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| − | Mangore Kiramin was a man who lived around the year 300 AB. He was the Sword-bard of Aramaelle and a Warder of Caraighan Maconar. | + | Mangore Kiramin was a man who lived around the year 300 AB. He was the Sword-bard of [[Aramaelle]] and a [[Warder]] of [[Caraighan Maconar]]. |
| − | He made a fragmentary translation of the Prophecies of the Dragon into what was then called the vulgar tongue. | + | He made a fragmentary translation of the ''[[The Karaethon Cycle|Prophecies of the Dragon]]'' into what was then called the vulgar tongue. |
(Reference: A Crown of Swords, Footer) | (Reference: A Crown of Swords, Footer) | ||
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== Quotes == | == Quotes == | ||
| − | + | "''Master of the lightnings, rider on the storm, wearer of a crown of swords, spinner-out of fate. Who thinks he turns the Wheel of Time, may learn the truth too late.''" (Part of Mangore's translation; A Crown of Swords, Footer) | |
| − | "Master of the lightnings, rider on the storm, wearer of a crown of swords, spinner-out of fate. Who thinks he turns the Wheel of Time, may learn the truth too late." (Part of Mangore's translation; A Crown of Swords, Footer) | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:07, 11 November 2011
Author: Atarah al'Norahn
General
Mangore Kiramin was a man who lived around the year 300 AB. He was the Sword-bard of Aramaelle and a Warder of Caraighan Maconar.
He made a fragmentary translation of the Prophecies of the Dragon into what was then called the vulgar tongue.
(Reference: A Crown of Swords, Footer)
Quotes
"Master of the lightnings, rider on the storm, wearer of a crown of swords, spinner-out of fate. Who thinks he turns the Wheel of Time, may learn the truth too late." (Part of Mangore's translation; A Crown of Swords, Footer)
