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| − | ''Da'covale'', “' One who is owned'”, or perhaps “person who is property” in the [[Old Tongue]], are [[Seanchan]] slaves. Many are hereditary, but anyone can become ''da'covale'' if they oppose the empire in some way, such as the [[Illuminators]] and two of Tuon's siblings had been made ''da'covale'' ({{wh|14}}). Despite being technically property, it is possible for some such to have positions of great power. Some individuals, such as the human members of the [[Deathwatch Guard]], some [[seeker]]s and ''[[so'jhin]]'' are in this group. | + | ''Da'covale'', “'One who is owned'”, or perhaps “person who is property” in the [[Old Tongue]], are [[Seanchan]] slaves. Many are hereditary, but anyone can become ''da'covale'' if they oppose the empire in some way, such as the [[Illuminators]] and two of Tuon's siblings had been made ''da'covale'' ({{wh|14}}). Despite being technically property, it is possible for some such to have positions of great power. Some individuals, such as the human members of the [[Deathwatch Guard]], some [[seeker]]s and ''[[so'jhin]]'' are in this group. |
==Known ''Da'covale''== | ==Known ''Da'covale''== | ||
*[[Almurat Mor]] | *[[Almurat Mor]] | ||
Revision as of 08:19, 8 August 2011
Unless stated otherwise, all information herein is taken from Crossroads of Twighlight, Glossary.
Da'covale, “'One who is owned'”, or perhaps “person who is property” in the Old Tongue, are Seanchan slaves. Many are hereditary, but anyone can become da'covale if they oppose the empire in some way, such as the Illuminators and two of Tuon's siblings had been made da'covale (WH, Ch. 14). Despite being technically property, it is possible for some such to have positions of great power. Some individuals, such as the human members of the Deathwatch Guard, some seekers and so'jhin are in this group.
