Elgun IV of Zalema

Elgun IV (Middle Zaleman: Ælkœne "noble ruler"; 11 April 1211-24 January 1271) was King of Zalema and Lord of Kalmod from 1242 to 1271. He was the successor and only son of Elgun III. Although a capable administrator in Zalema, introducing beneficial policies, Elgun is criticized by most historians for his neglect of the Lordship of Kalmod, where the Witch-Warriors gained power during his reign. Elgun was succeeded by his third son Elmark the Scholar.

Marriage and children
Elgun was married to Marleva. Together, they had five daughters and four sons:


 * 1) Tuleva; born in the first year of Elgun's reign
 * 2) Marleva
 * 3) Elgun (1238-1266); Crown Prince from 1242 to 1266
 * 4) Elmen (died 1266)
 * 5) Burwara
 * 6) Elmark (1245-1313); Crown Prince from 1266, succeeded to the throne in 1271
 * 7) Alena
 * 8) Elric
 * 9) Helena