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==General== | ==General== | ||
| − | Galldrian Riatin was the late King of Cairhien ( | + | Galldrian Riatin was the late King of [[Cairhien (Nation)|Cairhien]] ({{tgh|9}}); he took the throne after [[Laman Damodred]], who was killed during the [[Aiel War]]. He was assassinated, leaving many claimants to the Sun Throne, including [[Colavaere]] ({{tgh|38}}; {{acos|3}}). The sign of House Riatin is five stars ({{tgh|9}}). |
| − | Elder Haman thought Galldrian was a disgrace ( | + | Elder [[Haman]] thought Galldrian was a disgrace ({{tgh|25}}). Galldrian was advised by [[Niande Moorwyn]] Sedai of the [[Gray Ajah]] until his death ({{loc|25}}). |
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* Galldrian takes the Sun Throne of Cairhien. | * Galldrian takes the Sun Throne of Cairhien. | ||
| − | * The Ogier stonemasons quit working in Cairhien and leave because Galldrian refuses to pay them ( | + | * The [[Ogier]] stonemasons quit working in Cairhien and leave because Galldrian refuses to pay them ({{tgh|33}}). |
| − | * Galldrian orders the male Choedan Kal to be dug up from Tremonsien and taken to Cairhien as a monument to the nation and to House Riatin ( | + | * Galldrian orders the male [[Choedan Kal]] to be dug up from [[Tremonsien]] and taken to [[Cairhien (City)|Cairhien]] as a monument to the nation and to House Riatin ({{tgh|21}}). |
| − | * The | + | * The [[Illuminator]]s in Cairhien prepare a grand fireworks display for Galldrian that is ruined by [[Rand]] and [[Loial]] trying to escape [[Trollocs]] ({{tgh|27}}). [[Aludra]] gets kicked out of the guild because Galldrian's display was ruined ({{tdr|40}}). |
| − | * Galldrian sends Rand an invitation at the same time as Barthanes Damodred; Rand doesn't burn either one, in a bid for more time to figure out what to do ( | + | * Galldrian sends Rand an invitation at the same time as [[Barthanes Damodred]]; Rand doesn't burn either one, in a bid for more time to figure out what to do ({{tgh|30}}). |
| − | * When Rand and the others figure out that they need to get inside Barthanes' manor, Verin burns the invitation from Galldrian and accepts the one from Barthanes ( | + | * When Rand and the others figure out that they need to get inside Barthanes' manor, [[Verin]] burns the invitation from Galldrian and accepts the one from Barthanes ({{tgh|31}}). |
| − | * Barthanes and Rand converse, in part about Galldrian and his excavation of the Choedan Kal, at Barthanes' party ( | + | * Barthanes and Rand converse, in part about Galldrian and his excavation of the Choedan Kal, at Barthanes' party ({{tgh|32}}). |
| − | * Galldrian sends men to question Thom about Rand; the men kill Dena in the process ( | + | * Galldrian sends men to question [[Thom]] about Rand; the men kill [[Dena]] in the process ({{tgh|34}}). |
| − | * Thom assassinates Galldrian ( | + | * Thom assassinates Galldrian ({{tgh|38}}; {{tdr|31}}). |
==Quotes== | ==Quotes== | ||
| − | "I know little of Cairhienin," Ingtar told him, "but I've heard enough of Galldrian. He would feast us and thank us for the glory we had brought to Cairhien. He would stuff our pockets with gold and heap honors on our heads. And if we tried to leave with the Horn, he'd cut our honored heads off without pausing to take a breath." (Ingtar to Rand and the others; | + | "I know little of Cairhienin," [[Ingtar]] told him, "but I've heard enough of Galldrian. He would feast us and thank us for the glory we had brought to Cairhien. He would stuff our pockets with gold and heap honors on our heads. And if we tried to leave with [[the Horn]], he'd cut our honored heads off without pausing to take a breath." (Ingtar to Rand and the others; {{tgh2|Chapter 31}}). |
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Latest revision as of 04:45, 4 March 2015
Author: Leora Oldessroth
GAHL-dree-ahn soo REYE-ah-tin REE
General
Galldrian Riatin was the late King of Cairhien (TGH, Ch. 9); he took the throne after Laman Damodred, who was killed during the Aiel War. He was assassinated, leaving many claimants to the Sun Throne, including Colavaere (TGH, Ch. 38; ACoS, Ch. 3). The sign of House Riatin is five stars (TGH, Ch. 9).
Elder Haman thought Galldrian was a disgrace (TGH, Ch. 25). Galldrian was advised by Niande Moorwyn Sedai of the Gray Ajah until his death (LoC, Ch. 25).
Timeline
- Galldrian takes the Sun Throne of Cairhien.
- The Ogier stonemasons quit working in Cairhien and leave because Galldrian refuses to pay them (TGH, Ch. 33).
- Galldrian orders the male Choedan Kal to be dug up from Tremonsien and taken to Cairhien as a monument to the nation and to House Riatin (TGH, Ch. 21).
- The Illuminators in Cairhien prepare a grand fireworks display for Galldrian that is ruined by Rand and Loial trying to escape Trollocs (TGH, Ch. 27). Aludra gets kicked out of the guild because Galldrian's display was ruined (TDR, Ch. 40).
- Galldrian sends Rand an invitation at the same time as Barthanes Damodred; Rand doesn't burn either one, in a bid for more time to figure out what to do (TGH, Ch. 30).
- When Rand and the others figure out that they need to get inside Barthanes' manor, Verin burns the invitation from Galldrian and accepts the one from Barthanes (TGH, Ch. 31).
- Barthanes and Rand converse, in part about Galldrian and his excavation of the Choedan Kal, at Barthanes' party (TGH, Ch. 32).
- Galldrian sends men to question Thom about Rand; the men kill Dena in the process (TGH, Ch. 34).
- Thom assassinates Galldrian (TGH, Ch. 38; TDR, Ch. 31).
Quotes
"I know little of Cairhienin," Ingtar told him, "but I've heard enough of Galldrian. He would feast us and thank us for the glory we had brought to Cairhien. He would stuff our pockets with gold and heap honors on our heads. And if we tried to leave with the Horn, he'd cut our honored heads off without pausing to take a breath." (Ingtar to Rand and the others; The Great Hunt, Chapter 31).
