1255 Nusal's Donimy Juctor

**Nusal's Donimy Juctor** (born -42, died -7)

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"During the winter, when Proud Machyal came of age, he was married to Anylyal Panth Galvens through Nusal's Donimy Juctor, daughter of Eager Nusal Juctor Sarevir.
 Although not a successful political figure, Anylyal was a dependable
man and who had served Moody Machyal well as a soldier, adviser and
friend for nearly thirty years, whereas Donimy's father was a former Marshal who had served under Moody Machyal against the Northern Provincial Army who was now a Bursar in Roam.
 The hope that the marriage might procure some grain for the hungry army
 was not fulfilled, however. Proud Machyal, though he had hoped for a
more politically ambitious marriage, appreciated that the needs of his
family came first. Anylyal had been like an uncle to him during his
childhood, and he grew to love Donimy, who was a compassionate and
devout woman."

"Shortly before the conclusion of the peace negotiations, Nusal's Donimy Juctor, the wife of Proud Machyal and Anylyal Panth Galvens, gave birth to god-twins: Machyal Sarevir-Machyal Panth and Qual Panth Sarevir.
 Their birth was celebrated as a good omen, though Qual was sickly and
would die within the year. Anylyal was sent by Moody Machyal to Roam to
present the terms of the treaty to the Senate, along with news of the
good omen which accompanied it."

"At the outbreak of the Second Civil War, Proud Machyal's husband Anylyal Panth Galvens was in Roam presenting the negotiated settlement between Moody Machyal and Naechis to the Senate. When Vulgar Renyal Sarevir Juctor and Aloof Prellal Juctor declared the treaty an act of treason and Moody Machyal an enemy of the state, they also moved to appoint Anylyal as Captain of the Sproletan Well
 in an attempt to keep him from returning to Moody Machyal's side as one
 of his commanders. The Senate approved the appointment, despite the
protests of Anylyal. Anylyal openly defied the appointment and left Roam
 for the port at Gaegny.
 He was intercepted by a detachment of Juctor men and cut down as a
traitor to Roam. News of his death reached Proud Machyal and his father
in Naechis along with the news of Vulgar Renyal's pronouncements. A few
days later, Proud Machyal's half-son Qual died. When his wife Donimy again gave birth later in the year, Proud Machyal ensured that the son was named Lumosural Sarevir-Machyal Panth despite Anylyal almost certainly having no involvement in his conception."

"Moody Machyal crossed from Delebram to Felegram early in the year, coordinating his arrival with that of Young Sural's army. The Felegrin Well was captained by Cortisal Qualens Candoam,
 who had marched his army to Roam-Beast to protect the Consul Amussal
Barbar Gibruny. The port of Felegram was easily secured by the Fuscrite
forces, and Moody Machyal's army returned to Scalify for the first time
in over five years. Proud Machyal left his wife in Delebram in labour
with what would be his third son, Nusal Sarevir-Machyal. "

"Proud Machyal remained in camp at the feet of Roam-Beast while his father travelled to the Senate House
 to confirm that he had in fact seized Roam, and that it was Vulgar
Renyal who was the enemy of the people. His wife Donimy found him there,
 and presented him with his newborn son Nusal."

"Proud Machyal returned to Roam to find that his wife Donimy had given birth to his half-daughter Haity Candoam. One of those who visited the Sarevir Palace to congratulate him was a young Officer named Curly Coltal Candoam Juctor, who was the son of the disgraced Patriarch of Candoam Craven Coltal."

"The momentum of Proud Machyal's year was halted by the death of his wife Donimy,
 aged thirty-five, whilst delivering a stillborn son. Machyal had loved
Donimy, who had been a compassionate wife with a strong moral compass,
and he went into grief seclusion at the Sarevir Palace, as his former husband Pagnal did at the Candoam Palace. His brother Hessal had left for the Straequian Well, but he was visited by his sisters Amby and Caiacas, as well as many Sarevirs
 and other political allies and sycophants hoping to take advantage of
his grief. He grew again to hate Roam, a place where he could only ever
remember being unhappy or feeling incompetent."