MAIN CHARACTERS
Chuta: Protagonist, 14 years old, 3 wives and a fiancée. Possesses perfect memory, including memories of his future life and current life. Considered a Spiritual Leader, General, and indirect Governor of the Suaza Kingdom.
Zasaba: Chancellor of Dawn City in the Suaza Kingdom and leader of 'Shadows' (intelligence service). First director of the Simte Academy. Close ally of Chuta.
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SECONDARY CHARACTERS
Umza: Wife of Chuta, of Pijao origin. Polyglot, talented linguist, and director of the Suaza newspaper. Extroverted personality.
Nyia: Wife of Chuta, of Tairona origin. Daughter of Governor Xiua. Artist, painter, and expert in botany and history. Introverted personality.
Za: Mother of Chuta, Chuquy, Upqua, Hyqua (deceased), and Chuta's newborn baby sister. Businesswoman and founder of the 'El Hogar de Za' inn chain.
Chuquy: Older sister of Chuta and Governor of the Central Region (Achagua Nirua). Expert in administration and mathematics.
Upqua: Older brother of Chuta. Loyal and strong. General of the Central Region (CR) or Achagua-Nirua. Former instructor of the Explorers Division.
Turey: Wife of Chuta, of Taíno origin. Possesses a special connection with animals and great skill in numerical logic. Dreamy personality.
Margaret Tudor: Princess of England and daughter of Henry VII. Fiancée of Chuta.
Chewa: One of the leaders of the Suaza Chamber of Commerce (SCC). Faithful follower of Chuta. Pure nationalist. Shipbuilding and transport entrepreneur. Currently located in Guanzauba City (Santo Antão Island, Cape Verde) as a liaison between the Suaza Kingdom, Europe, and Africa.
Christopher Columbus: Genoese admiral and explorer in the service of the Crown of Castile; ally and commercial mediator for the Suaza Kingdom.
Henry VII (English King): King of England from the Tudor Family. Friendly relations with the Suaza Kingdom, predisposed to improving relations even through marriage.
Fiba: Former member of Shadows. Current governor of Central City. Wife of Upqua.
Ubatas: Former assistant to Faoa, interested in science and researching new knowledge. Current director of the Innovation Department.
Cuhuca: Current director of the Military Research Office. Researcher who has accompanied Chuta in technological development since the early days.
Simte: High Priest of the Suaza Kingdom and spiritual mentor to Chuta.
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TERTIARY CHARACTERS
Hyba: Father of Chuta.
Michuá: General of the Kingdom's army and military pillar of the Suaza Kingdom; expert in warfare. Uncle of Quemuen.
Sagua: General of the Southern Region (SR) army or Suamox-iki. Military pillar of the Suaza Kingdom. Uncle of Nemequene.
Faoa: Genius discovered by Chuta, introverted, intense with Chuta, natural researcher.
Nygua: General of the Kingdom's navy. Navigation expert and high-ranking military leader.
Umzye: General of the Chibcha Federal Region (CFR) navy or Gunamanka. Commander of joint expeditions and high-ranking military leader.
Sogeking: Captain of the Kingdom's Explorers Division, Navy branch. Currently guarding the Dawn Ocean (Atlantic).
Hyqua: Younger brother of Chuta who died in Year 3.
Menasuca (Painalli: Mexica identity): Shadows agent (Suaza spy). Infiltrated as a Mexica noble and merchant. Married to Chimalatl. Currently in charge of naval development for the Triple Alliance.
Chimalatl: Daughter of the Tlatoani of Texcoco, Nezahualpilli. Married to Painalli, a 'Mexica noble'.
Apqua: Member of Shadows. In charge of the first connections with European kingdoms. In charge of Shadows' deployment in European and African territory.
Chinyia: Minister of Commerce of the Kingdom. Of Muisca origin. Faithful supporter of Chuta.
Tachiua: Bishop of Dawn City. Old man, of Tairona origin. Believer in the kingdom's new doctrine of the Unification of the Gods. Currently the bishop of Dawn City and studying the Christian religion.
Nemequene: Minister of Development and Construction of the Kingdom. Nephew of Sagua. Natural talent for planning and development. Planner; responsible for civil laws and development of the kingdom.
Foza: Governor of the Floating Islands Federal Region (FRFI) or Caribá. Of Muisca origin. Married to Anacaona. Former member of the Explorers.
Anacaona: Sister of Chancellor Bohechío. Of Taíno origin. Wife of Foza.
Bohechío: Chancellor of Guava City (Léogâne, Haiti). Former Jaragua Cacique of Taíno origin. Brother of Anacaona. Supporter of Foza.
Chesua: Chancellor of Great River City (New Orleans, US). Son of Chewa. Member of the Suaza Chamber of Commerce.
