Nadarada

The Nadarada are an often scandalous, and always interesting, Ethuverazhin House from Thu-Tetar, in the south eastern part of the Elflands, where they often trade with Barizheise silk merchants. Known for generations of military strategists, the family was embroiled in an attempted coup by the main branch of the family some twenty years ago, when Erimet Nadarar, the head of the family, and Captain of the Untheileneise Guard, had begun bribing Uvezha Athmaza, one of Varenechibel IV's Nohecherai.

Erimet's cousin, Teia Nadarar, learned of the plan, and rather than go along with it like the rest of his family, he reported it to Varenechibel. After a formal investiagation, Erimet, his brothers, and his sons were all executed, Erimet's wife and adult daughters were relegated to the far corners of the Ethuveraz, and his underage children were married off into other houses, leaving Teia as the head of the House.

Twenty years on, Teia has retired to the family estate, and his eldest son, Thorchelis Nadarar, represents the family at court, along with his younger brother, Ivira Nadarar, who represents the family in the House of Blood of Parlaiment, and from there was also elected to the Corazhas of Witnesses as the Witness for the Parlaiment.

While Thorchelis is an honorable, and upstanding member of The Untheileneise Court, Ivira is anything but. As Teia's younger brother, he has no responsibilities in regards to marriage or child bearing. Thus, he has managed to set new records in the heights of drunkenness and debauchery one can reach, having slept his way through most of the minor nobility, the servants, and the House of Commons, as well as having challenged the Barizheise ambassador, Vorzhis Gormened, to a drinking contest, and according to all reports, won. While this hasn't won him any favors in the House of Blood, it has made him wildly popular with most of the young men at court, instead.

Older members of the Court, who remember Erimet Nadarar and his sons, though they supported Teia reporting the treason, still see this branch of the family as ambitious upstarts. How dare they go against the commands of the main branch of the family, and play so readily on their current favor? After all, didn't Teia's aunt, Ailano Drazharan, marry into the Drazhada, and become the mother of the current Emperor? Was she not Varevesena's beloved Empress? Haven't they had enough?

Known Members
Thorchelis Nadarar

Ivira Nadarar

Ailano Drazharan

Idro Nadarin