Aškar-Ïbahlút
Aškar-Ïbahlút, or Kal-Ïbahlút, was the fourth Öšdúu-Haðü, that is, the ruler of the city of Kal-Haðü, from 24996 to 24983 AYM. He was responsible for the bloodless capitulation of the city to the Maðúšýï Tribe, a decision that earned him severe animosity and contributed to his assassination a mere three years later.
Biography
Aškar-Ïbahlút, or simply Ïbhalút, was the last Öšdúu-Haðü to be born in the Ïlýrhonid Tribe and emigrate outside its walls. His name is listed in the Žötó-Ïdhatón of the Ažukhald Family as having been born in 25035 AYM, in the midst of the second wave of natural disasters that permeated the Tribe from 25045 to 25021 AYM. He was thus 3 years old when the Hayïdic Expedition occurred, and 9 years of age when the Wýðúric and Khýnýšic Expeditions resulted in the total Abolishment of the Kavamïŋ-Ïlýrhonid.
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