King Piloinen

King Piloinen (Old Havlic: Pilɔ̃inin; Elder Tsedric: Piluuini) was the King of Tsilaio from circa 100,000 years ago.
He was very controversial, the people of Paa'iya, a tributary state of Tsilaio , did not recognise his sovereignty due to suspicious circumstances regarding his elder brother Tɛutɛnis' death. Tɛutɛnis was an ally of the Paa'ins and personally close with Queen Ḥawʈ̂iqa, when he died Ḥawʈ̂iqa suspected Pilɔinen of assassinating him in order to claim the throne for himself, Pilɔinen tried to strengthen the central government thus limiting Paa'iya's autonomy. In response to this Ḥawʈ̂iqa declared him a usurper and his claim to the throne illegitimate; she gathered her people and led them to new lands which would eventually become Tsedria. This "desertion" became the namesake of her and her followers the "deserters", the "forsaken", the "Tseidzrénoni".

Species

Havlean

Ethnicity

Neo-Havlian

Birthplace

Tsilaio

Gender

Male

Related Historical Events

• Circa 9,000 B
  The Havlean Split