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Resis was born to Karm and Zuzha Resis in [[Meqn]], the centre of the [[Siresian Order]]'s mission to Azmir and the largest [[Cadenza]]n settlement in Azmir, in about 1255. While his mother had been born in Cadenza to a Catholic family, Resis' Azmir-born, ethnic Cadenzan father Karm was a convert to the religion, having been a member of the popular [[Ryioi]]an cult until his baptism in 1253. Much of Resis' early life was spent travelling between towns in the narrow belt of land that was Christian Azmir; his father had inherited a caravan business, one of several in the territory, and had an exclusive contract to deliver {{wp|sacramental bread}} to Christian communities in several towns, including [[Marzisa]]. | Resis was born to Karm and Zuzha Resis in [[Meqn]], the centre of the [[Siresian Order]]'s mission to Azmir and the largest [[Cadenza]]n settlement in Azmir, in about 1255. While his mother had been born in Cadenza to a Catholic family, Resis' Azmir-born, ethnic Cadenzan father Karm was a convert to the religion, having been a member of the popular [[Ryioi]]an cult until his baptism in 1253. Much of Resis' early life was spent travelling between towns in the narrow belt of land that was Christian Azmir; his father had inherited a caravan business, one of several in the territory, and had an exclusive contract to deliver {{wp|sacramental bread}} to Christian communities in several towns, including [[Marzisa]]. | ||
==Career== | |||
===Azmiri Crusade=== | |||
==Death and burial== | |||
Resis was initially buried in Meqn (decision pending), but in his will he asked to buried in the [[Cathedral of Saint Misrav and the Martyrs]] in [[Cadenza (city)|Cadenza]]. He had been an important sponsor of its construction but died without ever seeing the progress. After the completion of the southeast side chapel, in 1343, his body was exhumed and translated by sea to Cadenza, where it was reburied with honour in a carven sarcophagus. | |||
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Latest revision as of 22:36, 31 December 2021
Saleb Resis | |
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| Born | Meqn, Azmir |
| Died | 1319 |
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| Allegiance | Knights of Saint Misrav |
| Rank | Order Master |
| Battles/wars | Azmiri Crusade |
Saleb Resis (c. 1255-1319) was a knight of the Misravic Order and was the Order Master in Azmir from 1288 to 1314. After the Fall of Tyarz in 1301, he initiated the Azmiri Crusade in an attempt to retake the city, which had been the largest Misravic stronghold and the most powerful citadel in the Ethlorek lands.
Early life
Resis was born to Karm and Zuzha Resis in Meqn, the centre of the Siresian Order's mission to Azmir and the largest Cadenzan settlement in Azmir, in about 1255. While his mother had been born in Cadenza to a Catholic family, Resis' Azmir-born, ethnic Cadenzan father Karm was a convert to the religion, having been a member of the popular Ryioian cult until his baptism in 1253. Much of Resis' early life was spent travelling between towns in the narrow belt of land that was Christian Azmir; his father had inherited a caravan business, one of several in the territory, and had an exclusive contract to deliver sacramental bread to Christian communities in several towns, including Marzisa.
Career
Azmiri Crusade
Death and burial
Resis was initially buried in Meqn (decision pending), but in his will he asked to buried in the Cathedral of Saint Misrav and the Martyrs in Cadenza. He had been an important sponsor of its construction but died without ever seeing the progress. After the completion of the southeast side chapel, in 1343, his body was exhumed and translated by sea to Cadenza, where it was reburied with honour in a carven sarcophagus.