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== History ==
=== Early Years ===
Vahr spent his early life working long hours for little pay aside from food on the dye fields surrounding [[Hallandren]].{{book ref|wb|19}} During that time he spent at least a decade as a revolutionary, trying to convince his fellow workers to rebel.{{annotationwob ref|wb|prologue-36020}}
 
=== Rebellion ===
About five years before [[Bluefingers|Bluefingers']] [[Pahn Kahl rebellion]], Vahr had an idea.{{book ref|wb|19}} He thought that if he could convince his fellow workers to give him their [[Breath]], he could use its power to start a rebellion against the overseers on the dye fields. As these Breaths came from like-minded, rebellious people, Vahr's determination and resolve were strengthened.{{wob ref|4633}}
 
At this point Vahr attempted to raise a Pahn Kahl army to rebel against Hallandren itself.{{book ref|wb|1}} He received financial support from Hallandren's rival trading partners, possibly including [[Tedradel]].{{annotationwob ref|wb|prologue-36020}} Before long, Vahr had become a hero to the workers in the outer flower plantations.{{book ref|wb|19}}
 
However, Vahr received support from local rebellious factions as well. He sought the help of [[Idrian]] crime lords, such as [[Rira (character)|Rira]], [[Ashu]], and [[Paxen]].{{book ref|wb|31}} They supplied Vahr with money to feed his army, despite the fact that they did not like that he was not Idrian. Due to this, they were not particularly loyal to Vahr's cause; they were mostly interested in increasing their wealth and influence.{{book ref|wb|19}} Another strong, if weaker, ally to Vahr's rebellion was the Idrian crime lord [[Grable]].{{book ref|wb|22}}
Unfortunately, Vahr's newfound power and notoriety would end up working against him. His hero status among the dye workers drew the attention of the [[Court of Gods]]{{book ref|wb|19}} While the court considered him to be a fool who posed little threat to Hallandren or [[T'Telir]],{{book ref|wb|5}} they were still interested in capturing him.
 
Bluefingers, whose own plans for rebellion were already in motion, was irked by Vahr drawing attention to the dissatisfaction of the Pahn Kahl.{{annotationwob ref|wb|chapter=346983}} Bluefingers then leaked information to the [[Returned]] which led to Vahr's capture. Vahr was imprisoned in the [[God King|God King's]] dungeon, underneath his palace.{{book ref|wb|prologue}}
 
Vahr was kept in a special cell for [[Awakener]]s.{{book ref|wb|prologue}} The walls had been drained of all color, and he was gagged and hung by his arms from the ceiling with metal chains so he had no ability to Awaken anything. Vahr's Breath was so valuable that the government of Hallandren did not want to execute him before he gave it to them. There they spent two weeks torturing him by beating, burning, and cutting him.
 
== Trivia ==
*Vahr's original name was "Pahn". [[Brandon]] liked the name so much, he named the whole nation of Pahn Kahl after Pahn. However, he felt it would be confusing to have the two of them share a name, so he changed Pahn's name to Vahr.{{annotationwob ref|wb|Prologue-26020}}
 
== Notes ==
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