Eden

Description
First King of Yenallum, sixth and youngest son of Kudor, named by his mother, given the throne in Wildevale (which he renames the Capitol after the Great Exile). Establishes the House of Eden

Appearance
A tall, handsome man with short brown hair, brown eyes, and a fit body. He is clean shaven and keeps himself in order all the time. Always well dressed as well, feels a need to feel proper because he is a leader and feels the need to look the part.

Personality
Always been a man of people, opposed to his father and brothers, has a lot of charisma and lovable attitude that is hard to say no to. Always has a smile on his face. Very smart and good with make decisions and coming up with new ideas. Very political and also a very progressive thinker. Believes firmly in organization and obsessed with keeping peace and order.

Family
Sixth and youngest son of Kudor and his wife Fyra. Marries a common woman by the name of Paige who becomes his queen. They have ten sons and three daughters. Their oldest son Aron is the first person in Yenallum to be given a surname, Eden did this to establish families. Aron is next in line for succession to be the next King of Yenallum. His other children are Christie, Newfeld, Malova, Lobdell, Tera, Faria, Sefling, Hoffman, Lyons, Tarmote, Kaete, and Grusby. The boys were sent to different parts of the Crowned Kingdom in order to establish their respective houses and the girls were kept at home until their marriage.

Acts
Eden Convinces his brothers to keep peace, unify under the throne and to keep in their own kingdoms. He knows that hostility between the Kingdoms would lead to endless wars, which he is firmly against. He proposes the building of large castles for the six noble families and smaller castles for the nine alliance child families. Any "castle" that is not the main house of a major or noble family, will not be considered a castle itself. This means that there should be only 60 castles in total. Eden Built the civilized empire of Yenallum, which he named after the ancient warrior, Yenal, through his brothers and the Ten Son Plan and City Name Plan.