.
Virenada

The **Virenada** are a noble house of the Ethuveraz.

## Details

Supposedly, the Virenada planned to present a daughter to be Maia Drazhar's empress. The Corazhas ultimately chose Csethiro Ceredin, instead.

## References

1. ↑ Addison, Katherine. “A Listing of Persons, Places, Things, and Gods.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.
2. ↑ Addison, Katherine. “13. Bargaining.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.
Parav'opera

The **Parav'opera** is one of the opera houses in Amalo.

## Appears in

*The Witness for the Dead (referenced)*

*The Grief of Stones (referenced)*

## Details

The Parav'opera is located “in the city’s westernmost district, Paravi. . . . The Parav’opera did not have a house composer”. Working at the Parav'opera is less glamorous than working at the Vermilion Opera or the Amal'opera.

The "best box in every Amaleise theater was called the prince’s box just in case” Prince Orchenis Clunethar visited.

All the operaneisei but the Amal'opera steal operas from each other to put on themselves.

During *The Grief of Stones,* Iäna Pel-Thenhior possibly roped the Parav'opera into a cooperative venture among the operaneisei to find placements for the foundlings displaced after the closure of Pavalo Temin's Cemchelarna School for Foundling Girls.

The Parav'opera is not known for hiring goblin leads.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Addison, Katherine. *The Witness for the Dead*, First ed., Tor, 2021.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Addison, Katherine. *The Grief of Stones*, First ed., Tor, 2022.
Signet Rings

Usually given on a person's sixteenth birthday as a mark of adulthood; used to seal letters. In Barizhan, where they do not use signet rings, they use thumbprints to seal their letters.

Most signet rings in the Untheileneise Court are made by Dachensol Habrobar.

All Drazhada have a cat as part of their signet.

* Varenechibel IV's signet was a cat resting one paw upon a crown, the Ethuverazhid Mura.
* Edrehasivar VI's signet was a cat seated with its tail curled about its paws.
* Maia Drazhar's signet was designed for his mother Chenelo Drazharan, and is a "creature half cat and half twining serpent" to honor the sea-serpent war banner of the Great Avar.
Mewkledreamy

Mewkledreamy (japonês: p ュ ー ク ド He He ミ He, Hepburn: Myūkurudorīmī) é uma franquia de personagens criada por Sanrio, ilustrada pelo designer de personagens Mayumi Yanagita. A franquia foi lançada oficialmente em 2017.

Uma adaptação da série de televisão de anime de J.C. Staff estreou em todas as estações da TXN no Japão em 5 de abril de 2020.

## História

### Franquia

Mew é um gatinho de pelúcia violeta claro criado em um mundo do céu pelas fadas que fazem bonecas. Um dia, ela caiu do céu e foi apanhada por uma garota humana. A menina abraçou e falou com Mew todos os dias. Na esperança de expressar sua gratidão à garota, Mew fez um desejo para a lua. Depois que o luar fez brilhar o padrão de estrela de Mew em seu ouvido, ela começou a poder falar. Desde então, Mew e a garota conversam todos os dias. Eles podem ter o mesmo sonho quando dormem juntos, enquanto brincam e trocam segredos no sonho.

### Anime

Yume é um alegre estudante do primeiro ano do ensino médio que, por acaso, pegou Mew, um gatinho falante que caiu do céu. Ao se tornar um Dream Partners, Mew possui o poder do "Dream Synchro" e é capaz de entrar no sonho junto com Yume. Naquela noite, a rainha do Reino dos Sonhos Milagrosos apareceu no sonho de Yume, dizendo a ela que, se ela e Mew coletarem muitas Pedras dos Sonhos, ela poderá conceder um único desejo. Desde então, Yume começa a colecionar Dreamy Stones com Mew, enquanto desfruta de sua vida escolar.

## Characters

* Mew - Natali Pazete
* Yume Hinata - Rebeca Zadra
* Peko - Isabelle Cunha
* Maira Tsukishima - Victoria Brow
* Su - Isabella Guarnieri
* Kotoko Imai - Carla Pompílio
Trade Association of the Western Ethuveraz

The **Trade Association of the Western Ethuveraz** is a group at least partially made up of goblins, but also possibly with some elven members or those of elven descent/relation, as well (one of the members is "a cousin of the Prince of Thu-Istandaär”). The group seemingly represents merchants from the Western Ethuveraz.

## Details

The group's goods include “clocks, pens, [and] the machine-woven carpets from Choharo”.

Representatives from the group came to the Untheileneise Court to petition Maia Drazhar. Among their petitions was support for a bridge over the Istandaärtha. Maia noted that the group “seemed very sensible, their goals likely to improve their cities in more ways than just the economic”. Lord Chancellor Uleris Chavar seemed offended by the group's very existence, and refused to even hear their concerns.

Some members of the group possibly attended the dinner Ambassador Vorzhis Gormened threw to announce the upcoming visit of the Great Avar, Maru Sevraseched, to the Untheileneise Court.

The group sent Maia a present for his 19th birthday.

## Trivia

* Membership in the group is possibly younger, given Maia noted their goods tended to show more diversity of interest than the older generations, who focused more on silk.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Addison, Katherine. “17. Dinner with the Goblin Ambassador.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.
2. ↑ 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.
Molinis Tozharharad

**Molinis Tozharharad** lived in Amalo. He was the brother of Danavo Tozharharad, and was murdered by his younger brother, Mandara Tozharharad.

## Life

Molinis was the eldest of nine siblings. Molinis' father loved him the best of the children, and Molinis' mother loved Mandara best of all her children. Molinis and Mandara had a terrible feud, which worsened when they became interested in girls.

