I, Ludwig Johann Rappmeister-Rapmasari, am writing this chronicle of the Halak realms, kingdoms, and their clans due to a need to commit much of these fascinating oral traditions into a written form.

Before I start the recount, I must preface that I have a strong admiration for the egalitarian philosophy of Halak culture. While Halak society retains some form of 'nobility' and an upper-class in the form of the rulers and families of the countless villages, hamlets, clans, and kingdoms of the Halaklands, this is far less rigid in principle than what we may be familiar with on the western or even far eastern continents of Orbis.

In Halak society, every man who has a wife and children is considered – in principle – a king. The Halak term for king, 'Raja', seems to have been borrowed from the Hindan language. However, within the context of Halak culture, 'king' means leader. And every man is tasked to lead his own family.

As if to strengthen this philosophy, another point of admiration for the Halak, is how each clan keeps meticulous records of their genealogies. If not written down upon bark or parchments, then by tradition orally. While I can not comment on the accuracy of many of these early stories – that seem to be more in the realm of myth rather than reality –, I can not deny their captivating nature.

All Halak clans – and by extension, every Halak person – of the Halaklands claim descent from a single patrilineal ancestors, known simply as 'Si Raja Halak' which translates simpy to 'The Halak King'.

Legends say that 'Si Raja Halak' descended upon the Dolok Mulajadi upon the Pusuk Buhit of Matanitao so many centuries ago. The First Halak, and a direct descendant of the old Halak gods though different myths recount different versions of his own genealogy. However, the consensus remains that Si Raja Halak was a fifth generation descendant of the first human-born couple of Portibi (The Halak concept of Earth).

While I can't very well recount all the deeds of Si Raja Halak in this document nor can I create a truly exhaustive list of all the Halak clans, I shall do my best to put forward an accurate account of his genealogy within this book as it pertains to the seventh generation. Now without further ado, we shall begin.

(1) Si Raja Halak, after he descended upon Matanitao, was quickly enamoured with a heavenly beauty. Her name was 'Siboru Suruan Ni Mula Jadi'. The legends would believe that she was a great handmaiden of the celestial court of Banuaginjang (The Heavenly Realms) and her beauty was unmatched.

From this union was born (2.A) Raja Sisombaon Saluhut, (2.B) Guru Panatap Langit, and (2.C) Patuan Tanolaut.

Raja Sisombaon Saluhut had fallen in love with a 'daughter of the mountains'. It is unclear what exactly her origins are – some saying she was a sort of nymph or other such spirit, while others saying she was a minor goddess – but what is given is her name, 'Si Boru Dolok Parmesti'. From their union was born twelve children, six sons and six daughters, who were:

(3.A.a) Raja Marhillong Roha

(3.A.b) Tuan Sorimangaraja

(3.A.c) Tuan Soripadoha

(3.A.d) Tuan Guru Somba Mulajadi

(3.A.e) Tuan Parsomba Debatanatolu

(3.A.f) Raja Lonap

Si Boru Parintan Mulia, Si Boru Soriratu, Si Boru Bungabalau, Si Boru Sairia, Si Boru Saisuping, and Si Boru Langkat Lela.

Raja Marhillong Roha was the eldest child of Raja Sisombaon Saluhut. He was born as a twin with his sister, 'Siboru Parintan Mulia'. The two engaged in an incestuous marriage and from this union was born (4.A.a.1) Raja Hushus. Because of his isolation with his mother, Raja Hushus (unknowingly at first) took his mother who was said to be blessed with eternal beauty as his wife and together they fathered nine children:

(5.A.a.1.1) Tuan Tubuna Buni.

(5.A.a.1.2) Raja Parmahan.

(5.A.a.1.3) Raja Siluahon.

(5.A.a.1.4) Raja Parbinotoan

(5.A.a.1.5) Tuan Tagoran

(5.A.a.1.6) Tuan Nasorasuda

(5.A.a.1.7) Raja Oloanta

The last two children of Raja Hushus and his mother were two daughters who married their relatives - after Raja Hushus' exile was lifted.

Tuan Tubuna Buni was said to have been given a wife from an exiled 'Bidadhari' of the Heavenly Realms after fasting and praying for several months. Her name was said to be Si Boru Debata Soripada. Together, the two had four children together, two sons and two daughters who were: (6.A.a.1.1.1) Raja Parbunian, (6.A.a.1.1.2) Raja Bangkobuni, Si Boru Bunianuli, and Si Boru Tubunadenggan.

Raja Parbunian was said to have mastered the skill of hiding his presence and spent much of his youth as a great hunter. He had taken for himself as wife a mysterious lady washed ashore upon the coasts of Matanitao. It was revealed to him later on that she was a water spirit cursed to mortality by the spirits of the Lake because she refused to become the wife of the 'King of the Lake'.

Raja Parbunian took it upon himself to do battle with the 'King of the Lake', who took the form of a Giant Catfish. Raja Parbunian slaid the water beast and took its corpse back to cook for a feast for his wedding to Si Boru Mataniluat Nauli. Together they had five children, three sons and two daughters. They were:

(7.A.a.1.1.1.1) Raja Bolon Parbunian, from whom descends the Parbunian clans.

(7.A.a.1.1.1.2) Raja Tua Pardengkean, from whom descends the Sipardengke clans.

(7.A.a.1.1.1.3) Tuan Marbuni, from whom descends the Simarbuni clans.

Si Boru Ulitao and Si Boru Aeknaria.

Raja Bangkobuni lived most of his life thinking he had no powers of aura unlike the rest of the Halak men. However, he was surprised when he unlocked his abilities when he was facing off against two fearsome Beguganjang demons. He eventually married a daughter of the line of Raja Lonap, Si Boru Tinggil Pinggol. Together, they had four children, two sons and two daughters who were:

(7.A.a.1.1.2.1) Raja Anak Bangkobuni, from whom descends the Sibangkobuni clans.

(7.A.a.1.1.2.2) Tuan Sitinggil, from whom descends the Sitinggilon clans.

Si Boru Goranauli and Si Boru Uli Somarbege.

Raja Parmahan was said to be a great shepherd of livestock. He owned one of the richest and greatest farms of his day. He married a freed slave girl by the name of 'Si Boru Ulibirong'. Based on her descriptions as having dark skin and coarse-like hair, she might have been a slave sourced from the far away lands of the Aymarra, but it remains only a theory.

The two had three children, a son and two daughters who were: (6.A.a.1.2.1) Raja Birongmata, Si Boru Songon Inana, and Si Boru Songonasing.

Raja Birongmata married Si Boru Idauli and they had six children together, four sons and two daughters. They were:

(7.A.a.1.2.1.1) Ompu Tuan Sibirongmata, from whom descends the Sibirongmata clans.

(7.A.a.1.2.1.2) Raja Tua Siparmahan, from whom descends the Siparmahan clans.

(7.A.a.1.2.1.3) Raja Ombuk Paruksi, from whom descends the Siparuksi clans.

(7.A.a.1.2.1.4) Tuan Radot Jarajara, from whom descends the Rumajara clans.

Si Boru Paruksiuli and Si Boru Piroha.

Raja Siluahon took for himself as a wife Si Boru Maremare. Together, they had but two sons who were: (6.A.a.1.3.1) Raja Togaron Malenaoto and (6.A.a.1.3.2) Raja Mandopang Najongkas.

The two brothers had fallen in-love with the two daughters of Raja Tingkos Roha. Raja Mandopang had fallen for the elder sister while Raja Togaron fell for the younger sister. Raja Mandopang managed to convince his brother to give him the rights as the eldest child and as Raja Jolo of their family to which Raja Togaron agreed.

Raja Togaron and his wife had four children, a son and three daughters:

(7.A.a.1.3.1.1) Raja Poso Togaron, from whom descends the Sitogaron clans.

Si Boru Ulini Togar, Si Boru Ulitogar Natonga, and Si Boru Pudan Natogar.

Raja Mandopang had three sons and one daughter from his wife. He had an earlier agreement with his brother for their children to marry each other, but after he had married off his daughter to Raja Poso, Raja Togaron made his daughters swear oaths to the Debata Natolu to never take a husband from the line of Raja Mandopang. Incensed by this act of revenge, Raja Mandopang made his sons take an oath to never take a daughter of the Togaron line as wives.

His children were:

(7.A.a.1.3.2.1) Raja Gogo Simandopang, from whom descends the Simandopang clans.

(7.A.a.1.3.2.2) Raja Tonga Najongkas, from whom descends the Najongkas clans.

(7.A.a.1.3.2.3) Tuan Pudi Nabulusroha, from whom descends the Siparbulus clans.

