Tomor, Khan of Ichamur

Tomor Khan(1221-)

Tomor was one of the 3 Khans chosen to take control of a part of Kuchteis Empire. The part of the empire he was given was the Khanate of Ichamur, the second most powerful of the Khanates. Soon after taking power he established a defensive alliance with the Blue Horde, ruled by Naaranbatter Khan, but failed to do the same with Dustiril Khan, and it soon became clear that they were rivals.

While the Calradics were busy fighting a war, Tomor declared a tribal conquest and captured the castle of Malayurg with no casualties, and he then rode to Narra demanding tribute, in which he was paid 10000 denars for a 1 years peace. He granted his son, Kuleg the castle of Malayurg. With the tribute funds he set to making the Steppe town of Ichamur a defensible location, buidling stone walls with the help of Sarranid engineers ,whcih had never been built by Khergits before. He also began the construction of a large open stone mine/pit, which were worked by slaves.

When word reached Tomor that Naaranbatter Khan had abandoned his Khudanese Holdings, Tomor became furious as he saw as disrecpecting Kuchtei's once great Empire.He then said that he refused to have a defensive Alliance with those that would not defend themselves, and took Suncetche Castle, accepting its surrender but killig the man that Naaranbatter left in charge after the man refused to swear alligence.

Heir: Kulug the Scion

Vassals: Kulug of Malayurg, and  Nasugei of Sungetche Castle

Allies: None

"The horse i shall ride has been chosen and the reigns have been handed to me. The path that has been chosen for me is not an easy one and many other riders have fell and stumbled because of the many obstacles that are present on the road of a ruler, I however will not fall off the horse, I shall ride it with strength and my own will, I shall ride the horse that the spirits have seen fit to give me. There are many who see me as a simple warrior khan who is blinded by his own ambition, perhaps that is true but what more was Kuchtei Khan, who some say was the greatest of our people, was he not a warrior khan? Kuchtei did not gain or expand his empire with words, he did so by the old ways, blood and iron, horse and bow and his own ambition and if the spirits will it, so will i."

-Tomor after being chosen to be the Khan of Ichamur