Loczev Omvik Aziv

Omvik of Biruoyel from the years 8,799 to 8,843, at his death. Successor of Arizev Omvik Aziv, predecessor of Kaizev Omvik Aziv. Though effective and successful in his time as Omvik, Loczev is remembered as a figure of ambition and pride, and has been accused of being a traitor and a murderer.

Early Life
Loczev, half-brother of the first Aziv Omvik, Arizev, served as one of this three Kivozav from 8,794 to 8,795 (his death). Though just a child, Loczev was granted the position at the urging of Ziynet Tezvik. Together, they plotted to kill Arizev and his four children, though, because of his young age, we can assume Ziynet masterminded most of the plan.

In 8,795, Arizev died and the Omvik Vokre was plunged into descent in regards to a successor. Many desired Loczev himself to take the throne, however others did not see that he had a right, as Arizev had Aygiv blood through his mother. The other claimant to the throne was the eldest daughter of Arizev, Dailove, who was a year younger.

As such, Loczev and Ziynet decided to kill her and her siblings. But before they could, Dailove and her protector, the second Kivozav to Arizev, named Evezoroz, fled the Omvik Vokre to the countryside, where they stayed for almost four years. The second child of Arizev, Elve, was married off, also sent to the West, and the two youngest children, Baruzev and Komove, were killed.

Loczev, having no other competition for the throne, became Omvik in 8,799, at which he had the power to kill both Dailove and Evezoroz.

Zavave
* Kivozav Gar
 * *Fezark Kivozav Aygiv (8,799-8,807)
 * *Kaizara Kivozav Onder (8,799-8,837)
 * *Tarknom Kivozav Rekarev (8,799-8,843)
 * Lizaroz Kivozav Yozava (8,807-8,843)
 * Gozin Kivozav Rezivi (8,837-8,843)

Death
At his death in 8,843, Loczev had only one son, and the issue of succession resurfaced. Many believed Loczev was never entitled to the throne and that the line of Arizev should be restored. These people supported Elve, the last living child of Arizev, should become Omvik.

However, Loczev's son, Kaizev, was not unpopular either, as his father had proved to be a good ruler, and he himself was a venerable man.

Kaizev would, ultimately, claim the title of Omvik and become so shortly after his father's death.

Personal Life
Loczev married twice, first for love, to a woman named Sovra, who bore him his only child, Kaizev. They were married for 17 years, until she died in 8,820 at the age of 36.

His second wife was Tulel, the widow of a wealthy man named Garvul Barav, who grew close to Loczev and comforted him in mourning. They married in 8,821 not for love but for mutual affection, and for the security of her two children by her first husband, Ebrul and Garvoro. However, Ebrul died the very year they wed. She outlived Loczev by seven years.

Loczev treated both his true son, Kaizev, and his adopted son with great care and caution. He did not groom Kaizev for the title of Omvik, for fear of fostering competition between the two, and he was very careful that they decide for themselves how to live and what to value, as he, in youth, was manipulated by Ziynet. As a result, Kaizev and his living brother, who was Kivozav to him, are two of the greatest leaders in history.

Legacy
Loczev's acts in youth, though largely influence by Ziynet, came to light during Kaizev's reign, including the murders of three out of the four of Arizev's children, and the murder of Arizev himself.

Since then, the name 'Loczev' has become reviled. Loczev became a figure of ambition and corruption, and is even considered a traitor by some. The murder of Dailove and Evezoroz especially have been immortalized as tragedies, and are seen as the Omvik and Tezvik that could have been

Though the name 'Loczav' never reappared in the line Aziv, variations on the name did. The last Aziv Omvik is named Lozev, and is also known as an ambitious, corrupt figure. The name is cursed.