And Si Boru Tamatangis.

Raja Parbinotoan was a wise man, well-versed in the arts of arithmetics and the like. He took for himself as wife, Si Boru Sortauli. Together, the couple had three children, two sons and a daughter. They were: (6.A.a.1.4.1) Raja Binoto, (6.A.a.1.4.2) Tuan Pariang, and Si Boru Uliang.

Raja Binoto had married a daughter of the Tanolaut line and together they had two sons:

(7.A.a.1.4.1.1) Raja Timbul Parbinotoan, from whom descends the Parbinotoan clans.

(7.A.a.1.4.1.2) Raja Mangaraksa, from whom descends the Simangaraksa clans.

Tuan Pariang had six children with a daughter from the line of Tuan Sorimangaraja, Si Boru Uli Boruraja. They were:

(7.A.a.1.4.2.1) Raja Sipariang, from whom descends the Sipariang clans.

(7.A.a.1.4.2.2) Raja Doho, from whom descends the Hutadohoan clans.

(7.A.a.1.4.2.3) Tuan Pantun, from whom descends the Rumapantun clans.

(7.A.a.1.4.2.4) Tuan Marsiholong Dongantubu, from whom descends the Marsiholong clans.

Si Boru Santun, and Si Boru Iangiang.

Tuan Tagoran had four children with his wife, Si Boru Uhum Nauli. They were: (6.A.a.1.5.1) Tuan Tagon Ulaon, Si Boru Ulitagonan, Si Boru Uhum Sere, and Si Boru Donganinana.

Tuan Tagon Ulaon fathered two sons of his own with his wife, Si Boru Telpang, who were:

(7.A.a.1.5.2.1) Tuan Situmagon, from whom descends the Situmagon clans.

(7.A.a.1.5.2.2) Tuan Tagon Pargondang, from whom descends the Sipargondang clans.

Tuan Nasorasuda was a skilled aura warrior of whom it was said his aura reserves knew no end. He lived the longest of all his brothers and was said to have lived well into the time of his great-grandchildren. He took as his wife Si Boru Manat Maruli – a daughter of the line of Patuan Tanolaut.

Together they had seven children, three sons and four daughters. They were: (6.A.a.1.6.1) Raja Saimarhillong, (6.A.a.1.6.2) Raja Saimardongan, (6.A.a.1.6.3) Tuan Saitangis, Si Boru Jeges, Si Boru Heamate, Si Boru Namokmok, and Si Boru Taridauli.

Raja Saimarhillong was said to be a shining star of his generation, a most promising warrior. He took as his wife the last of the daughters of Banuaginjang, Si Boru Nauju Sian Mulajadi. Together they had five children, two sons and three daughter. They were:

(7.A.a.1.6.1.1) Tuan Bintang Simarhillong, from whom descends the Simarhillong clans.

(7.A.a.1.6.1.2) Tuan Mudar Badia, from whom descends the Mudarbadia clans.

Si Boru Bintang Sorasuda, Si Boru Naimarida, and Si Boru Parsuruan Nauli.

Raja Saimardongan had taken as his wife a woman from one of the Bantuan Kingdoms, Si Boru Raja Nadao. Together, they had three children, two sons and a daughter. They were:

(7.A.a.1.6.2.1) Tuan Saluhut Mardongan, from whom descends the Saimardongan clans.

(7.A.a.1.6.2.2) Raja Donganasing, from whom descends the Pardonganasing clans.

And Si Boru Saidielek.

Tuan Saitangis was said to be a very caring, kind, yet softhearted man prone to crying. He married a slave-servant girl who had grown up with him – said to be of Banuan origins – Si Boru Gogouli. Together they had eight children, five sons and three daughters. They were:

(7.A.a.1.6.3.1) Tuan Somartangis, from whom descends the Somartangis clans.

(7.A.a.1.6.3.2) Raja Saimengkel, from whom descends the Saimengkel clans.

(7.A.a.1.6.3.3) Raja Parruji, from whom descends the Hutaruji clans.

(7.A.a.1.6.3.4) Ompu Tuan Litok, from whom descends the Silitok clans.

(7.A.a.1.6.3.5) Raja Naringkot, from whom descends the Sinaringkot clans.

Si Boru Tamaminaron, Si Boru Arihohom, and Si Boru Uli Nalasak.

Raja Oloanta was an agreeable fellow. He married a woman of his mother's choosing – a loyal servant girl who was raised beside him, Si Boru Natamauli. Her origins remain unclear, but what is not disputed was that she bore Raja Oloanta four children, two sons and two daughters who were: (6.A.a.1.7.1) Raja Nadipaimaro, (6.A.a.1.7.2) Raja Sorimasa, Si Boru Arinamasa, and Si Boru Tangkas Nauli.

Raja Nadiapimaro was born after years of a barren marriage and so his birth was greatly celebrated by his family. It was said Raja Oloanta and his wife fasted for months on end while sending supplications to Mula Jadi and his three divine heirs for a son. He married Si Boru Haunauli and had three children with her, one son and two daughters. They were:

(7.A.a.1.7.1.1) Raja Hasianta Nadipaimaro, from whom descends the Nadipaimaro clans.

Si Boru Matasuping and Si Boru Tonggi Marijur.

Raja Sorimasa was said to be a man of whom nothing of note happened. His fortunes were well but not amazing, his abilities were competent but not the best, and even his looks and mannerisms were just plain. He was married to Si Boru Parmodom who was a listless woman of whom excitement found no welcome. The couple had but two children, a son and a daughter. They were:

(7.A.a.1.7.2.1) Raja Dame Martonang, from whom descends the Simartonang clans.

And Si Boru Somarajal.

Raja Marhillong Roha had escaped from the Dolok Mulajadi in Matanitao to the mainland of Banuatonga. He had founded himself in one of the great Homang forests. It was said that the daughter of the Homang Demon King, 'Si Boru Homang Narea', was enamored by the young man who was a powerful warrior. Unlike the other ape-like Homang demons, Lady Narea was said to be a great beauty among the forests and so Raja Marhillong Roha was inclined to accept her affections.

After a short fight with the Homang King in which he won, Raja Marhillong Roha took Lady Narea as his wife and from this union were born five children. Four sons and a daughter. The children from this union were:

(4.A.a.2) Tuan Tartang

(4.A.a.3) Raja Badak

(4.A.a.4) Raja Partaba Hau

(4.A.a.5) Tuan Paropat

A single daughter, 'Si Boru Bungarara'

Tuan Tartang himself had three sons and two daughters. (5.A.a.2.1) Raja Pargogo, (5.A.a.2.2) Tuan Tonggolan, and (5.A.a.2.3) Tuan Tarhatop, Si Boru Lamrea, and Si Boru Tarrea.

Raja Pargogo himself had married a woman by the name of, 'Si Boru Babiat' (lit. Tiger's Daughter). It was said she was the daughter of the great Tiger Beast King. It is most likely that there was perhaps once a beastman tribe that lived within the Halaklands but they have since been driven to extinction.

Raja Pargogo and Si Boru Babiat were blessed with four children, two sons and two daughters. The eldest of these children was (6.A.a.2.1.1) Tuan Gomgom, and he was followed by (6.A.a.2.1.2) Tuan Longo, Si Boru Tiamsa, and Si Boru Arta Martua.

Tuan Gomgom would go on to have eleven sons, the eldest of which was (7.A.a.2.1.1.1) Tuan Sigumogo, the eponymous founder of the Sigumogo clan of which I now serve. The rest of his children were:

(7.A.a.2.1.1.2) Tuan Hasea, from whom descends the Sihasean clans.

(7.A.a.2.1.1.3) Raja Tombang, from whom descends the Panombang clans.

(7.A.a.2.1.1.4) Raja Borngin Nangali, from whom descends the Singalion clans.

(7.A.a.2.1.1.5) Raja Ari Logo, from whom descends the Parlogoan clans.

(7.A.a.2.1.1.6) Raja Pistar, from whom descends the Sipistar clans.

(7.A.a.2.1.1.7) Raja Binanga, from whom descends the Binanga clans, most prominent being the Binangabalok.

(7.A.a.2.1.1.8) Tuan Gompul, from whom descends the Sigompul clans.

(7.A.a.2.1.1.9) Tuan Tortor, from whom descends the Panortor clans.

(7.A.a.2.1.1.10) Tuan Doli, from whom descends the Siandoli clans.

(7.A.a.2.1.1.11) Tuan Poso, from whom descends the Siposoan clans.

Tuan Longo himself would go on to have seven sons and three daughters. They were:

(7.A.a.2.1.2.1) Raja Sari, from whom descends the Rapmasari clans.

