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'''Myu Ner Jarti''' ([[Karduvic language|Karduvic]]: {{cs| | '''Myu Ner Jarti''' ([[Karduvic language|Karduvic]]: {{cs|kdv|myu n;e j;a t`i}} Myu Ner Jartì), born '''Myu Ner Jartì Zì Sot Hòr Dàng''' was a Karduvic general and one of the [[Five Dragons]] ruling Karduv during the early 20th century. His staunch pro-monarchist stance earned him a bad reputation in the years following the [[Karduvic Civil War]], and he would eventually be imprisoned for opposing [[Va Bung]]’s rise to power. This lead to his eventual death in prison in 1940. | ||
==Early life== | ==Early life== | ||
Latest revision as of 02:24, 19 October 2025
Myu Ner Jarti | |
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| One of the Five Dragons | |
| In office 1904–1939 | |
| Preceded by | Mai Chyo Ngo as the Mai Emperor |
| Succeeded by | Va Bung as the Sheng Pye of the Great State of Karduv |
| Personal details | |
| Born | Myu Ner Jartì Zì Sot Hòr Dàng 29 June 1879 Hemveng, Karduvic Mai dynasty |
| Died | April 17, 1940 (aged 60) Vordeng, Great State of Karduv |
| Nationality | Karduvic |
Myu Ner Jarti (Karduvic: myu n;e j;a t`i Myu Ner Jartì), born Myu Ner Jartì Zì Sot Hòr Dàng was a Karduvic general and one of the Five Dragons ruling Karduv during the early 20th century. His staunch pro-monarchist stance earned him a bad reputation in the years following the Karduvic Civil War, and he would eventually be imprisoned for opposing Va Bung’s rise to power. This lead to his eventual death in prison in 1940.