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| − | Lideine Rajan was an [[Aes Sedai]] who lived in the first century after [[the Breaking of the World]]. She was one of the Aes Sedai Sitting for her ''ajah'' in the negotiations to decide the construction of [[Tar Valon]] as a center of Aes Sedai power. | + | Lideine Rajan was an [[Aes Sedai]] who lived in the first century after [[the Breaking of the World]]. She was one of the Aes Sedai Sitting for her ''[[ajah]]'' in the negotiations to decide the construction of [[Tar Valon]] as a center of Aes Sedai power. |
| − | According to a letter from around 77 AB, she and several of her followers were stilled, though the White Tower does not comment on this. They were probably against the plans of uniting Aes Sedai again under one leader and openly rebelled. Lideine's fate was an example for [[Mailaine Harvole]], another Aes Sedai who was representing her ''ajah'' during the conferences, to drop her resistance. | + | According to a letter from around 77 AB, she and several of her followers were stilled, though the [[White Tower]] does not comment on this. They were probably against the plans of uniting Aes Sedai again under one leader and openly rebelled. Lideine's fate was an example for [[Mailaine Harvole]], another Aes Sedai who was representing her ''ajah'' during the conferences, to drop her resistance. |
| − | (Reference: | + | (Reference: {{guide2|9}}) |
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Revision as of 03:03, 14 October 2010
Author: Kyria d'Oreyn
General
Lideine Rajan was an Aes Sedai who lived in the first century after the Breaking of the World. She was one of the Aes Sedai Sitting for her ajah in the negotiations to decide the construction of Tar Valon as a center of Aes Sedai power.
According to a letter from around 77 AB, she and several of her followers were stilled, though the White Tower does not comment on this. They were probably against the plans of uniting Aes Sedai again under one leader and openly rebelled. Lideine's fate was an example for Mailaine Harvole, another Aes Sedai who was representing her ajah during the conferences, to drop her resistance.
(Reference: The World of Robert Jordan's "The Wheel of Time", Chapter 9)