(7.A.a.2.1.2.2) Tuan Marhosa, from whom descends the Simarhosa clans.

(7.A.a.2.1.2.3) Raja Parau, from whom descends the Rumaparau clans.

(7.A.a.2.1.2.4) Datu Malo, from whom descends the Malo clans.

(7.A.a.2.1.2.5) Guru Pantas, from whom descends the Pantas clans.

(7.A.a.2.1.2.6) Tuan Pirtondi, from whom descends the Sipirnitondi clans.

(7.A.a.2.1.2.7) Tuan Hinadenggan, from whom would descend the Longo clans.

Tuan Tonggolan would father eight children with the daughter of a so-called Great Eagle, 'Si Boru ni Raja Wali'. They were five sons and three daughters who were: (6.A.a.2.2.1) Raja Sorgapitu; (6.A.a.2.2.2) Raja Parhabong; (6.A.a.2.2.3) Tuan Timbungtimbung; (6.A.a.2.2.4) Raja Jongjong; (6.A.a.2.2.5) Raja Tangan Holting; Si Boru Idauli, Si Boru Nai Hisaron, and Si Boru Pudi Tonggol.

Raja Sorgapitu was said to have visited the Heavenly Realms and from there he picked for himself a wife among the Divine 'Bidadharis'. The Great Mula Jadi had picked for him 'Saiuli Parsurgo' to be his wife. From this union was born ten sons and six daughters who were:

(7.A.a.2.2.1.1) Raja Siansurga, from whom descends the Parsurga clans.

(7.A.a.2.2.1.2) Raja Bagak, from whom descends the Idabagak clans.

(7.A.a.2.2.1.3) Raja Pangulosi, from whom descends the Pangulosi clans.

(7.A.a.2.2.1.4) Tuan Piliton, from whom descends the Sipiliton clans

(7.A.a.2.2.1.5) Tuan Tudos Surgo, from whom descends the Tudos clans.

(7.A.a.2.2.1.6) Tuan Parlaba, from whom descends the Marlaba clans.

(7.A.a.2.2.1.7) Tuan Tanobaru, from whom descends the Hutabaru clans.

(7.A.a.2.2.1.8) Tuan Mokmok, from whom descends the Simok clans.

(7.A.a.2.2.1.9) Raja Somba Batara, from whom descends the Batara clans.

(7.A.a.2.2.1.10) Raja Nametmet, from whom descends the Simetmet clans.

Si Boru Pardisurgo, Si Boru Mansai Uli, Si Boru Mansai Bagak, Si Boru Mansai Marasi, Si Boru Parhabang, and Si Boru Lamuli.

Raja Parhabong took as his wife a daughter of the line of Tuan Tanolaut, Si Boru Langit Balau. Together they had ten children, eight sons and two daughters. They were:

(7.A.a.2.2.2.1) Raja Habang Bolon, from whom descends the Habangon clans.

(7.A.a.2.2.2.2) Raja Gomak Bintang, from whom descends the Gomak clans.

(7.A.a.2.2.2.3) Raja Saidenggan, from whom descends the Saidenggan clans.

(7.A.a.2.2.2.4) Raja Saibolon, from whom descends the Saibolon clans.

(7.A.a.2.2.2.5) Raja Naria Tua, from whom descends the Sinaria clans.

(7.A.a.2.2.2.6) Tuan Bulan Tula, from whom descends the Parbulan clans.

(7.A.a.2.2.2.7) Tuan Hosniari, from whom descends the Hosniari clans.

(7.A.a.2.2.2.8) Tuan Sobiar Holom, from whom descends the Sobiar clans.

Si Boru Habanguli and Si Boru Langit Naria.

Tuan Timbungtimbung had taken for himself the twin sister of Si Boru Langit Balau, Si Boru Laut Balau. Together they had ten children, six sons and four daughters. They were:

(7.A.a.2.2.3.1) Raja Timbung Tinggi, from whom descends the Timbungan clans.

(7.A.a.2.2.3.2) Ompu Tuan Partimbung, from whom descends the Partimbung clans.

(7.A.a.2.2.3.3) Tuan Gunsang Tano, from whom descends the Sipargunsang clans.

(7.A.a.2.2.3.4) Guru Sidomdom, from whom descends the Sidomdom clans.

(7.A.a.2.2.3.5) Tuan Lalo, from whom descends the Silalo clans.

(7.A.a.2.2.3.6) Raja Gompar, from whom descends the Sigompar clans.

Si Boru Sonangria, Si Boru Bunga Gorsing, Si Boru Dilatajom, and Si Boru Sianroha.

Raja Jongjong was the strongest of his brothers. Many tales have been told of his bravery in hunting and slaughtering a great number of demons and beasts. His prowess earned him the affections of a great Begu Ture demon – Si Boru Beguture Namuda –, a descendent of the demon Raja Beguganjang. Though a demon, it was said her beauty exceeded even the divine angel that was her sister-in-law. Together the couple had thirteen children, six sons and seven daughters who were:

(7.A.a.2.2.4.1) Raja Golap, from whom descends the Sigolap clans.

(7.A.a.2.2.4.2) Ompu Tuan Togap, from whom descends the Partogap clans.

(7.A.a.2.2.4.3) Tuan Udan Tipotipo, from whom descends the Sitipo clans.

(7.A.a.2.2.4.4) Raja Honom Ari, from whom descends the Honomari clans.

(7.A.a.2.2.4.5) Raja Halinu, from whom descends the Sihalinu clans.

(7.A.a.2.2.4.6) Tuan Raja Holom, from whom descends the Rajaholom clans.

Si Boru Birongmata, Si Boru Parbiaron, Si Boru Hasonggoton, Si Boru Holomuli, Si Boru Tiur Golap, Si Boru Torang Nabirong, and Si Boru Holongina.

Raja Tangan Holting had followed his elder brother in travelling the land to find strength. In his travels, he too had fought various monsters and demons. One day, he had saved a beautiful young maiden from the jaws of a mighty River Serpent. The lady revealed herself to be a river siren. Legends say her hair was a blue sheen, eyes green like emeralds, and skin as fair as the clouds in the sky. She was perhaps a descendant of one of the Water Beastmen tribes. Regardless, Raja Tangan Holting took Si Boru Ihannauli as his wife. The couple had sired fourteen children, nine sons and five daughters. They were:

(7.A.a.2.2.5.1) Raja Bolontiur, from whom descends the Sibolontiur clans.

(7.A.a.2.2.5.2) Raja Manahan Arus, from whom descends the Arus clans.

(7.A.a.2.2.5.3) Raja Saba Nabolak, from whom descends the Sabanabolak clans.

(7.A.a.2.2.5.4) Raja Tambor, from whom descends the Tambor clans.

(7.A.a.2.2.5.5) Raja Siumuli, from whom descends the Siumuli clans.

(7.A.a.2.2.5.6) Raja Sirumaraoang, from whom descends the Sirumaraoang clans.

(7.A.a.2.2.5.7) Tuan Siparlange, from whom descends the Siparlange clans.

(7.A.a.2.2.5.8) Tuan Batu Arus, from whom descends the Batuarus clans.

(7.A.a.2.2.5.9) Tuan Tangan Siampudan, from whom descends the Parholting clans.

Si Boru Ihan Muda, Si Boru Tio, Si Boru Damo, Si Boru Parendebage, and Si Boru Tiurma.

Tuan Tarhatop was said to be the fastest man alive of his generation. He ran like the wind and would regularly leave even the mighty tigers exhausted in trying to catch him. He took for himself as wife, a daughter of Raja Hushus – Si Boru Uap Nangur. Together, they had ten children, four sons and six daughters. They were: (6.A.a.2.3.1) Raja Alogo Bosar, (6.A.a.2.3.2) Raja Porhas, (6.A.a.2.3.3) Raja Ampoli Bolang, (6.A.a.2.3.4) Tuan Lalibolon, Si Boru Bontar, Si Boru Anita, Si Boru Matasere, Si Boru Parboniagam, Si Boru Bonaria, and Si Boru Natama.

Raja Alogo Bosar was a great explorer and travelled the breadth of Banuatonga. From his travels, he had taken for himself a wife from among the 'Holing' peoples of the East. Si Boru Holing. Together, they had nine children, five sons and four daughters. They were:

(7.A.a.2.3.1.1) Raja Alogo Muda, from whom descends the Sialogo clans.

(7.A.a.2.3.1.2) Raja Mareak, from whom descends the Simareak clans.

