Sires of Tersus

The Sires of Tersus, sometimes called the Sires of Ter, were a group of 8 male Tersi and former soldiers that fought against the Tersi Massacre. They were known for their accomplishments, bravery, and strategy in battle, and for their assistance and guidance in Ter’s reconstruction following the massacre. As well they are known for fathering a significant amount of children largely due to their popularity.

MEMBERS

The Sires of Tersus consisted of 8 male Tersi from varying backgrounds. All were accomplished soldiers revered for their bravery, strategy, and sacrifice. They included:

• Khaa Zathin — The youngest son of two farmers. Khaa survived many battles and led fellow soldiers to victory as a defacto leader.
• Alet Batir — The only son of a widowed tailor, Alet was especially skilled in hand-to-hand combat
• Teke Alia * — TBA. Helped in economic pursuits. Along with Khaa Zathin, he established the Tersus-Seya Trade Route.

LEGACY

Helped rebuild Ter - making diplomatic decisions, coordinating work
Helped rebuild the Tersi population. All fathered a significant amount of children. Khaa is believed to have fathered the most, with at least 800 confirmed children by him and a possible total of over 2,000.
Most modern day Tersi can trace their ancestry to at least one of these males, sometimes all of them.