The Tozharharad family followed a Barizheise cult that allowed for the funerals of suicides.

Molinis' mother died five years prior to *The Grief of Stones.* This worsened the feud between the brothers.

After Mandara murdered Molinis, Mandara lied and said he did not do so. The Vigilant Brotherhood wouldn't arrest him without proof. Two days after the murder, on the day of Molinis' funeral, Danavo petitioned Thara Celehar for help. Thara turned to Velhiro Tomasaran, as Thara was burned out, and asked if she would accept the petition. Velhiro agreed, and the three went to the Tozharharad home in Penchelivor, where Mandara had locked himself in his room.

Velhiro Witnessed for Molinis, and confirmed that Mandara killed him. Velhiro agreed to go with Danavo to the Vigilant Brotherhood. When Velhiro, Danavo, and Thara went upstairs to confront Mandara, he would not respond to them and his door was locked. Danavo fetched the key, and they discovered that Mandara had hung himself, leaving a note to explain that he was not sorry for killing Molinis. Thara advised Danavo to bury the brothers as far apart as possible, to avoid a haunting.

## Relationships

#### Molinis' father

Molinis' father loved him best of all his children.

#### Mandara Tozharharad

Molinis and Mandara hated each other. Danavo assumed for years that Molinis would kill Mandara.

## References

1. ↑ Addison, Katherine. *The Grief of Stones*, First ed., Tor, 2022.
Tobaris Clunethar

**Warlord Tobaris Clunethar** was the Warlord of Amalo during the massacre of the Wolves of Anmura. He is the ancestor of Prince Orchena Clunethar and Prince Orchenis Clunethar.

## Life

The Wolves of Anmura kept a compound on the Hill of Werewolves, which supposedly hid treasures. In ages past, the Warlord of Amalo would receive the burials of soldiers there.

When Archprelate Vinvedris revoked his protection from the wolves and the mysteries of Anmura were proscribed, Tobaris used the event as an excuse to loot and burn the Wolves' compound and kill everyone they found.

## Trivia

* Aäthis Rohethar is a scholar on the dissolution of the Anmureise mysteries, and is knowledgeable on Tobaris. Lisava Ormevar is also knowledgeable about the reign of Tobaris.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Addison, Katherine. *The Witness for the Dead*, First ed., Tor, 2021.
2. ↑ Addison, Katherine. *The Grief of Stones*, First ed., Tor, 2022.
Kimondhatatlan Kultuszok

A compendium of necromantic research written by Molnar. Although the title is Sulinese, the text of the book is in Abyssal. Molnar claims that the book contains instructions on a ritual that would allow one to reanimate a slain Archon. Apparently the component of the ritual includes the heart of a heretic Prince, the tongue of a woman who walks with spirits, and the eyes of a great Necromancer. There are also three other components which Molnar has not described, but believes he has already collected.
Parnalo

**Parnalo** is a goblin resident of Amalo.

## Life

Parnalo was the daughter of Merrem Kelberened and Othala Kelberened. She had a brother, Dothora Kelberened, and at least one sister. She resided in Amalo, possibly near/with her family. Parnalo had a child in spring just before the events of *Lora Selezh.*

After Dothora took in his previously unknown infant son, Lora Selezh, he and Merrem Kelberened suggested that Parnalo might also nurse him, as Lora's mother was dead.

## Relationships

#### Othala Kelberened

Kelberened supported his daughters and was not worried about continuing the Kelberened name.

## References

1. ↑ Addison, Katherine. *Lora Selezh*. 2021.
Mich'othasmeire

The **Mich'othasmeire** is the Chapel of All Gods in the Untheileneise Court.

## Details

Inside the Untheileneise'meire is the Mich'othasmeire, one of the six chapels there. “It is not much used, since even celebrations for a single god tend to be too large for the chapels, and people who come to pray privately wish most often to pray to Osreian or Cstheio.” The Mich'othasmeire “was circular; it was devoid of ornament save the gold mosaic triskelion in the center of the floor. The windows were tall and narrow and spaced evenly about its circumference.”

The chapel is largely used by those who do not wish to specifically pray to one of the more popular gods of the Ethuveraz, like Anmura, Csaivo, Cstheio Caireizhasan, Osreian, and Ulis, or who worship other figures, like Akhalarna.

During Chenelo Drazharan's residence at the Untheileneise Court, she asked then-Canon Teru Tethimar for a place where she might light candles in the Untheileneise'meire (in accordance with Barizheise religious practice), and Teru showed her the Mich'othasmeire. Chenelo later placed candles in all the windows.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Addison, Katherine. “34. Building Bridges.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.
Rasheed Al Kalabi

**Rasheed Al Kalabi** is a supporting character in *Unearthed: Trail of Ibn Battuta*.

## Biography

Rasheed Al Kalabi lives in Tangier, Morocco. His uncle used to own a store in the market, but he had a dispute with his partner, and had to close it down. Rasheed is friends with the owner of Akram Cafe.

Rasheed Al Kalabi called Faris Jawad from Morocco, and wanted to meet in Tangier. While walking though the market of Tangier, Rasheed talked about Ibn Battuta and his connection to him. It turns out that Ibn Juzzay Al Kalabi, the great great grandfather of Rasheed Al Kalabi was the writer of Ibn Battuta’s Journal. They sat down at Akram Cafe, where Rasheed talked about his discovery. They then moved on to Rasheed's house, but all his findings were stolen. Fortunately he had made copies of the documents, and he kept them in his car. When Faris got in trouble for chasing the thief, Rasheed and Dania Jawad met him on the street with Rasheed's car, which they used to escape the Police.