[19] Reign of Tusam Malgam Targandam (18 St. 25 Min, 11 Aug 988 Jahr – 1 Nov 1002 Jahr)

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Malgam Fortesando Targandam
(B: 936; D: 1002 [Age 66])
Targandam Kloviso
Born in Níkatekum, Tongaleka Asketoroi

Born to the son of Tusam Ẽndevkam Targandam, Fortesam Targandam, in Níkatekum, Malgam lived an easy childhood in Káskalum (Jasjax) where his father was the Supervisor of the Western Portion of the Empire until his death in 964. After his father's death, since Tusam Tradam Targandam did not have any children due to infertility, he granted the Supervision of the Western Portion of the Makarum Empire to Malgam in 965. He supervised the region until Vengasam Rostandam was voted into the Emperorhood in 976.

At the age of 16 in Káskalum on October 15, 952, Malgam had a dream about the Savoian demon, TunkamDeusam (The Great Corpse) in which Malgam visited the MomSíngoDuneusíno (Place of Eternal Peace) and saw briefly the SuamKeio (Being of Chaos). The young noble was extremely confused about this dream and did not think about it until 12 years later when his father died.

After the death of his father on October 13, 964, Malgam had another dream about the TunkamDeusam but this time Malgam approached him in the dream and asked him who he was. The demon told him that he was a SuamKeio and not a god, that he was the ruler of where he was stepping and that he was soon to be master of him forever. The dream ended when TunkamDeusam set him aflame for no reason other than to supposedly show him a lesson in what was to come for his future (his death of being burned at the stake). Once again, Malgam dismissed this dream but he began to seek help from the Savoian priests and seers in order to properly assess his situation as to why he was seeing the TunkamDeusam.

After the Election for the Tusam in 976, Malgam once again had another dream about the TunkamDeusam on October 15, 977. This time, he was facing the throne room of the demon and engaged in a deep conversation with him regarding who he was and what he was going to do with Malgam. The SuamKeio admitted to Malgam that he had been calling him to the MomSíngoDuneusíno throughout the years in order to tell him his destined fate. However, the demon instead instilled the idea that the newly elected Tusam, Vengasam Rostandam, was extremely evil and that only Malgam could stop him. Their discussion in the dream was the most indepth, as he told the noble what the secrets of the future were. After waking up from the dream, Malgam was freaking out and having a panic attack. He went on a 2 year adventure in order to discover who he was meant to be and what he was destined to do. Upon his return to Káskalum, Malgam was looking through his window from his castle into the city when he suddenly had a vision of TunkamDeusam ordering him to kill the current Tusam and that he was right in doing so. He began to no longer seek medical help from seers and druids and he fully embraced his new identity as the henchman of TunkamDeusam.

The reign of Malgam Targandam saw heavy levels of corruption and massive growth in the powers of the Kentusolam (Office of the Emperor; Emperorship). Due to the Targando-Rostando War, Makarum had to borrow massive amounts of money from various nations, most notably Ris, and when the war ended, a lot of nations demanded their money back, often threatening war. Malgam came into power with these nations angered and had to go to war 8 times while emperor. He furthered the governmental corruption and used the wars as a way to grow his power as emperor. He imprisoned people who spoke out against him or what he was doing and consistantly put down rebellions and protests against his power, often prioritizing very small protests over necessary foreign battles.

Historians usually rank Tusam Malgam Targandam as a very hated emperor who caused much more harm than good to the TurkenamMakarui. He is regarded as the man to have initiated the decline of the Empire.

Tusam Malgam Targandam eventually died in 1002 when he was kidnapped by the agents of the Rostandam Family. He was put on trial for his crimes against the Empire and was sentenced to being burned in the center of the city.

When he was being tied to the stake for burning, he passed out due to stress. During his time unconscious, he had another vision where he was taken to the MomSíngoDuneusíno to see the TunkamDeusam for one last time. In the vision, he woke up tied to pole in front of the TunkamDeusam and the temperature was no longer freezing cold but burning hot. Malgam asked the SuamKeio why he was in the MomSíngoDuneusíno again and if he was proud of him for succeeding in killing Vengasam. The TunkamDeusam told him that he was not proud of Malgam and told him that he was fighting many wars since becoming Tusam, furthering the debt the empire was already in. The SoamKeiam told him that he had failed and that he was responsible for corrupting the empire and bringing it to a path of destruction. Malgam was confused and began to freak out and when he realized that he caused the downfall of the empire, he began saying under his breath, "No no no nooo noo..." The temperature continuously got hotter and hotter until the TunkamDeusam said, "You have forgotten who I am, my child. I am a Being of Chaos." Then he commanded to Malgam, "Burn [Mono]." The vision ended with Malgam suddenly being set aflame and dying. As he awoke, he was fully tied up against the stake and then set aflame immediately. He was burned at the stake at 3:07 PM on November 4, 1002. The charred remains of his body were thrown into the ocean and never seen again.

"This man has cheated the senate and the people and all. He took money from other nations to fight the true emperor. He conducted many corrupt deals among officials. He led his soldiers to certain death. This man rebelled against the empire and denied my rule as the rightful emperor from God. Vengasam Rostandam must imprisoned for his crimes to the Empire.

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/tʰos dʰɛlɪc̃ɪsɑnuː mɑlɛmɪnɑsuː nɔʰɑnuː tʰɑᵑgʰutʰɑlɛtʰ. dʰoʃɪᵑgʰɑn tʰj͡uskʰɑɾɪtʰi ɾɑɪ̯ʔɪtʰi ʰɪɾɛpʰɑlɛm ʰɪⁿtʰɔj͡usɑn tʰuːsɑn muⁿtʰɑlɛ. moʃɪnɪs gʰuːⁿdʰɪnɪs gʰosɑɪ̯c̃ɪnɪs dʰukʰ kʰɛⁿtʰuːgʰɪfɑs kʰololɛm. tʰɑɾɑ̯ʊsos soɪ̯ʃos ʰɑlɑ mɑɾokʰɑs gʰoɪ̯ɑlɑs gʰɪmɑnɑlɛm. dʰɛgʰɪ tʰɔɾkʰɪnɑn tʰos vɑdʰɛgʰuɾɑlɛm nuː ɑnusuᵑgʰɑs tʰusɑn j͡osɑn gʷɑ̯ tʰɔɾkʰɪnɑs dʰuːlɑs sɑvoɪ̯. vɛᵑgʰɑsɑm rostʰɑⁿdʰɑm ʰɑmsɑlɛtʰ ɾɛtʰɑnɛᵑkʰɑm gʰunɪmɪs soɪʃɑs ʰɑlɑ tʰɔɾkʰɪnɑs/" What Malgam told Vengasam Rostandam during his kangaroo court trial.

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