Adjua Tamed
Adjua Tamed is originally of the Merihani people, a proud nomadic tribe on horseback. Adjua is tall and athletic, with black hair, blue eyes and a strong jaw. She leads the peoples of Kinbadush and represents them in foreign matters. Foreign matters meaning to keep the Kinbadusho tribes' land safe and protecting it from outside forces.
Born from a lowly family of basketmakers, Adjua as a little girl was used to having to assert her worth against the other children in the tribe. She was fierce and strong and boys soon learned to not make fun of her. Adjua would oftentimes, to the dismay of her parents, beat other boys' noses bloody, should she witness them bullying a weaker child or even worse, a helpless animal. Adjua would then enter a rage and could only be stopped from pummeling her opponent by being pulled off by an adult. The size, strength or age of the bully did not matter to her.Growing up Adjua was not content to stay in camp and weave baskets or collect reeds. She watched the hunters of her tribe train with bow and arrow and tend to their horses. A kind horsegroom would let her help out in caring for the horses and Adjua had a natural talent for handling the animals. When she was of age she proved herself in the annual Hageejo, a tournament and test of strength, enduranance and accuracy. She prevailed as only woman among two dozen young men of the tribe in archery, tracking and horseback riding and came in on first place, even against the chieftain's son.
In the coming years she established herself as a warrior and strong leader. At a council meeting in the wake of an outside threat she was chosen as the leader of the tribe people and has ever since managed the tribes' affairs in their best interest.
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