(7.A.a.2.3.1.3) Ompu Tuan Parik Bolon, from whom descends the Parikbolon clans.

(7.A.a.2.3.1.4) Tuan Sipanguhir, from whom descends the Sipanguhir clans.

(7.A.a.2.3.1.5) Tuan Basa, from whom descends the Parbasaon clans.

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Si Boru Sianamana, Si Boru Saraswati, Si Boru Dewi Intan, and Si Boru Rati.

Raja Porhas was a thunderous man, a legendary archer whose skill rivalled even the old gods it was said. Raja Porhas took as his wife an orphan girl he had found lost in the woods whom he raised thereafter. Her origins are unclear, but some sources say she was a child of rape between a Homang and a woman of Guru Panotap Langit's line. The union between Raja Porhas and Si Boru Haranganuli produced thirteen children. Eight sons and five daughters who were:

(7.A.a.2.3.2.1) Tuan Siporhas, from whom descends the Siporhas clans.

(7.A.a.2.3.2.2) Raja Panalu Homang, from whom descends the Sipanalu clans.

(7.A.a.2.3.2.3) Raja Parbungaran, from whom descends the Parbungaran clans.

(7.A.a.2.3.2.4) Raja Marhasak, from whom descends the Simarhasak clans.

(7.A.a.2.3.2.5) Raja Tarsilu, from whom descends the Tarsilu clans.

(7.A.a.2.3.2.6) Tuan Linggis, from whom descends the Linggis clans.

(7.A.a.2.3.2.7) Ompu Tuan Parsimbur, from whom descends the Parsimbur clans.

(7.A.a.2.3.2.8) Tuan Parsirutu, from whom descends the Parsirutu clans.

Si Boru Porhas Marhillong, Si Boru Ganjang Ombuk, Si Boru Ulirupa, Si Boru Tasik, and Siboru Asiroha.

Raja Ampoli Bolang took as his wife a daughter of the Raja Malim, Si Boru Malim Roha. Together, they had seven children, three sons and four daughters. They were:

(7.A.a.2.3.3.1) Raja Uhum Sibolang, from whom descends the Sibolang clans.

(7.A.a.2.3.3.2) Raja Ampoli Muda, from whom descends the Siampoli clans.

(7.A.a.2.3.3.3) Raja Bontar Roha, from whom descends the Bontaroha clans.

Si Boru Marmuli, Si Boru Tioroha, Si Boru Rohana, and Si Boru Midabulan.

Tuan Lalibolon married his 'Pariban', Si Boru Jeges, a daughter of Tuan Nasorasuda. Together, they sired twelve children, six boys and six girls. They were:

(7.A.a.2.3.4.1) Raja Lamot Roha, from whom descends the Lamotan clans.

(7.A.a.2.3.4.2) Raja Somarpipot, from whom descends the Somarpipot clans.

(7.A.a.2.3.4.3) Ompu Raja Posroha, from whom descends the Siposroha clans.

(7.A.a.2.3.4.4) Tuan Raja Mauas, from whom descends Rajamauas clans.

(7.A.a.2.3.4.5) Ompu Guru Pandaoni, from whom descends the Pandaoni clans.

(7.A.a.2.3.4.6) Tuan Lammora, from whom descends the Lamora clans.

Si Boru Lamria, Si Boru Uli Utus Rupa, Si Boru Sotanda Arsak, Si Boru Posma, Si Boru Arinarea, and Si Boru Ulimpudan.

Raja Badak was a stalwart man, famous for being bull headed and stubborn. His stubbornness earned him the ire of his brothers and so they challenged him to a great hunt. Raja Badak accepted the challenge and so he went to a great forest to hunt all the animals there. However, the forest spirits were angered by his actions and so they cursed him to the form of a rhinoceros as was his name. He lived like this for years until eventually a spirit took pity on him as she sacrificed all her magic to undo his curse.

As a sign of thanks for the lifting of his curse, Raja Badak took the now mortal spirit – Si Boru Tendi Harangan – as his consort. Together the two had five children, two sons and three daughters. They were: (5.A.a.3.1) Raja Gajah, (5.A.a.3.2) Raja Harangan, Si Boru Maremare, Si Boru Bunganarata, and Si Boru Asadenggan.

Raja Gajah took as his wife a daughter of a Banuan King. Legends say he was adventuring in the far northern lands outside of the Halak Realms and there he fought as a mercenary warrior for a king. As a gift to the young Halak warrior, the king granted him the right to marry his daughter. The Halak name her as 'Si Boru Torang Banua' but there are some sources who name her as 'Ratu Urwasi'. Regardless, the two had six children, three sons and two daughters. They were: (6.A.a.3.1.1) Raja Podang, (6.A.a.3.1.2) Raja Dame Nagok, (6.A.a.3.1.3) Tuan Datu Tambar, Si Boru Martumba, Si Boru Rupa Jati, and Si Boru Hau Marende.

Raja Podang was the most skilled weapon user of all the Halak and was gifted as a blacksmith, a skill inherited and magnified by his Eldest Son. Raja Podang married a younger daughter of Raja Pargogo, Si Boru Arta Martua. Together, they were blessed with thirteen children, ten sons and three daughters. They were:

(7.A.a.3.1.1.1) Tuan Pandebosi, from whom descends the Pandebosi clans.

(7.A.a.3.1.1.2) Tuan Podang, from whom descends the Parpodang clans.

(7.A.a.3.1.1.3) Ompu Tuan Lombu, from whom descends the Parlombu clans.

(7.A.a.3.1.1.4) Raja Tahuluk Sere, from whom descends the Partahuluk clans.

(7.A.a.3.1.1.5) Raja Bajubosi, from whom descends the Bajubosi clans.

(7.A.a.3.1.1.6) Raja Ambalang, from whom descends the Siambalang clans.

(7.A.a.3.1.1.7) Tuan Hujur, from whom descends the Marhujur clans.

(7.A.a.3.1.1.8) Tuan Partungkang, from whom descends the Partungkang clans.

(7.A.a.3.1.1.9) Raja Sior Togap, from whom descends the Marsior clans.

(7.A.a.3.1.1.10) Raja Tungkot Tua, from whom descends the Situngkot clans.

Si Boru Silean Debata, Si Boru Ruparea, and Si Boru Marbunga.

Raja Dame Nagok was a peaceful and amiable fellow who had virtually no enemies. He took for himself a wife from among the bastard children of his uncle's who had escaped to the Halaklands because of a succession war within the Banuan Kingdom. The records call her as, 'Sinta Prameswari'. Together the two had nine children, four sons and five daughters. They were:

(7.A.a.3.1.2.1) Raja Natuatua, from whom descends the Sinatua clans.

(7.A.a.3.1.2.2) Raja Padan, from whom descends the Hutapadan clans.

(7.A.a.3.1.2.3) Raja Nabolga, from whom descends the Nabolga clans.

(7.A.a.3.1.2.4) Raja Hatuaon, from whom descends the Hatuaon clans.

Si Boru Matauli, Si Boru Ulitua, Si Boru Situak, Si Boru Labe, and Si Boru Artadame.

Tuan Datu Tambar married a daughter of the line of the Raja Malim – Si Boru Rupa Malim. Together they had six children, two sons and four daughters. They were:

(7.A.a.3.1.3.1) Raja Tambar, from whom descends the Tambar clans.

(7.A.a.3.1.3.2) Raja Datu Daon, from whom descends the Rajadon clans.

Si Boru Parsawan, Si Boru Pornama, Si Boru Rotua, and Si Boru Soroa.

Raja Harangan had always been more in tune with the nature of the forest spirits than his brother. It was due to this affinity that his mother had allowed him to take another forest spirit – the daughter of her brother –, 'Si Boru Haulia', as his wife. Together, they had four children, three sons and a daughter. They were: (6.A.a.3.2.1) Raja Hau Bolon, (6.A.a.3.2.2) Raja Haminjon Angur, (6.A.a.3.2.3) Tuan Pamatang Ginjang, and Si Boru Haunauli.

Raja Hau Bolon was famous for slaying a great Fire Drake who had single-handedly wiped out most of the forest-spirits save for one final nymph by the name of, 'Si Boru Hau Sere'. Raja Hau Bolon was the last of the Halak to marry a forest spirit and with his wife, they had fiver children. Three sons and two daughters who were:

(7.A.a.3.2.1.1) Raja Batu Harangan, from whom descends the Batuharangan clans.

(7.A.a.3.2.1.2) Tuan Anak Harangan, from whom descends the Hutaharangan clans.

(7.A.a.3.2.1.3) Tuan Ujung Tombak, from whom descends the Ujutombak clans.

