Arizev Omvik Aziv

Omvik of Biruoyel from the years of 8,784 to 8,795, and founder of the royal Aziv Line, last descendant of the Line Aygiv, who were driven out of power by the Line Katirci. Arizev is the predecessor of Loczev Omvik Aziv.

Early Life
Arizev was born to Arave and Rekul, the former an Aygiv, the latter an Aziv. The Line Aziv was neither ancient nor wealthy, but Arave's proof of ancestry helped them build support for a revolt against the eastern Line Katirci. Arizev was pressured from birth to reclaim the throne the Line Aygiv lost in 8,676. The Line Katirci was not considered to be a Biruel family, and therefore one of the trailing events of the centuries long Shiqan occupation that ended only 200 years before.

Arizev was raised in a militaristic manner, and is the only Aziv Omvik who knew how to fight. His family raised an army and waged war on the Line Katirci for three years. In 8,784, at the age of twenty, Arizev took the Biruel throne and restored a supposedly lost line.

Zavave

 * Zakara Kivozav Yozava (8,784-8,794)
 * *Fezark Kivozav Aygiv (8,784-8,795)

* Kivozav GarUpon taking the throne of Biruoyel, Arizev married the last Katirci Mozom, a young woman named Ziynet. However, their marriage was in little more than name and served only political purpose, a precedent that would plague the Line Aviz in future years.
 * Evezoroz Kivozav Bezan (8,784-8,795)
 * Loczev Omvik Aziv (8,794-8,795)

Ziynet actively worked against Arizev throughout his reign, and resented his role in the undoing of her family. It is said that she plotted with Arizev's half-brother and advisor, Loczev, to murder Arizev so he could take the throne (as a Tezvik, she could not).

Death
Arizev died in the year 8,795, at the age of 31, and sent the Omvik Vokre into dissent. A number supported Loczev's claim to the title of Omvik, but most supported Arizev's eldest child, Dailove, who was 11 years old.

Loczev and Ziynet, in the next years, worked to marry the two eldest children off to unimportant nobles in the west. As the two youngest children were not old enough to marry, they were killed. However, these facts were undisclosed until many years later, leading Loczev to succeed his half-brother.

Personal Life
Arizev did not care for his wife, Ziynet, but adored his four children:
 * Dailove
 * Elve
 * Baruzev
 * Komove