Bill Tharen

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Bill Tharen
Born
Bill Tharen

c. (1693-10-{{{day}}})October Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{"., 1693
Port Marlo, North Savakia (modern day North Ganjiland)
Died(1778-03-12)March 12, 1778 (aged 84)
North Point Bay, Port Marlo
Cause of deathDrowning due to rowboat being capsized by a wave
Body discoveredAugust 2, 1962
Resting place1km southwest of the coast of Port Marlo,
North Point Bay
Nationality Ganji Islands
OccupationPirate, Merchant
Years active1708-1774
Height172 cm (5 ft 8 in)
Opponent(s)Captain "Grog" Figo Brown
Parent(s)Johnny Tharen, Teresa Tharen
Piratical career
NicknameAshen Bill
TypeGolden Age Pirate
RankCaptain
Base of operationsPort Marlo North Port, Fort Rajat, Szawende, Manyar
Battles/warsFirst Battle of Marley
Second Battle of Marley
Battle of Figo

Captain Bill Tharen (more commonly known as Ashen Bill) was a Ganjian Golden Age pirate that sailed the seas during 1708-1774. He is known for creating multiple settlements in Ganji Islands, Prawasia, and some other countries. Some of those settlements include Szawende, Buju Town, Eter Town and also Manyar, the current capital of Prawasia.

Early life

Nickname

Bill got his nickname from the massive burn scar on the left side of his face. He got it at age 35, when someone threw a firebomb at him during one of his raids on Marl Island. After the incident, he began wearing an eye patch on his left eye due to sensitivity to light. His left eye eventually went blind.

Death

Bill died when he was dropping off his stash of treasure in the North Point Bay at night. He rowed his boat about 1 kilometer off the coast of Northern Port Marlo before stopping to drop his treasure in the water. Since it was nighttime, there was no light besides the moonlight, Bill with his already poor vision couldn't see the tall wave coming at him that capsized his boat. His body rests 24 meters below the surface of the sea alongside his treasure.