Si Boru Ulunauli and Si Boru Ujuari.

Raja Haminjon Angur was said to be the most prominent merchant of his time, famous for his extensive travels. He took for himself as wife a former slave he had bought from the markets of the Moslem Lords. The Halak had given her the name, 'Si Boru Uli Bontarmata'. She was said to have had a hair of Gold and eyes as blue as the skies. Her skin was also said to be as white as the wool of sheep. Just based on this description, it would be safe to assume that she was perhaps of Terradomian origins. They might have been the first western Malaok in Halak history, but it would be difficult to know because the couple only had two sons and their line was quickly diluted back with intermarriage to the other clans. Their sons were:

(7.A.a.3.2.2.1) Raja Siombuk Torang, from whom descends the Ombutorang clans.

(7.A.a.3.2.2.1) Tuan Simatabalau, from whom descends the Simatabalau clans.

Tuan Parmata Ginjang was a considerably tall man. It was said he stood head and shoulders above his peers. He had taken for himself as wife Si Boru Pudi Tonggol, the youngest child of Tuan Tonggolan. Together, the couple had ten children, five sons and five daughters. They were:

(7.A.a.3.2.3.1) Raja Parmata Manghillong, from whom descends the Siparmata clans.

(7.A.a.3.2.3.2) Raja Batu Parsuhi, from whom descends the Batuparsuhi clans.

(7.A.a.3.2.3.3) Raja Holim, from whom descends the Parholim clans.

(7.A.a.3.2.3.4) Tuan Hau Ingolom, from whom descends the Ingolom clans.

(7.A.a.3.2.3.5) Tuan Hapea, from whom descends the Sihapea clans.

Si Boru Ginjang Roha, Si Boru Arta Amana, Si Boru Barus, Si Boru Maruap, and Si Boru Andora Balga.

Raja Partaba Hau was a great woodsman and builder. It is said that it was he who had helped build the foundations of the old Hutaraja cities. Raja Partaba Hau took to wife a daughter of Tuan Sorimangaraja, Si Boru Nagauli. Together, the two had seven children, four sons and three daughters who were: (5.A.a.4.1) Raja Tingkos Roha, (5.A.a.4.2) Raja Sipaimahon, (5.A.a.4.3) Ompu Tuan Soriraja, (5.A.a.4.4) Tuan Pasorta, Si Boru Sortauli, Si Boru Parmartata, and Si Boru Sorhali.

Raja Tingkos Roha was a just and honest man, said to have never told a lie or made a promise he couldn't keep. A legend has it that one day his mother fell ill and he could find no healer that was able to cure her ailment except for one 'witch' by the name of Si Boru Datu Parnipi – Said to be the daughter of a warrior of the Underworld. The witch had said she would heal her mother if he were to sacrifice but one thing. Raja Tingkos Roha agreed to the promise, saying he would even offer up his own life.

Si Boru Datu Parnipi made good on the deal and she was able to heal his mother with her magics. Finally it came to Raja Tingkos Roha to make good on his deal so he asked her what she desired for a sacrifice. Si Boru Datu Parnipi had then requested for him to offer up to her his firstborn.

Si Raja Tingkos Roha accepted the deal but to the witch's surprise, the powerful warrior instead took her as his wife, saying 'By this, I offer to you all my children'. From this union was born five children, three sons and two daughters. They were: (6.A.a.4.1.1) Raja Datu Banuatoru, (6.A.a.4.1.2) Tuan Datu Parhalaan, (6.A.a.4.1.3) Tuan Datu Parnipi, Si Boru Parmodom, and Si Boru Bulan Nabontar.

Raja Datu Banuatoru was a powerful spell-sword and he took as his wife another sorceress from his mother's brood, Si Boru Hulubalang Banuatoru, of the line of servants to the Naga Padoha. Together they had seven children, three sons and four daughters. They were:

(7.A.a.4.1.1.1) Raja Paruhumon, from whom descends the Paruhumon clans.

(7.A.a.4.1.1.2) Raja Parajiajian, from whom descends the Parajian clans.

(7.A.a.4.1.1.3) Tuan Partondungon, from whom descends the Sipartondung clans.

Si Boru Ulaula, Si Boru Panulak Aji, Si Boru Aji Timpul, and Si Boru Aji Panogunogu.

Tuan Datu Parhalaan was a learned man, a record keeper that was respected by all his kinsmen for he kept knowledge not just on his own lineage, but every lineage of the Halak up to his death. A good part of this very genealogy is based on his works that have been persevered by his clan descendants. Tuan Datu Parhalaan took as his wife a daughter of the Raja Malim, Si Boru Sintua Malim. Together, they had eleven children, eight sons and three daughters. They were:

(7.A.a.4.1.2.1) Raja Parsuraton, from whom descends the Siparsurat clans.

(7.A.a.4.1.2.2) Raja Paradian, from whom descends the Siparadian clans.

(7.A.a.4.1.2.3) Raja Siparjaha Pustaha, from whom descends the Siparjaha clans.

(7.A.a.4.1.2.4) Raja Gorga, from whom descends the Sipargorga clans.

(7.A.a.4.1.2.5) Raja Gombar, from whom descends the Pargombar clans.

(7.A.a.4.1.2.6) Tuan Siparende, from whom descends the Siparende clans.

(7.A.a.4.1.2.7) Tuan Nasa Naumuli, from whom descends the Nasauli clans.

(7.A.a.4.1.2.8) Ompu Tuan Soarananget, from whom descends the Sinanget clans.

Si Boru Ulimalo, Si Boru Lampistar,, and Si Boru Miak Angur.

Tuan Datu Parnipi inherited a great ability of precognition from his dreams. His powers as an oracle became known far and wide. He married Si Boru Nai Hisaron and together they had only two children as Nai Hisaron died giving birth to the couple's second child and daughter. Tuan Datu Parnipi never remarried and he lost his ability to dream after his wife's death. Their children were:

(7.A.a.4.1.3.1) Tuan Hisaron Siparnipi, from whom descends the Siparnipi clans.

And Si Boru Nipina Arsak.

Raja Sipaimahon was a patient man. It was said of him that never once in his life had he ever even raised his voice in anger. He had married Si Boru Tarea. Together, the couple had four children, a single son and three daughters. They were: (6.A.a.4.2.1) Tuan Sabar, Si Boru Pasabar, Si Boru Gok Asiroha, and Si Boru Naringgas.

Tuan Sabar was also a very patient man who had married a barren wife, Si Boru Dinauli. However, it was said that because the two were long-suffering in their supplications to the Debata Natolu, they were eventually blessed with a set of twins. Tragedy struck however when Tuan Sabar died while fighting a horde of mighty Homang demons on his own. It was said he managed to fell a dozen of them along with their king before he gave up his ghost due to exhaustion. His children were cared for and raised by Raja Sipaimahon and they were:

(7.A.a.4.2.1.1) Ompu Tuan Silinduat Sipaimahon, from whom descends the Sipaimahon clans.

(7.A.a.4.2.1.2) Ompu Tuan Silinduat Pasabaron, from whom descends the Pasabaron clans.

Ompu Tuan Soriraja was raised mostly in Hutaraja with his mother's family. It was there that he met and eventually married his pariban, Si Boru Intanauli. Together, they had six children, two sons and four daughters. They were: (6.A.a.4.3.1) Raja Songgot, (6.A.a.4.3.2) Tuan Parmonang, Si Boru Parbonang, Si Boru Hosanangur, Si Boru Arum, and Si Boru Ulinagok.

Raja Songgot was known to have a fierce countenance. He fathered three sons and two daughters with his pariban, Si Boru Hinaumuli. They were:

(7.A.a.4.3.1.1) Ompu Tuan Hasonggotan, from whom descends the Lumbansonggot clans.

(7.A.a.4.3.1.2) Ompu Tuan Bohiumuli, from whom descends the Nabohiuli clans.

(7.A.a.4.3.1.3) Raja Bonang Hinadenggan, from whom descends the Parhinadenggan clans.

Si Boru Nauli Solea and Si Boru Robianuli

Tuan Parmonang was a victorious conqueror, said to have wrestled vast areas of farmland from the Beguture demons on his own. In his victory, he took the Queen of the Beguture of that vast farmland as his wife in a show of their submission. She was known as 'Si Boru Rajature'. Together, they had eight children, three sons and five daughters. They were:

(7.A.a.4.3.2.1) Ompu Tuan Parture, from whom descends the Parture clans.

(7.A.a.4.3.2.2) Tuan Turemonang, from whom descends the Situremonang clans.

(7.A.a.4.3.2.3) Tuan Ramot, from whom descends the Hutaramot clans.

