Rachoí Burundo

Rachoí Burundo was a soldier who fought in the Marly War. In 1167, when he was 14, he was kidnapped and taken by a murderer called Fergus Marks. He was looked after by Fergus until Fergus had been arrested at Dune Larken, nr Zugness, Alavranxhir. Marks was killed in 1176 at a Battle in Zugness. Burundo went on to be a famous traveller.

Soldier Life
Burundo went to be a soldier in 1177. He was just 25 when he faced Mr Daun Huron. Daun Huron was a nasty councillor who executed lots of people. In 1184, Rachoí was imprisoned at Castle Neld in Dumhandonh, Kyvo & More. Rachoí escaped to Chesshall, Eriensten, and was captured at Brunchattan in 1185. Rachoí kept at Brunchattan until 1193. The Marly War had begun in Watnerland, so Rachoí was sent up there.

Fate
Rachoí arrived in January 1194. He started battling and violence was done. Finally, in 1202, Rachoí faced Watnish king Humphrey III. Humphrey was beheaded along with Rachoí's imprisonment.

Death
Rachoí started vomiting out of his iron bars on his 'hanging date.' It was 22nd November 1202 and he was told to be executed that day. Rachoí said he had diarrhoea in the night and also had a bit of a cold. Rachoí was left that day and was checked the next day. Rachoí was dead and there was blood on the floor. King Humphrey IV was on the roof of the castle with a knife.

Execution of Humphrey IV
On 1st January 1203, Humphrey was arrested at Zugness. He was then beheaded on 2nd April 1203 for stabbing Rachoí. Humphrey's brother was succeded as Simon II. Marly War had ended by the end of 1203.