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Duke Tunch Chekiv is the patriarch of the [[Chekiv family]]. The Chekiv family is one of the [[Five Families]] that ruled Nova Vaasa by rotating the position of prince among their respective patriarchs according to a schedule called the [[Cycle of Stewards]]. By remaining in office beyond his time, Prince Othmar broke the cycle. Duke Tunch Chekiv has reliably served his prince in all things, being eager to afford Othmar no excuse for turning his attention to the [[Pommel Duchy]] which, given its distance from Kantora, enjoys a greater degree of autonomy than any other. | Duke Tunch Chekiv is the patriarch of the [[Chekiv family]]. The Chekiv family is one of the [[Five Families]] that ruled Nova Vaasa by rotating the position of prince among their respective patriarchs according to a schedule called the [[Cycle of Stewards]]. By remaining in office beyond his time, Prince Othmar broke the cycle. Duke Tunch Chekiv has reliably served his prince in all things, being eager to afford Othmar no excuse for turning his attention to the [[Pommel Duchy]] which, given its distance from Kantora, enjoys a greater degree of autonomy than any other. | ||
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Revision as of 23:35, 29 March 2010
Duke Tunch Chekiv is the patriarch of the Chekiv family. The Chekiv family is one of the Five Families that ruled Nova Vaasa by rotating the position of prince among their respective patriarchs according to a schedule called the Cycle of Stewards. By remaining in office beyond his time, Prince Othmar broke the cycle. Duke Tunch Chekiv has reliably served his prince in all things, being eager to afford Othmar no excuse for turning his attention to the Pommel Duchy which, given its distance from Kantora, enjoys a greater degree of autonomy than any other.