Si Boru Turean, Si Boru Idature, Si Boru Hamonangon, Si Boru Monanguli, and Si Boru Lamonang.

Tuan Pasorta was a gregarious man and helpful individual who ingratiated himself well among many of his peers in his generation. He married the younger daughter of Raja Hushus, Si Boru Nahinaholong Inana. Together, they had six children, two sons and four daughters. They were: (6.A.a.4.4.1) Tuan Haminaron, (6.A.a.4.4.2) Raja Pabasaron, Si Boru Minaruli, Si Boru Naminar, Si Boru Ulibasar, and Si Boru Pudan Nasorta.

Tuan Haminaron had taken as his wife his pariban, Si Boru Bunianuli, a daughter of Tuan Tubuna Buni. Together, they had five children, three sons and two daughters who were:

(7.A.a.4.4.1.1) Tuan Sahat Haminaron, from whom descends the Haminaron clans.

(7.A.a.4.4.1.2) Tuan Raja Naminar, from whom descends the Naminar clans.

(7.A.a.4.4.1.3) Ompu Tuan Raja Sorta, from whom descends the Sipasorta clans.

Si Boru Sorta and Si Boru Rohanasorta.

Raja Pabasaron was with his brother when they travelled to the realm of Raja Hushus to search for a wife. He had taken a younger daughter of Raja Tubuna Buni as his wife, Si Boru Tubunadenggan. Together, they had four children, two sons and two daughters, who were:

(7.A.a.4.4.2.1) Ompu Tuan Buhabaju Pabasaron, from whom descends the Bajubasar clans.

(7.A.a.4.4.2.2) Ompu Tuan Siampudan Pabasaron, from whom descends the Pudanbasar clans.

Si Boru Bajubasar and Si Boru Arta Basar.

Tuan Paropat was the last son and youngest child of Raja Marhillong Roha. He had grown up to marry a slave-girl whom he had fallen in love with against his mother's wishes. It was said she was a Banuan slave girl named 'Tukinem' but was eventually called 'Si Boru Tungki Roha' by her descendents.

The couple had eloped to an area close to the lands of the Patuan Tanolaut line of Halak. There, they had five children, two sons and three daughters, who were: (5.A.a.5.1) Raja Lojongan, (5.A.a.5.2) Raja Ari Maritobagak, Si Boru Lasniroha, Si Boru Tarlas Rohana, and Si Boru Unduk Rohana.

Raja Lojongan took as his wife a daughter of the Partanolaut, Si Boru Uganuli, and together they had three children, a son and two daughters who were: (6.A.a.5.1.1) Raja Marhauma, Si Boru Uliniladang, and Si Boru Uganauli.

Raja Marhauma had three sons with his pariban, Si Boru Bunganaugan, but predeceased the birth of his third and youngest son who was then raised by his father. His sons were:

(7.A.a.5.1.1.1) Raja Torusan Parhauma. From whom descends the Siparhauma clans.

(7.A.a.5.1.1.2) Raja Parbunga Nabagak. From whom descends the Bungabagak clans.

(7.A.a.5.1.1.3) Raja Marhauma Dungtubu. From whom descends the Siparlojong clans.

Raja Ari Maritobagak had eight children with his pariban, Si Boru Ulimarende. They were: (6.A.a.5.2.1) Raja Ariganjang, (6.A.a.5.2.2) Raja Boraspati, (6.A.a.5.2.3) Raja Najempek, (6.A.a.5.2.4) Raja Arimonang, Si Boru Ariulina, Si boru Arisiansurga, Si Boru Saimaria, and Si Boru Tamaria.

Raja Ariganjang was said to take as his wife the exiled princess of a Banuan realm, 'Si Boru Rasinta'. The two had two children who were:

(7.A.a.5.2.1.1) Tuan Ari Nasorasuda, from whom descends the Arian clans.

And Si Boru Marigunguli.

Raja Boraspati took as his wife Si Boru Ari Gotilon and the two had four children together, all sons. They were:

(7.A.a.5.2.2.1) Raja Sipahasada, from whom descends the Sipahasada clans.

(7.A.a.5.2.2.2) Raja Singkora, from whom descends the Singkora clans.

(7.A.a.5.2.2.3) Raja Sigumara, from whom descends the Sigumara clans.

(7.A.a.5.2.2.4) Raja Ulungali, from whom descends the Ulungali clans.

Raja Najempek was born a dwarf and was considered a shame upon his family. However, despite that, he proved himself with his wit and intellect that he even tricked a wandering river nymph – Si Boru Aek Namangaran – to become his wife. Together, the couple had four children, two sons and two daughters. They were:

(7.A.a.5.2.3.1) Raja Pamurnas, from whom descends the Sipamurnas clans.

(7.A.a.5.2.3.2) Raja Bohisogar, from whom descends the Nabohisogar clans.

Si Boru Somauas and Si Boru Saimurnas.

Raja Arimonang was born upon a day of great victory for his village against an invading force of angry Homang demons. He took for himself as his wife Si Boru Ulibasa. Together they had six children, three sons and three daughters. They were:

(7.A.a.5.2.4.1) Raja Tua Arimonang, from whom descends the Arimonang clans.

(7.A.a.5.2.4.2) Raja Soboi Talu, from whom descends the Sotalu clans.

(7.A.a.5.2.4.3) Tuan Sailasroha, from whom descends the Nasailas clans.

Si Boru Saiumuli, Si Boru Tonggi, and Si Boru Arinalas.

Tuan Sorimangaraja was the second eldest of the sons of Raja Sisombaon Saluhut. After Raja Marhillong Roha's embarrassing disgrace and disinheritance, Raja Sisombaon Saluhut bestowed upon his second son all his graces and titles, befitting that of the eldest born. This was further enhanced with Tuan Sorimangaraja's marriage to a Naganian Princess, Si Boru Ulok Nauli. Together they had three children, a son and two daughters.

They were: (4.A.b.1) Ompu Tuan Sorinaga, Si Boru Nagauli, and Si Boru Parhitean Asiasi.

Ompu Tuan Sorinaga continued the tradition of marrying a Naga Princess and took for his wife the most beautiful Si Boru Naganabagak. Together, they had five children, three sons and two daughters. They were: (5.A.b.1.1) Tuan Rajanaga, (5.A.b.1.2) Tuan Biarulok, (5.A.b.1.3) Tuan Artanaga, Si Boru Intanauli and Si Boru Dondauli.

Tuan Rajanaga once more married a Lady of the Naganians, Si Boru Ulok Marintan, and the two had two sons: (6.A.b.1.1.1) Raja Naga Bolon and (6.A.b.1.1.2) Raja Ulok Mangotang.

Raja Naga Bolon was a great warrior, praised even amongst the Naga Kings and won a great tournament in the Realm of the Snake-men, winning the hand of the most beloved daughter of the Naga King of the time as his prize. The Halak records only know this daughter as 'Si Boru Raja Ulok Nataruli'. From their marriage, they had six children, three sons, and three daughters. They were:

(7.A.b.1.1.1.1) Raja Naga Tarbolon, from whom descends the Nagabolon Hutanaga clans.

(7.A.b.1.1.1.2) Raja Naga Amanadenggan, from whom descends the Rajanaga Hutanaga clans.

(7.A.b.1.1.1.3) Raja Naga Torang, from whom descends Nagatorang Hutanaga clans.

Raja Ulok Mangotang was given Si Boru Haunauli in marriage. Together, they had four children, two sons and two daughters. They were:

(7.A.b.1.1.2.1) Raja Haunaga, from whom descends the Parhunaga clans.

(7.A.b.1.1.2.2) Raja Baganadenggan, from whom descends the Bagadenggan clans.

Si Boru Marsisik and Si Boru Ulibaga.

Tuan Biarulok was said to have feared snakes and dragons and all the like, thus alienating him from much of his kinsmen. He eventually married Si Boru Bunganarata and the two had eight children together, three sons and five daughters. They were: (6.A.b.1.2.1) Tuan Raja Natodos, (6.A.b.1.2.2) Raja Nasangap, (6.A.b.1.2.3) Raja Dengganbasa, Si Boru Dinauli, Si Boru Gomos Tanganna, Si Boru Miak Maruap, Si Boru Lamandal, and Si Boru Rohabasa.

Tuan Raja Natodos was a great poet. He married the great singer, Si Boru Hau Marende. Together, the two were said to compose many sonnets and love songs enjoyed by the Halak to this day. The two had five children, two sons and three daughters. They were:

(7.A.b.1.2.1.1) Tuan Sai Martodos, from whom descends the Simartodos clans.

