Ac-Telarmir

Ac-Telarmir Leuvaarden, (Valoise: Ac-Telarmir I Hengwach ar Leuwaarden, born 3533, died 3598) was the 3rd King of Neuvalon, ruling between 3570 and 3598 TC. He was the first son of Han-Willem I, ascending to the throne with no opposition upon his father's death.

A learned, scholarly man, Ac-Telarmir spoke Valoise (both high and common equivalents, the first of the Leuvaarden kings to do so) and was also fluent in the Trader's Tongue, Old and New Cantese, and Yrdenn. Though records are not fully clear, he was also said to be fluent in Ölme. This would also make him the last Neuvaloni monarch that had knowledge of the language, which further showed the drift from elven influence ever since the foundation of the Kingdom.

In many ways he was a king of "firsts". He married Coromarae en-Elgern, a Nordling noblewoman in 3560, and remained in matrimony with her until her death in 3590. Following her passing, he did not take another wife. Marriage to a non-avaline lady was unprecedented and caused the young prince some issues among conservative elements of Neuvalon's court, though his betrothal to Coromarae was ultimately unaffected. Ac-Telarmir was also notable for being the first King of Neuvalon to be born within its borders, as his father, and grandfather both hailed from Merendil in the east.