White Owl (Lechuza Blanca): Fiancée of Chesua. Admires Chuta for his respect for spirits and nature. Native of Mississippian cultures.
Tequa: First officer of the King of Snipers (Tequendama I of Sogeking). Naval officer, confidant of Sogeking.
Ahuízotl: Tlatoani of Tenochtitlan. Mexica leader. Concerned about Moctezuma's prophetic interpretations. Maintains a cautious stance toward the Suaza.
James Norrington: English noble (Viscount). English admiral. Representative of England in the Joint Expedition.
Juan Cortizos: Portuguese noble and merchant; representative of Portugal in commercial and naval expeditions. Representative of Portugal in the Joint Expedition.
Nezahualpilli: Tlatoani of Texcoco. Intellectual ally of the Suaza Kingdom in the Triple Alliance. Father of Chimalatl.
Moctezuma: Main priest of the Templo Mayor. Mexica General. Primary instigator of the conflict with the Suaza Kingdom. Future Mexica Tlatoani.
Edward de Vere: English noble, son of John de Vere. Current ambassador of the English Kingdom to the Suaza Kingdom. His embassy is located in Dawn City (Santiago de Cuba, Cuba).
Fagua: Governor of the Western Region (WR) or Eyadobida. Member of Shadows. Former Cacique of the River-Divided City.
Xiua: Governor of the Lake Region (LR) or Coquivacoa. Father of Nyia. Former Tairona Cacique. Faithful supporter of Chuta.
Quemuen: Nephew of Michuá. Captain of the Explorers Division. Currently assigned to Massachusetts Town as a military officer of the English settlement in North Quyca.
Supqua: Army Colonel. Leader of the Explorers Division Training Camp in Central City. 13 years older than Chuta.
Goca: Combat genius. Captain of the Explorers Division. 2 years older than Chuta. Wrestling champion of the kingdom.
Ubatas: Director of the Kingdom's Innovation Department. Former assistant to Faoa.
Chuhis: Governor of the Southern Region (SR) or Suamox-Iki. Formerly Cacique of Mountain Crossing City, and before that leader of a Pijao village.
Muyhyca: Lieutenant of Origin City; city where 3 rivers originate. Member of Shadows.
Axu Quibian: Governor of the Chibcha Federal Region (CFR) or Gunamanka. Guaymí origin.
Kamui: Governor of the Eastern Region (ER) or Roraimá. Carib origin. Faithful supporter of Chuta. Born leader.
Paramaconi Kamuipab: Governor of the Northern Region (NR) or Karinamá. Carib origin. Son of Kamui.
Tolú: Mayor of Sunset Edge City (San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua). Nicarao origin.
Quihicha: Captain of the Kingdom's Navy. Officer supervising Columbus in the Joint Expedition.
Cuitláhuac: Mexica leader and military Commander. Assigned to the Mexica-Suaza Front. Brother of Moctezuma.
Xipilli: Mexica commander. Assigned to the Mexica-Suaza Front.
Tequihua: Wise Warrior and Mexica captain; veteran enemy of the Suaza Kingdom.
John de Vere: English noble of high prestige. Earl of Oxford. Main ally of Henry VII. Father of Edward de Vere.
Rodrigo de Escobedo: Spanish royal notary. Participated in Columbus's first voyage. Main Spanish researcher of Suaza culture. Participated in the Joint Expedition.
Muhammad Ture I (Askia Muhammad): Emperor of the Songhai Empire. Recognizes the Suaza Kingdom as a commercial ally and seeks to use its technology and seeds to strengthen his empire.
Sicaza: Former Muisca Priest. Traditionalist. Expelled by Chuta after performing sacrifices to 'save' Hyqua.
Kahak Aliʻi (Kahakumakapaweo): Aliʻi Nui (Great Leader) of the island of Kauai. Ally of the Suaza in the Sunset (Pacific).
Supquagi: Suaza linguist. Sent as a liaison to the Hawaiian archipelago. Friend of Kahak Aliʻi.
Mama Ocllo: Mother of Huayna Capac. Dowager Queen. Inca strategist. Currently deceased.
Huayna Capac: Sapa Inca of Tahuantinsuyo (Inca Empire).
Chalco Mayta: Tocricoc (Governor) of Chinchaysuyo. Supporter of the Suaza Kingdom.
Fuhupqua: Expert in architecture and construction. Sent as a researcher for the English settlement in North Quyca.
John Cabot: Genoese navigator and explorer. English naval captain. In charge of the expedition to North Quyca.
Edmund Howard: English noble, son of Thomas Howard (2nd Duke of Norfolk). Governor and leader of the expedition in Massachusetts Town (North Quyca).
Chaieta: Suaza military support officer. Expert in logistics, trade, and strategic planning. Speaks English and Spanish.