(7.A.b.1.2.1.2) Tuan Parende Angit, from whom descends the Parandangit clans.

Si Boru Anitauli, Si Boru Endeilu, and Si Boru Nadamo.

Tuan Raja Nasangap was a supreme organiser and carried himself with a most dignified heir among all his kin. A genius mind, he was more versed as a warrior of the mind rather than a physical warrior. His genius was matched only by his beloved wife, a Minor exile princess from one of the Banuan Kingdoms, Si Boru Asing Parsangkap. Together, they had seven children, four sons and three daughters. They were:

(7.A.b.1.2.2.1) Raja Bolon Nasangap, from whom descends the Siparsangap clans.

(7.A.b.1.2.2.2) Raja Pistar Siparsangkap, from whom descends the Parsangkap clans.

(7.A.b.1.2.2.3) Raja Marsihohot, from whom descends the Simarsihohot clans.

(7.A.b.1.2.2.4) Raja Somarmusu, from whom descends the Somarmusu clans.

Si Boru Artanaria, Si Boru Nabisuk, and Si Boru Ulinapontas.

Raja Dengganbasa was a merciful man who let kindness guide his way. Had he heard of the good news, he might've become a saint. Raja Dengganbasa had married Si Boru Bulan Nabontar. Together, they had six children, two sons and four daughters. They were:

(7.A.b.1.2.3.1) Tuan Mansai Mardengganbasa, from whom descends the Pardengganbasa clans.

(7.A.b.1.2.3.2) Tuan Mansai Marasiroha, from whom descends the Parasiroha clans.

Si Boru Uli Pardengganbasa, Si Boru Mansai Marlasniroha, Si Boru Torumaroha, and Si Boru Lasnauli.

Tuan Artanaga was well known as a treasure-hoarding miser who kept his fortunes close at hand. He was only ever charitable to his beloved wife, whom his family hated. It was believed that his wife was once a brothel-worker in the outside realms of the Halaklands who was then forced into slavery. She was known as Si Boru Nauli Nasosuman. Together, the couple had only two children, a son and a daughter. They were: (6.A.b.1.3.1) Raja Daulat Nasorasuda and Si Boru Siahapon Nasodenggan.

Raja Daulat Nasorasuda had taken for himself as wife the daughter of a wealthy merchant from a far away land, Si Boru Igung Naganjang. There is reason to believe that she might have been a daughter of a Moslem merchant. Together, they had two children as well, a son and a daughter. They were:

(7.A.b.1.3.1.1) Tuan Daulat Artanaga, from whom descends the Siartanaga clans.

And Si Boru Artauli.

Tuan Soripadoha had taken for himself as wife a lady of immortal beauty, Si Boru Tong Marbaju. Based on her description, there is reason to believe that she was an elf or of elven stock. How a member of such a proud race ended up in Neacordis is a matter of debate. The leading theory was that she was an escaped Dark Elven slave from Tamria. Regardless, the two had three children. Two sons and a daughter. They were: (4.A.c.1) Tuan Saiposo, (4.A.c.2) Raja Dengganrupa, and Si Boru Uli Ganjangpinggol.

Tuan Saiposo took as his wife, Si Boru Bungarara. Together they had three children, a son and two daughters. They were: (5.A.c.1.1) Raja Marbunga, Si Boru Jamila, and Si Boru Jasmin.

Raja Marbunga took as his wife Si Boru Parmartata. Together, they had two sons: (6.A.c.1.1.1) Tuan Soriraja Namarbunga and (6.A.c.1.1.2) Tuan Bonar.

Tuan Soriraja Namarbunga was wed to Si Boru Gomos Tanganna. Together they had three sons and two daughters:

(7.A.c.1.1.1.1) Tuan Rajanaria Namarbunga, from whom descends the Namarbunga clans.

(7.A.c.1.1.1.2) Tuan Raja Siparsonang, from whom descends the Siparsonang clans.

(7.A.c.1.1.1.3) Ompu Tuan Lasang, from whom descends the Nalasang clans.

Si Boru Ulia and Si Boru Parmengkel.

Tuan Bonar was married to Si Boru Miak Maruap and together they had two sons and a daughter. They were:

(7.A.c.1.1.2.1) Raja Bonar, from whom descends the Rajabonar clans.

(7.A.c.1.1.2.2) Ompu Tuan Nabonar, from whom descends the Nabonar clans.

And Si Boru Ulibonar.

Raja Dengganrupa had taken for himself Si Boru Parhitean as his wife and together, they had four children, a son and three daughters. They were: (5.A.c.2.1) Raja Rupanadenggan, Si Boru Rupanauli, Si Boru Hasianta, and Si Boru Marintan Nataruli.

Raja Rupanadenggan took as his wife Si Boru Asadenggan and they were blessed with two children, a son and a daughter. They were: (6.A.c.2.1.1) Raja Asatorus and Si Boru Asamaruli.

Raja Asatorus took for himself as wife Si Boru Lamandal. She was notoriously infertile though her husband still loved her and together they were only blessed with one son:

(7.A.c.2.1.1.1) Raja Torus Asadenggan, from whom descends the Asadenggan clans.

Tuan Guru Somba Mulajadi and Tuan Parsomba Debata Natolu were twins and were raised by their uncle, Guru Panatap Langit who at the time only had twin daughters. They eventually grew up to marry the two beautiful twin daughters of Guru Panatap Langit.

Tuang Guru Somba Mulajadi had a sons and two daughters. They were: (4.A.d.1) Raja Parsomba Debata, Si Boru Parhobas Itona, and Si Boru Marsomba.

Raja Parsomba Debata had two children with the daughter of a travelling Banuan monk, a son and a daughter. They were: (5.A.d.1.1) Tuan Somba Mangala Bulan and Si Boru Sombaria.

Tuan Somba Mangala Bulan was famous for being a 'Divine Warrior' and found much work in the courts of the Kings of the Devanians. He took a Devani princess as his wife and together they had three children, a son and two daughters. They were: (6.A.d.1.1.1) Raja Debatanabolon, Si Boru Dewani, and Si Boru Mangasi.

Raja Debata Nabolon took for himself as wife a daughter of a Devani Noble and together they had two sons:

(7.A.d.1.1.1.1) Raja Sombasurgo, from whom descends the Sombasurgo clans. And,

(7.A.d.1.1.1.2) Tuan Raja Debata, from whom descends the Rajadebata clans.

Tuan Parsomba Debata Natolu and his wife had a son and a daughter. They were: (4.A.e.1) Tuan Daoinana and Si Boru Parsomba.

Tuan Daoinana at first married a Banuan woman but she died giving birth to a stillborn child. Later he took as his wife a Northern Banuan noble lady. Together they had a son and four daughters. They were: (5.A.e.1.1) Raja Daotua, Si Boru Pandaoniuli, Si Boru Roharara, Si Boru Saihotma, and Si Boru Sairiris.

Raja Daotua took for himself as wife Si Boru Jamila. Together they had four children, a son and three daughters. They were: (6.A.e.1.1.1) Tuan Pangondinatolu, Si Boru Ulitua, Si Boru Arinarea, and Si Boru Artatua.

Tuan Pangondinatolu took for himself as wife Si Boru Rohabasa. Together, they had three children, two sons and a daughter. They were:

(7.A.e.1.1.1.1) Tuan Raja Sipangondi, from whom descends the Sipangondi clans.

(7.A.e.1.1.1.2) Tuan Tarsudung, from whom descends the Sitarsudung clans.

The youngest son of Raja Sisombaon Saluhut was Raja Lonap, a child born blind from his mother's womb and believed to have been a cursed child. He grew up somewhat ostracised but despite that, he had a talent for sensing the supernatural. As he grew up, it was said he could sense forces unseen by the human eye.

In fact, it was said this attracted him to a daughter of one of the unseen demons of the realm who took a fancy to him, Si Boru Begu Nasotarida. It was said when he came of age, the demoness would visit him every night to join herself to him in bed and that he would be found in the morning with some of his seed spilled.

No one believed in the blind man and thought he was insane. It was only until nine months later when a child had appeared with a woman all of a sudden did the people believe him and the two were properly wedded. Raja Lonap was blessed with great power and warded off many more powerful monsters and demons. He and his wife were only blessed by a single child, a son they named (4.A.f.1) Raja Partanda Holong.

Raja Partanda Holong also took for himself the spirit of a minor tigress goddess cursed to live as a human woman. Together the two had two children, a son and a daughter. They were: (5.A.f.1.1) Raja Sorimarida and Si Boru Partandauli.

