Rúdomór

Rúdomór (c. 1604-c. 1694) was a Tuuquan múlarn and the youngest (and only surviving) brother of warrior-king Guungāl the Great. He was the youngest son of King Örubāl and was not old enough to participate in the Alakâmkút upon his father's death. Despite his brother's dreadful nature, Rúdomór was allowed to live, and was sent away to become a múlarn. In 1648, he was made the chief múlarn of the Tuuquan Empire. Rúdomór outlived his brother and, upon his death, immediately proclaimed him a tanú. Upon the accession of Guungāl's son Ürtán to the kingship, Rúdomór served as an advisor as he was believed to be possessed by the spirit of Guungāl. Rúdomór lived a long life and died around the age of 90.