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Jarl Dak Ulfredsson, [[Duke]] of [[An Tir]]. | [[Jarl]] Dak Ulfredsson, [[Duke]] of [[An Tir]]. | ||
He reigned as King of [[An Tir]] with [[Dak and Daedin|Daedin]], and with [[Dak and Lao|Lao]]. He also served twice as Champion of [[An Tir]]. | He reigned as [[King]] of [[An Tir]] with [[Dak and Daedin|Daedin]], and with [[Dak and Lao|Lao]]. He also served twice as Champion of [[An Tir]]. | ||
Before being knighted, he was [[squire|squired]] to [[Sir]] [[Torgul Steingrimsson|Torgul]]. His [[squire|squires]] have included [[Sir]] [[Crisiant ferch Eirian|Crisiant]], [[Sir]] [[Kolgrim Thorgeirson|Kolgrim]], and currently Lord [[Magni Ulfredsson]].Other [[squire|squires]] include [[Duke]] [[Sven and Signy|Sven falgr Gunnarson]] & [[Sir]] [[Maximillian Ulfredsson|Max Ulfredsson]]. | Before being [[Knight|knighted]], he was [[squire|squired]] to [[Sir]] [[Torgul Steingrimsson|Torgul]]. His [[squire|squires]] have included [[Sir]] [[Crisiant ferch Eirian|Crisiant]], [[Sir]] [[Kolgrim Thorgeirson|Kolgrim]], and currently Lord [[Magni Ulfredsson]].Other [[squire|squires]] include [[Duke]] [[Sven and Signy|Sven falgr Gunnarson]] & [[Sir]] [[Maximillian Ulfredsson|Max Ulfredsson]]. | ||
His first crown victory was against [[Squire]] Monty de Paul (now known as [[Duke]] [[Eirikr Thorinsson|Eirikr]]) | His first crown victory was against [[Squire]] Monty de Paul (now known as [[Duke]] [[Eirikr Thorinsson|Eirikr]]) | ||
Revision as of 08:41, 11 September 2008
Jarl Dak Ulfredsson, Duke of An Tir.
He reigned as King of An Tir with Daedin, and with Lao. He also served twice as Champion of An Tir.
Before being knighted, he was squired to Sir Torgul. His squires have included Sir Crisiant, Sir Kolgrim, and currently Lord Magni Ulfredsson.Other squires include Duke Sven falgr Gunnarson & Sir Max Ulfredsson.
His first crown victory was against Squire Monty de Paul (now known as Duke Eirikr)
His 2nd victory was against Sir Clifford Otter.
At July Coronation, AS 40, he was made a Lion of An Tir.