Raja Sorimarida had taken as his wife Si Boru Jasmin and together they had four children, one son and four daughters. They were: (6.A.f.1.1.1) Ompu Tuan Raja Sorbaboi, Si Boru Marnidauli, Si Boru Bunga Jasmin, and Si Boru Artanatarida.

Ompu Tuan Raja Sorbaboi had a son and two daughters:

(7.A.f.1.1.1.1) Tuan Bolon Rajalonap, from whom descends the Rajalonap clans.

Si Boru Ulinalonap and Si Boru Ulinatiur.

Guru Panatap Langit was married to a daughter of a sage said to trace her lineage back to the Devani Gods. Together they only had a single pair of twin daughters for many years but because of their devotion it was said the heavens finally granted them a son. And that son was the first of the Raja Malim.

(3.B.a) Tuan Raja Malim, was said to have been given esoteric visions and divine revelations from the heavenly realms since a young age. Due to this perceived sacrality, he was given into marriage by what was said to be an unblemished creation of the gods themselves, as pure as the first woman and higher than even the many court angels of Banuaginjang. She was Si Boru Sorga Nasohasurahan Nasorbabadia. Together they were blessed by twin boys and twin daughters: (4.B.a.1) Si Raja Bonar Namalim, (4.B.a.2) Tuan Manatap Langit, Si Boru Langit Narea, and Si Boru Basabasa.

Si Raja Bonar Namalim carried on his father's legacy as the second Raja Malim and he married Si Boru Marsomba. Together the two had three children, a son and two daughters who were: (5.B.a.1.1) Si Raja Torang Namalim, Si Boru Hatiuron, and Si Boru Hamalimon.

Si Raja Torang Namalim took for himself as wife Si Boru Sombaria and together they had a son and a daughter. They were: (6.B.a.1.1.1) Raja Hatorangon Parmalim and Si Boru Ulinamalim.

Raja Hatorangon Parmalim had three sons and three daughters. They were:

(7.B.a.1.1.1.1) Raja Parbadia Parmalim, from whom descends the Nabuhabaju Siparmalim clans.

(7.B.a.1.1.1.2) Raja Mulia Namalim, from whom descends the Partongaon Siparmalim clans.

(7.B.a.1.1.1.3) Raja Pardalanan Hamalimon, from whom descends the Parpudi Siparmalim clans.

Si Boru Mansai Badia, Si Boru Mansai Malim, and Si Boru Ulitarbadia.

Tuan Manatap Langit took as his wife Si Boru Parhobas Itona. Together they had three children, two sons and a daughter. They were: (5.B.a.2.1) Raja Partatap Langit, (5.B.a.2.2) Raja Pangondi Bintang, and Si Boru Bintang Natiur.

Raja Partatap Langit took for himself as wife Si Boru Hatiuron. Together they had a son and a daughter. They were: (6.B.a.2.1.1) Raja Langit Narea and Si Boru Langit.

Si Raja Langit Narea had married a woman from the line of Si Raja Sisombaon Saluhut. Together, they had four children, two sons and two daughters. They were:

(7.B.a.2.1.1.1) Raja Panuturi Langit, from whom descends the Parlangit clans.

(7.B.a.2.1.1.2) Tuan Alogo Sihumabang, from whom descends the Sihumabang clans.

Si Boru Humabang and Si Boru Parlangit Narara.

Raja Pangondi Bintang took for himself as wife Si Boru Partandauli. Together, they had two children, a son and a daughter. They were: (6.B.a.2.2.1) Raja Parbintang and Si Boru Parmesa.

Raja Parbintang had married Si Boru Langit and together they had twelve children, eleven sons and one daughter. They were:

(7.B.a.2.2.1.1) Si Raja Mesa, from whom descends the Parmesa Parbintang clans.

(7.B.a.2.2.1.2) Si Raja Marsoba, from whom descends the Marsoba clans.

(7.B.a.2.2.1.3) Si Raja Nituna, from whom descends the Parnituna clans.

(7.B.a.2.2.1.4) Tuan Harahata, from whom descends the Harahata clans.

(7.B.a.2.2.1.5) Tuan Singa, from whom descends the Singalangit clans.

(7.B.a.2.2.1.6) Tuan Hania, from whom descends the Hania clans.

(7.B.a.2.2.1.7) Tuan Tola, from whom descends the Tola clans.

(7.B.a.2.2.1.8) Raja Mortiha, from whom descends the Namortiha clans.

(7.B.a.2.2.1.9) Raja Dano, from whom descends the Rajadano clans.

(7.B.a.2.2.1.10) Raha Morhara, from whom descends the Morihara clans.

(7.B.a.2.2.1.11) Raja Morhumba, from whom descends the Simorumba clans.

And Si Boru Parmena.

Patuan Tanolaut was the third and youngest child of Si Raja Halak. It was said he was the first true sailor among the Halak peoples. In his travels, he had brought back for him a wife who was a beautiful mermaid. I theorise she was a mermaid from one of the Terradomian beastmen clans as her features were described to be foreign. Together, they had four children, a son and three daughters. They were: (3.C.a) Toga Laut, Si Boru Laut Nadao, Si Boru Sirena, and Si Boru Ulidengke.

Toga Laut married a local water spirit. Together they had three children, a son and two daughters. They were: (4.C.a.1) Patuan Laut Nahosa, Si Boru Idama Lautuli, and Si Boru Aek Natiouli.

Patuan Laut Nahosa took as his wife Si Boru Langit Narea, Together they had five children, two sons and three daughters. They were: (5.C.a.1.1) Tuan Raja Laut, (5.C.a.1.2) Tuan Partano, Si Boru Tanolaut, Si Boru Lautnature, and Si Boru Marudan.

Tuan Raja Laut took for himself Si Boru Hamalimon as his wife. Together, they had three children, two sons and a daughter. They were: (6.C.a.1.1.1) Raja Laut Natua, (6.C.a.1.1.2) Tuan Laut Napudian, and Si Boru Laut Tuanauli.

Raja Laut Natua took as his wife Si Boru Pasabar and together they had five children, two sons and three daughters. They wer:

(7.C.a.1.1.1.1) Raja Banua Laut, from whom descends the Rajalaut clans.

(7.C.a.1.1.1.2) Tuan Roha Namaraek, from whom descends the Namaraek clans.

Si Boru Ulia Maraek, Si Boru Somaraek, and Si Boru Jambu.

Tuan Laut Napudian took as his wife a daughter of the line of Raja Bintang Marhillong. Together, they had three children, two sons and a daughter. They were:

(7.C.a.1.1.2.1) Raja Aek Natio, from whom descends the Sinatio clans.

(7.C.a.1.1.2.2) Tuan Aek Nagurgur, from whom descends the Nagugur clans.

And Si Boru Sinatio.

Tuan Partano was married to a 'Spirit of the Earth' and together, they had five children, two sons and three daughters who were: (6.C.a.1.2.1) Tuan Anakni Tano, (6.C.a.1.2.2) Tuan Tanosangap, Si Boru Tanouli, Si Boru Tanorea, and Si Boru Tanoarta.

Tuan Anakni Tano took for himself as his wife Si Boru Ulia Maraek and together they had seven children, five sons and two daughters. They were:

(7.C.a.1.2.1.1) Ompu Tuan Raja Tano, from whom descends the Sipartano clans.

(7.C.a.1.2.1.2) Tuan Raja Tanobanua, from whom descends the Hutabanua clans.

(7.C.a.1.2.1.3) Tuan Saor, from whom descends the Pasaorma clans.

(7.C.a.1.2.1.4) Tuan Mangaranto, from whom descends the Siparanto clans.

(7.C.a.1.2.1.5) Raja Tano Martuak, from whom descends the Tamatuak clans.

Si Boru Uliranto and Si Boru Tano Tamauli.

Tuan Tanosangap took for himself as wife Si Boru Ulinamalim. Together they had six children, four sons and two daughters. They were:

(7.C.a.1.2.2.1) Raja Tano Nasangap, from whom descends the Tanosangap clans.

(7.C.a.1.2.2.2) Raja Tano Nahisar, from whom descends the Tanohisar clans.

(7.C.a.1.2.2.3) Raja Sipanghurak, from whom descends the Sipanghurak clans.

(7.C.a.1.2.2.4) Tuan Martani Nadenggan, from whom descends the Martani clans.

Si Boru Partani and Si Boru Nahisar.

And thus I have concluded the first seven generations of the Halak peoples and the progenitors of what would today be the Halak clans. Some clan names might not appear here as they descend from later generations, but from what I have gathered, this would be the most comprehensive written list of such a genealogy.

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