Dugwo Tar

Dugwo Tar (དུགཝོ ཏཱར Dugwo Tār; born September 29, 968) is the current Chancellor of the Crescent Empire. He has been in the position since April 1013, after he was elected at the 1013 general election. He the current president of the Roshwe party, a position he has held since 1012.

Biography
Dugwo was born on September 29, 968 in the harbor city of Cuwlcu, in the eastern province of Amgwai. His father, Dugwo Sup, is of mixed Citrang and Boyyin ancestry. His surname, Dugwo, means "swordsman" and refers to his ancestor Dugwo Yel, who served as a private guard to Emperor Tenengbai. Dugwo attended a public school in Cuwlcu and then attended the Taisug Academy in Bagwa for five years. He attended the Imperial University from 987 to 992, where he graduated with a bachelor's degree on political sciences.

In 988 he joined the Roshwe party and joined the Student's Alliance, and he became a public supporter of the party. In 990 he became chairman of the Student's Alliance, and thus participated in the 3rd Party Congress in 991. After graduating in 992 he became a member of the party bureau and participated in much of the party's inner politics following the election of Roshwe's founder, Teng Yuwl, as Chancellor.

In 998 he ran for the position of Governor of his native Amgwai province and became elected for a five-year term. During his term as Governor he oversaw the first stage of the construction of the Sainui-Ararah highway and the Birwai Bridge, the longest bridge of the Orient and the third-largest of the world. He was also involved in the 1002 Nujjqa incident, in which Nahirii troops accidentally entered Citrang territory through northern Amgwai.

Following We Thaw's coup d'état that deposed Chancellor Mow Gwu from power in 1007, Dugwo became an important voice for the opposition and he was persecuted by We's government, finally being arrested and incarcerated in 1009. He was released in 1012 after We stepped down following nationwide protests. Having gained popularity as a Roshwe militant earlier, he was chosen to become president of the party shortly after his release, succeeding Shishun Tramcwi. He was selected to represent the party at the 1013 general election. He won by a decisive 72% against Er Ernim of the Ni Li Party.