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'''Tukar''' was a kingdom on [[Roshar]]. It borders [[Emul]] and [[Marat]].{{map ref|Roshar}} People from Tukar are called Tukari. During the [[Silver Kingdoms]] era it was part of [[Makabakam]].{{map ref|Silver Kingdoms}}
 
'''Tukar''' was a kingdom on [[Roshar]]. It borders [[Emul]] and [[Marat]].{{map ref|Roshar}} People from Tukar are called Tukari. During the [[Silver Kingdoms]] era it was part of [[Makabakam]].{{map ref|Silver Kingdoms}}
   
[[Eighty's War|Tukar is at war]] with Emul over a dispute with the ancient trade city of [[Sesemalex Dar]].{{book ref|twok|54}} Depending on whom was talking, the war was either a religious conflict, led by Tukar's leader, the god-priest and Herald [[Tezim]] (Ishar){{book ref|sa3|64}}, or an excuse to seize the port city, as [[Au-nak]] suggests.
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[[Eighty's War|Tukar is at war]] with Emul over a dispute with the ancient trade city of [[Sesemalex Dar]].{{book ref|twok|54}} Depending on who was talking, the war was either a religious conflict, led by Tukar's leader, the god-priest and Herald [[Tezim]] (Ishar){{book ref|sa3|64}}, or an excuse to seize the port city, as [[Au-nak]] suggests.
   
 
Before coming to [[Kharbranth]], [[Jasnah]] was studying in Tukar.{{book ref|twok|28}}
 
Before coming to [[Kharbranth]], [[Jasnah]] was studying in Tukar.{{book ref|twok|28}}

Revision as of 02:37, 28 August 2019

Tukar
Locator Tukar.png
Ethnicity Tukari
Ruled by Tezim
World Roshar
Universe Cosmere

Tukar was a kingdom on Roshar. It borders Emul and Marat.[1] People from Tukar are called Tukari. During the Silver Kingdoms era it was part of Makabakam.[2]

Tukar is at war with Emul over a dispute with the ancient trade city of Sesemalex Dar.[3] Depending on who was talking, the war was either a religious conflict, led by Tukar's leader, the god-priest and Herald Tezim (Ishar)[4], or an excuse to seize the port city, as Au-nak suggests.

Before coming to Kharbranth, Jasnah was studying in Tukar.[5]

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