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King [[Taravangian]] of [[Kharbranth]] was once a confidant of King [[Gavilar]] of [[Alethkar]], and was aware of the latter's visions warning about the [[Everstorm]] and the [[True Desolation]]. Wanting to have the capacity to save Roshar from this, Taravangian went to the [[Nightwatcher]] to ask for the necessary compassion and acumen. His boon was to have bothtje potential for great compassion and the potential for great acumen, but his curse was to have these attributes change in level every day and to be inversely proportional to each other.{{book ref|sa3|122}} This means that there are days wherewhen Taravangian ishas verygenius intelligentlevel intelligence but is callous, and days wherewhen he is highly compassionate but relatively stupid.

One day, Taravangian woke up at a level of intelligence so high that he was able to deduce from current happenings the likely future course of events, and devisedevised a plan to save humanity from the True Desolation. He scribbled these ideas and calculations all over his bedroom walls and furniture. His writings were later copied down into what is now known as the [[Diagram (literature)|Diagram]].{{book ref|sa2|i|14}}

Now far less intelligent than he was on that fateful day, Taravangian needed help in deciphering and interpreting his own writings. He started collecting ana inner circlegroup of trusted people to share this task, as well as to implement plans based on these interpretations. This group named themselves the Diagram after the book.

Taravangian had used Szeth to kill the King of [[Jah Keved]] and several Veden highprinces, creating a power vacuum and a succession crisis. The surviving Veden highprinces vied for the throne and were killed in a brutal civil war. Taravangian went to [[Vedenar]] posing as a benevolent foreign king bringing aid to the war-torn city, as the Diagram instructed him to.{{book ref|sa2|I|14}} Taravangian had created a false geneologygenealogy showing he had a legitimate claim to the Jah Keved throne, which would be conveniently discovered by his scribes after a week.