Üšrdarhšda
Üšrdarhšda was a member of the Ýlëntuk Family and the successor tribe of Varhoŋïð-Khalúš. He is best known for drowning in the Kairn River System in an attempt to warn the rival tribe of Kairn about the upcoming raid. As a direct result, the Kairnians were put on high alert, which led to the Ambush of Ŋópïŋ-Arún-Kairn in 22 Wota-Eimarae, 25020 AYM and the defeat of the Khalúšians. In the years following, Üšrdarhšda was venerated in Kairnian communities and eventually became a subject of legend.
Little is known about Üšrdarhšda. However, he is listed in the Žötó-Ïdhatón (although only his birth is listed, likely due to the Khalúšians not being aware of his death), and his name itself, specifically the repetition of phomenes, indicates that he was not of a high rank. From other surviving documents of the Gaðërïŋ-Ýlëntuk, which is separate from the Žötó-Ïdhatón, the lack of his name indicates that he wasn't active either in family or Ïlýrhonid politics, and likely would not have any strong feelings towards the philosophies of either of Kairn or Varhoŋïð-Khalúš. Rather, the concensus seems to be that he was coerced into joining Varhoŋïð-Khalúš by relatives and/or friends, leading to him losing his nerve upon hearing of the Khalúšians' planned raid on the Ïlýrhonid government.
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