[22] Reign of Doram Separam III Ȃcalnam (21 ore 27 min, 9 dic 1459 anni – 3 sett 1487 anni)

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Separam Ũtando-Lenasendo Ȃcalnam
(B: 1433; D: 1487 [Age 54])
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Born in Dínisum, Tongaleka Gembendoi

Separam took the throne of Makarum from Víkuonam the Third because he first believed that Víkuonam was some type of demonic being (Separam was part of a New-Age Cult) and should not rule because he was working in the name of Evil. He also thought that he himself was deserving of the throne because he was the grandson of Separam the Second and was born only two years after his grandfather's death.

Separam met with Víkuonam the Third privately for a couple glasses of wine on the night of December 9th and when Víkuonam was drunk (Separam poured him around 14 glasses), he strangeled the Doram. He then declared himself DoramMakarui.

After almost 30 years in power, Nalesam, his brother, had built up an army and stormed Dinisum in order to try to usurp Separam. The Siege of Dinisum (1487) lasted around 6 days and the first 3 days were failures where Nalesam had to retreat back towards the countryside. On the fifth day, he returned and breached the city's walls and then captured his brother. The next day, Nalesam executed Separam himself publicly in front of both armies and all citizens present as a sign of dominance.

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