Diferencia entre revisiones de «Ojos claros»

Anything italicized is speculated [https://www.reddit.com/r/Stormlight_Archive/comments/6s1gyf/no_spoilers_relationship_between_eyestatus_and/dlai1mv/ here].{{redditwob ref|Stormlight_Archive|6s1gyf|dlai1mv|text=Brandon-approved list of Dahns|date=2017-08-074006}}

The first dahn consists of the king. The second dahn contains the highprinces. The third dahn is made up, at least in part, by the non-heir children of the king, the non-heir children of highprinces, and highlords{{wob ref|name=interview2782}}{{book ref|sa2|52}}. The fourth dahn includes lighteyes who hold the position of battalionlord in the army; battalionlords command a full battalion of a thousand men.{{book ref|sa1|73}} The seventh dahn includes lower ranking officers in the army who are landless and attached to a more powerful officer's retinue.{{book ref|sa1|27}}

It is difficult for a lighteyed person to raise their dahn, especially at the higher dahns.{{wob ref|name=interview2782}} At the lower dahns, one can buy themselves up a rank. Alternatively, one can be appointed to a position; a position such as a citylord conveys a certain rank and if the person does not currently have that rank, they will receive it along with the appointment.{{wob ref|name=interview2782}} A person can potentially jump up two or three dahns by receiving such an appointment.{{wob ref|name=interview2782}}

One can raise his dahn through two other, much more rare, methods. The first is through direct intervention by the king or a highprince.{{wob ref|name=interview2782}} The second is to become a Shardbearer; by doing so, one immediately raises his dahn to that of the fourth rank, if he is not already at or above this rank.{{book ref|sa2|66}}

A person can also be demoted in dahn if they perform poorly in a given role.{{wob ref|name=interview2782}} In particular, if an [[ardent]] leaves the ardentia, he will be demoted to the tenth dahn.{{book ref|sa1|45}}

The dahn of a lighteyed child is influenced by the dahn that his parents hold. Generally, the child's dahn will be equivalent to the highest dahn that either of his parents hold.{{wob ref|name=interview2782}} For example, a child from a union of a fifth dahn husband and sixth dahn wife would be fifth dahn.

However, special rules apply to those of very high dahn or who hold certain special positions. In such a circumstance, the heir apparent will receive the highest parent's dahn and eventually succeed the parent's position while the non-heir children will slip one or two ranks down until they reach a "stable rank."{{wob ref|name=interview2782}} A stable rank is one in which the child will always inherit the rank of their parent; the third dahn is a stable rank, while the first and second are not.{{wob ref|name=interview2782}}

{{qawob ref|namedate=interview|10682014-06-10|132782|Tor.com The Way of Kings Re-read Interview with Brandon Sanderson|date=Jun 10th, 2014}}