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| − | Yulan met with General [[Galgan]] and Suroth when news arrived of attacks on the Seanchan camps in [[Tarabon]]. Suroth ordered him to send ''raken'' to Tarabon to hunt down [[Ituralde]] ( | + | Yulan met with General [[Galgan]] and Suroth when news arrived of attacks on the Seanchan camps in [[Tarabon]]. Suroth ordered him to send ''raken'' to Tarabon to hunt down [[Ituralde]] ({{prol11}}). |
Yulan stays in The Wandering Woman in [[Ebou Dar]]. He had the best rooms, at least until [[Egeanin]] arrived ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 19|WH, Ch. 19]]). | Yulan stays in The Wandering Woman in [[Ebou Dar]]. He had the best rooms, at least until [[Egeanin]] arrived ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 19|WH, Ch. 19]]). | ||
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Revision as of 11:42, 4 April 2008
Author: Estyrien al'Halien
General
Abaldar Yulan is a Seanchan noble and fights in the Hailene (TPoD, Ch. 24). His full title is Captain of the Air Lord Abaldar Yulan (WH, Ch. 19). He used to be a morat'raken, and is not pleased that his position prevents him from flying (TPoD, Ch. 24).
Yulan is a short, coal-dark, fiery man. He has to wear a black wig to cover his baldness. Yulan lacquers his little fingers green, to show that he is of the low Blood (TPoD, Ch. 24).
Yulan fought against Rand's army, and wept when the Seanchan lost. He had to order the retreat. Yulan did not look forward to apologizing to Suroth or the Empress about the loss ( TPoD, Ch. 24).
Yulan met with General Galgan and Suroth when news arrived of attacks on the Seanchan camps in Tarabon. Suroth ordered him to send raken to Tarabon to hunt down Ituralde (KoD, Prologue).
Yulan stays in The Wandering Woman in Ebou Dar. He had the best rooms, at least until Egeanin arrived (WH, Ch. 19).
