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'''Tharra Namthari''' - the Air Nation Avatar | {{Character|nation=an|name={{Chinese|萨拉|Sàlā}}<br>Tharra|position=[[Avatar]]|nationality=[[Air Nation]]|reign=147-??? AG <small>(around/before 160 AG)</smal>|pred=[[Daiyi]]|success=[[Yù-Míng Liú]]}} | ||
'''Tharra Namthari''' was the Avatar (r. 147-??? AG) from the [[Air Nation]]'s [[Eastern Air Temple]], succeeding Avatar [[Daiyi]] and preceding Avatar [[Yù-Míng Liú]]. During their tenure as the Avatar, Tharra became increasingly involved in political disputes between the four nations. Specifically, one of the most controversial parts of her legacy surrounded her involvement in the assassination of [[Sun Chief]] [[N'Jadaka Raa]] alongside [[Earth King]] [[Kiros Beifong-Junyi]] and [[Azutoru Dainagon]]. | |||
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Tharra Namthari was the Avatar (r. 147-??? AG) from the Air Nation's Eastern Air Temple, succeeding Avatar Daiyi and preceding Avatar Yù-Míng Liú. During their tenure as the Avatar, Tharra became increasingly involved in political disputes between the four nations. Specifically, one of the most controversial parts of her legacy surrounded her involvement in the assassination of Sun Chief N'Jadaka Raa alongside Earth King Kiros Beifong-Junyi and Azutoru Dainagon.