House of Lorbam Thîkutór

Lorbam "Bookdrink" Thîkutór (b. 430, d. 594) was a Diplomat of Adilatír since 512.

A member of Gébarmafol (putting his birth in Nosingfath) and the religious group Evost Datan, he remains most known in history as the father of the 27th King of Adilatír, Etur Tinöthmeng.

In 553 he married Lokum Ïtebegdoth and together they had three children: Etur (b. 577), Rigòth Monolakish (b. 578) and Såkzul Athserudil (b. 582). None would have children of their own, as such Lorbam's line ended with Etur's death in 749.

The only excitement recorded in his life was his encounter with the howling freak Cish Gamodonu on Slate 22, 554.

He was a worshiper of Erib Ugosh and An Koshosh Anban.

In 594 he died of old age.

Lokum Ïtebegdoth
Lokum "Postbows" Ïtebegdoth (b. 450, d. 618) is most known as the only wife of Lorbam and mother of Etur. She was also the Abbot of Nubamthestarriril since 522.

She had three husbands: Udib Fikodräm (m. 532, div. 548), Lorbam (m. 533, dec. 594) and Besmar Numdeler (m. 613), remaining with the latter until the end of her days.

She was an exclusive worshiper of Avuz Thukkan.

In 618 she died of old age.