Zaagitujjevalas

Zaagitujjevalas (Brusian: Ζάγιτωύεϝαλασ) was the first King of the Brusians and the creator of the Brusian language. In Delugology, Zaagitujjevalas is seen as one of the foremost Didacts of the Didactic Era. After his death in around 98 P.D., he was succeeded by his son, Zastiltrujjeas.

Early Life
Little is known of Zaagitujjevalas' early life. It is presumed Zaagitujjevalas was born sometime pre-Deluge, and was able to gather a small group of followers shortly after the Deluge.

Brusians
The first written record of the Brusian language and of Zaagitujjevalas is the first treatise of the Brusian language in around 59 P.D, the Book of Wisdom (Val Feli). In this, Zaagitujjevalas gives himself a Brusian name meaning "Warrior of Wisdom", and describes how he sought to bring wisdom to the world after the horrors of the Deluge (Jobuvl).