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|I don’t matter. Sure, Azir does. But I’m only a kid they put on the throne because they were afraid that assassin would come back.
When he was selected to become “Yanagawn, Prime of Azir”, was given education and there was expectation on him participating. Still, at the beginning and by the time he met Dalinar in the vision, he was still unsure of himself and knew he was not ruling the kingdom.{{book ref|sa3|56}} As time passed, his confidence evolved, and by the time they left Urithiru, he wasn’t embarrassed talking to the viziers and scions any longer. He understood much of what they discussed now, and didn’t jump when someone called him “Your Majesty.”{{book ref|sa3|116}}
As he became more comfortable with his role, he began eschewing Aziz traditions. While conferring with [[Jasnah Kholin]] and [[Dalinar Kholin]] at his Warcamp, he removed his headdress and scandalously allowed his guests to sit at the same height.{{book ref|sa4|101}}
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== Relationships ==
=== Lift ===
Lift and Yanagawn care for each other, a great example is his genuine happiness when she returns from Yeddaw.{{book ref|sa3|42}} He trusts her acknowledging she is smart.{{book ref|sa3|116}} They met as thieves stealing at the Azish Prime's Palace. When he was mortally wounded by [[Nale]]´s companion, she cared enough for him that she spoke the second oath and used regeneration to save him.{{book ref|sa2|i|9}} Considering this a miracle, he is appointed Prime of Azir and in return, he saves Lift by pardoning her and stopping Nale from executing her.{{book ref|sa2|i|9}} She is also protective of him and accompanies him to all important events like the visions or the political meetings at Urithiru.{{book ref|sa3|111}} After the Battle of Emul, Yanagawn asks about Lift, who is at Urithiru during the Fused occupation. Though most of the radiants were unconscious, he comments, “She often does what she isn’t supposed to."{{book ref|sa4|101}}
=== Dalinar ===
|Your power is absolute, but you do not exercise it all. You must not.
|Noura to Yanagawn when he wanted to return and fight the Thaylen battle {{book ref|sa3|116}}
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|I would say that hope defines us, Jasnah. Without it, we are not human.
|Yanagawn to Jasnah, as they plan to take back [[Urithiru]] {{book ref|sa4|101}}
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