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Lyam ConDoin is the son of Duke Borric of Crydee. His brothers are [[Arutha ConDoin]] and Martin Longbow (a long-held secret of Duke Borric). Lyam's father Duke Borric is second in line for the throne of the Kingdom of the Isles, because neither King Rodric IV nor the King's brother, the Prince Erland of Krondor, have any male heirs. Following the tragic deaths of Duke Borric, Prince Erland, and King Rodric IV during the Riftwar, Lyam becomes King of the Isles. The matter of succession was unsure due to the revelation that Martin Longbow was actually Duke Borric's eldest son, but when Martin renounced his claim to the throne, Lyam was crowned. Lyam serves primarily as a background figure in the ''Riftwar'' novels. His brother Arutha, whom Lyam names Prince of Krondor following his coronation, serves a much larger role as a primary figure in later novels. Upon Lyam's death, the crown passes to Arutha's eldest son Borric. |
Lyam ConDoin is the son of Duke Borric of Crydee. His brothers are [[Arutha ConDoin]] and Martin Longbow (a long-held secret of Duke Borric). Lyam's father Duke Borric is second in line for the throne of the Kingdom of the Isles, because neither King Rodric IV nor the King's brother, the Prince Erland of Krondor, have any male heirs. Following the tragic deaths of Duke Borric, Prince Erland, and King Rodric IV during the Riftwar, Lyam becomes King of the Isles. The matter of succession was unsure due to the revelation that Martin Longbow was actually Duke Borric's eldest son, but when Martin renounced his claim to the throne, Lyam was crowned. Lyam serves primarily as a background figure in the ''Riftwar'' novels. His brother Arutha, whom Lyam names Prince of Krondor following his coronation, serves a much larger role as a primary figure in later novels. Upon Lyam's death, the crown passes to Arutha's eldest son Borric. |
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| + | successor=[[Borric conDoin]]| |
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Revision as of 16:45, 7 April 2009
Lyam ConDoin is the son of Duke Borric of Crydee. His brothers are Arutha ConDoin and Martin Longbow (a long-held secret of Duke Borric). Lyam's father Duke Borric is second in line for the throne of the Kingdom of the Isles, because neither King Rodric IV nor the King's brother, the Prince Erland of Krondor, have any male heirs. Following the tragic deaths of Duke Borric, Prince Erland, and King Rodric IV during the Riftwar, Lyam becomes King of the Isles. The matter of succession was unsure due to the revelation that Martin Longbow was actually Duke Borric's eldest son, but when Martin renounced his claim to the throne, Lyam was crowned. Lyam serves primarily as a background figure in the Riftwar novels. His brother Arutha, whom Lyam names Prince of Krondor following his coronation, serves a much larger role as a primary figure in later novels. Upon Lyam's death, the crown passes to Arutha's eldest son Borric.
| Preceded By | Position | Succeeded By |
| Rodric | King of the Kingdom of the Isles | Borric conDoin |