Iaso Sako was a Gekist Lady of
Ptiksaint Thrink and farmer. She was born in
Ptiksaint Thrink during the Spring of 1212. That Summer, she converted to
Gekism.
Iaso became a farmer during the Autumn of 1228. During the Summer of 1244, at the age of 32,
Iaso began a relationship with a man named
Han Aledast, who was 51. He was a Gekist Lord of
Ptiksaint Thrink and farmer. His and her relationship ended 2 years later, when she divorced him.
During the Autumn of 1245,
Iaso was married with
Han.
Han's and
Iaso's relationship ended during the Spring of 1247, when she divorced him.
During the Autumn of 1259,
Iaso rebelled against
Han. As a result, he was executed, and she became Lady of
Ptiksaint Thrink.
Iaso fell ill during the Summer of 1278. Then, she died from an illness. She was 66 years old. She was a Lady of
Ptiksaint Thrink for 19 years.
Iaso Sako was a Gekist Lady of
Ptiksaint Thrink and farmer. She was born in
Ptiksaint Thrink during the Spring of 1212. That Summer, she converted to
Gekism.
Iaso became a farmer during the Autumn of 1228. During the Summer of 1244, at the age of 32,
Iaso began a relationship with a man named
Han Aledast, who was 51. He was a Gekist Lord of
Ptiksaint Thrink and farmer. His and her relationship ended 2 years later, when she divorced him.
During the Autumn of 1245,
Iaso was married with
Han.
Han's and
Iaso's relationship ended during the Spring of 1247, when she divorced him.
During the Autumn of 1259,
Iaso rebelled against
Han. As a result, he was executed, and she became Lady of
Ptiksaint Thrink.
Iaso fell ill during the Summer of 1278. Then, she died from an illness. She was 66 years old. She was a Lady of
Ptiksaint Thrink for 19 years.