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Line 7: The first act of the Khan is to select a [[saKhan]] (junior Khan) from amongst the Clan Council members. The saKhan’s duties aren’t specifically defined. He/she is the second in command, performing any duties the Khan requires (like bidding or leading a campaign) but can’t do him/herself and enjoys a heightened status within Clan society. The official term for the senior Khan of a clan is kaKhan, though this is rarely used (Khan with no prefix usually means the senior Khan). The first act of the Khan is to select a [[saKhan]] (junior Khan) from amongst the Clan Council members. The saKhan’s duties aren’t specifically defined. He/she is the second in command, performing any duties the Khan requires (like bidding or leading a campaign) but can’t do him/herself and enjoys a heightened status within Clan society. The official term for the senior Khan of a clan is kaKhan, though this is rarely used (Khan with no prefix usually means the senior Khan). − One noteworthy (but obscure) feature that the Khan can do is split their assets to form a new Clan.<ref>''Warriors of Kerensky'', p. 56, "Clan Government"</ref> Notable examples include: the creation of Clan Jade Wolf (later reborn into the Crusader Clan Wolf under Vlad's leadership) after the defeat of the original Clan Wolf, the [[Warden Clans|Warden portion]] of Clan Wolf into the [[Clan Wolf-in-Exile|Exiled Wolves]] after the [[Refusal War]], [[Clan Stone Lion]] from former Hell’s Horses assets claimed by Clan Star Adder after the [[Wars of Reaving]]<ref>''The Wars of Reaving'', pp. 146-149</ref> and the [[Fidelis]] assets which were claimed by Clan Wolf and reformed as Clan Smoke Jaguar after the [[Dark Age Era]]. + One noteworthy (but obscure) feature that the Khan can do is split their assets to form a new clan.<ref>''Warriors of Kerensky'', p. 56, "Clan Government"</ref> Notable examples include: the creation of Clan Jade Wolf (later reborn into the Crusader Clan Wolf under Vlad's leadership) after the defeat of the original Clan Wolf, the [[Warden Clans|Warden portion]] of Clan Wolf into the [[Clan Wolf-in-Exile|Exiled Wolves]] after the [[Refusal War]], [[Clan Stone Lion]] from former Hell’s Horses assets claimed by Clan Star Adder after the [[Wars of Reaving]]<ref>''The Wars of Reaving'', pp. 146-149</ref> and The [[Fidelis]] assets which were claimed by Clan Wolf and reformed as Clan Smoke Jaguar after the [[Dark Age Era]]. == Clan Blood Spirit == == Clan Blood Spirit ==
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The first act of the Khan is to select a [[saKhan]] (junior Khan) from amongst the Clan Council members. The saKhan’s duties aren’t specifically defined. He/she is the second in command, performing any duties the Khan requires (like bidding or leading a campaign) but can’t do him/herself and enjoys a heightened status within Clan society. The official term for the senior Khan of a clan is kaKhan, though this is rarely used (Khan with no prefix usually means the senior Khan). | The first act of the Khan is to select a [[saKhan]] (junior Khan) from amongst the Clan Council members. The saKhan’s duties aren’t specifically defined. He/she is the second in command, performing any duties the Khan requires (like bidding or leading a campaign) but can’t do him/herself and enjoys a heightened status within Clan society. The official term for the senior Khan of a clan is kaKhan, though this is rarely used (Khan with no prefix usually means the senior Khan). | ||
| − | One noteworthy (but obscure) feature that the Khan can do is split their assets to form a new | + | One noteworthy (but obscure) feature that the Khan can do is split their assets to form a new clan.<ref>''Warriors of Kerensky'', p. 56, "Clan Government"</ref> Notable examples include: the creation of Clan Jade Wolf (later reborn into the Crusader Clan Wolf under Vlad's leadership) after the defeat of the original Clan Wolf, the [[Warden Clans|Warden portion]] of Clan Wolf into the [[Clan Wolf-in-Exile|Exiled Wolves]] after the [[Refusal War]], [[Clan Stone Lion]] from former Hell’s Horses assets claimed by Clan Star Adder after the [[Wars of Reaving]]<ref>''The Wars of Reaving'', pp. 146-149</ref> and The [[Fidelis]] assets which were claimed by Clan Wolf and reformed as Clan Smoke Jaguar after the [[Dark Age Era]]. |
== Clan Blood Spirit == | == Clan Blood Spirit == | ||