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'''Jaken''' (<dni>jaken</dni>{{contested}}) was the Grand Master of the [[Guild of Writers]] during the time of King [[Ishek]]. | |||
When the [[Yimas]] (actually controlled by a fanatic [[D'ni (race)|D'ni]] faction) abducted the King's wife in [[4103 DE]], they requested for ransom three new [[Ages]] for them to rule. Apparently Ishek informed Jaken of this. Jaken gave a speech saying that the Yimas had no grasp of [[The Art]] and the kind of Ages they requested was impossible to exist (and write).<reF>[[Reference:DRC research notebooks/King Ishek|King Ishek Notebook]]</ref> | When the [[Yimas]] (actually controlled by a fanatic [[D'ni (race)|D'ni]] faction) abducted the King's wife in [[4103 DE]], they requested for ransom three new [[Ages]] for them to rule. Apparently Ishek informed Jaken of this. Jaken gave a speech saying that the Yimas had no grasp of [[The Art]] and the kind of Ages they requested was impossible to exist (and write).<reF>[[Reference:DRC research notebooks/King Ishek|King Ishek Notebook]]</ref> | ||
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Jaken (jaken[contested]) was the Grand Master of the Guild of Writers during the time of King Ishek.
When the Yimas (actually controlled by a fanatic D'ni faction) abducted the King's wife in 4103 DE, they requested for ransom three new Ages for them to rule. Apparently Ishek informed Jaken of this. Jaken gave a speech saying that the Yimas had no grasp of The Art and the kind of Ages they requested was impossible to exist (and write).[1]
