[23] Reign of Doram Nalesam (3 sett 1487 anni – 6 apr 1490 anni)

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Nalesam Ũtando-Lenasendo Ȃcalnam
(B: 1436; D: 1490 [Age 54])
ȂcalnamSȗlo
Born in Veges

After almost 30 years in power, Separam the Third's brother, Nalesam, had built up an army and stormed Dinisum in order to try to usurp him. 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.

However, despite Nalesam's aggressive takeover of Makarum, he was killed by Víkuonam the Third's son, Taugam the Second, who had been living in Oipienta. Taugam moved to Makarum in 1480, he began networking with various Makar nobles who pledged their allegience to him. In mid-1488, he publicly declared an open rebellion against Nalesam and used his forces to attack Dinisum and other important cities occupied by pro- Ȃcalnam forces. Eventually, Taugam surrounded Dinisum and began a 3 month siege until Nalesam surrendered and just like how Nalesam executed his brother publicly, Taugam did the same to him with the only difference being that right before the actual execution, Taugam tied a bag onto Nalesam's head to preserve his dignity. This simple act presented Taugam as a respectful leader and one who was extremely loved by all the people.

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