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Head of the [[Ajagar family]] and [[Jalshea Trading Company]] and a major political figure in [[Surat]] province and in the [[Ikelan | Head of the [[Ajagar family]] and [[Jalshea Trading Company]] and a major political figure in [[Surat]] province and in the [[Ikelan Colony Lands|Ikelan Colonies]]. His personal and family fortune rival that of the other mercantile heads; it's said that he could purchase a spot on the First Families of [[Ikela]] if he wished. | ||
He is married to now his second wife, Ishea of Mirzaporai, a much younger woman. He has 4 children by his first wife (who died in childbirth) and one new daughter (age 18 months) by Ishea. He rarely sees them except for the oldest two, who serve as his assistants in the business. | He is married to now his second wife, Ishea of Mirzaporai, a much younger woman. He has 4 children by his first wife (who died in childbirth) and one new daughter (age 18 months) by Ishea. He rarely sees them except for the oldest two, who serve as his assistants in the business. | ||
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Head of the Ajagar family and Jalshea Trading Company and a major political figure in Surat province and in the Ikelan Colonies. His personal and family fortune rival that of the other mercantile heads; it's said that he could purchase a spot on the First Families of Ikela if he wished.
He is married to now his second wife, Ishea of Mirzaporai, a much younger woman. He has 4 children by his first wife (who died in childbirth) and one new daughter (age 18 months) by Ishea. He rarely sees them except for the oldest two, who serve as his assistants in the business.
Personality
Hard-driving, ruthless in business. Very little time for softer things.
Ideal: The best way to do good is by doing good business for everyone.
Bond: I will do what's right for all by my wealth.
Flaw: Doesn't see the human cost; thinks he's helping when it's not so.
Alignment: LN
