Kemble Cymrych

High King Kemble Cymrych the Great Father (200 - 282 MR) was the High King of the Ffolk from 231 MR until his death. He inherited the throne from his father Carrig II when Carrig died of plague. Kemble is noted for having welcomed a large group of Tethyrian immigrants into Ffolk society in 267. This proved a great boon to his people, as the Tethyrians brought with them advanced engineering prowess that helped the Ffolk more effectively defend themselves against northmen assaults. Kemble was widely revered and lived to an old age, earning the epithet, "the Great Father." He died of natural causes, and was succeeded by his son Tristram.