Tyfo: Suaza military support officer. Expert in languages and strategic planning. Speaks Spanish and other minor dialects.
Gonzalo Fernández de Córdoba: Castilian noble and military leader ("The Great Captain") sent to evaluate Suaza military strength. Deployed in the Spanish-French conflict over the Kingdom of Naples.
Luis de Santángel: Castilian notary and moneylender; financier of Columbus and interested in Suaza trade.
Chalco Mayta: Northern Inca Tocricoc (governor), bribed by the Suaza.
Luis Sarmiento: Castilian merchant recruited by Shadows due to his discontent with the nobility.
Felipe: Palos official; logistics ally of Shadows.
Muhammad al-Shaykh: Wattasid Sultan of Morocco based in Fez.
Chinyia: Minister of Commerce of the Suaza Kingdom.
Muyhyca: Shadows Lieutenant in charge of Origin Town.
Oiya: Suaza health researcher.
Tlala: Major of the coastal regiment in Friendly Sea City.
Upright Bear (Oso Erguido): War leader of the Pensacola people.
Son of the Bear (Hijo del Oso): Delegate of the Pensacola people and opponent of Chuta.
Zote: Second-in-command of the Suaza linguistic division.
Rakan: Veteran naval engineer of the Suaza Kingdom.
Kusi: Suaza soldier of the communication squad.
Vala: Suaza expert in history and politics.
Fihista: Regional Minister of Labor and Agriculture.
Soca: In charge of Desert Oasis City.
Bachuaga: Suaza Colonel; leader of expeditions in Hawaii.
Guhua: Suaza navy officer and member of the Military Council.
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EXTRAS
Kālonaiki: Aliʻi Nui (Great Leader) of the island of Oahu.
Piʻilani: Aliʻi Nui (Great Leader) of the island of Maui.
Umi-a-Līloa: Aliʻi Nui (Great Leader) of the island of Hawaii.
Tlapaltecatl: Mexica soldier.
Xochitl: Mexica soldier.
Tlacapan: Mexica captain.
Luis: Spanish officer. Participated in the Joint Expedition.
Juan Pérez Coronel: Influential Converso merchant in the financial system of Castile.
Leonardo Da Vinci: Artist and engineer in the service of Ludovico Sforza in Milan.
Bayezid II: Sultan of the Ottoman Empire.
Perkin Warbeck: Pretender to the throne of England (Richard of York).
John, Prince of Asturias: Heir to the crowns of Castile and Aragon.
Charles VIII: King of France.
Maximilian I: Sovereign of the Holy Roman Empire.
John II of Portugal: King of Portugal ("The Perfect Prince").
Manuel I: Successor to the Portuguese throne.
Sir William Stanley: Chamberlain of the Exchequer to Henry VII.
Joanna (the Mad): Infanta of Castile and Aragon.
Peter Martyr d'Anghiera: Italian humanist and royal tutor in Castile.
Margaret of York: Duchess of Burgundy and opponent of Henry VII.
Beatrice d'Este: Patroness of the arts in Milan.
Francesco: Assistant to Leonardo Da Vinci.
Elijah Mizrachi: Grand Rabbi and Ottoman advisor.
Antoine de Bessey: French military commander.
Arthur Tudor: Prince of Wales and English heir.
Elizabeth of York: Queen consort of England.
Xoco: Young Mexica warrior from Tequihua's squad.
Cuauhtli: Traditionalist Mexica warrior.
Ixtli: Veteran warrior and translator of the Suaza language.
Tlapaltecatl: Minor Mexica general.
Thomas Linacre: Oxford scholar interested in Suaza hygiene.
Toure: Merchant from the Songhai Empire.
Hernando de Talavera: Confessor to Queen Isabella and religious delegate.
Thomas Wolsey: Chaplain of London and English delegate.
Walter Cromwell: English textile merchant.
Thomas Cecil: English noble allied with the Tudors.
Spencer: Butler to Princess Margaret.
Xicotencatl: Lord of Tlaxcala resisting the Mexica.
Tlacotl: Mexica warrior under Cuitláhuac's command.
Ismail: Representative of the Songhai Empire.
Bishop of Winchester: English cleric critical of Suaza religion.
Tlacotl: Young Mexica warrior.
Coatl: Trade manager in Painalli's company.
Xochitl: Manager of logistics expansion for 'Sun, Moon, and Lake'.
Friar Juan Álvares: Portuguese cleric accompanying trading missions.
Martín Alonso Pinzón: Spanish captain who supported Columbus's expedition.
Vicente Yáñez Pinzón: Captain of the Spanish expedition.
Ferdinand the Catholic: King of Aragon.
Isabella the Catholic: Queen of Castile.
Maxixcatzin: Elderly lord of Tlaxcala.
Manana: Minor chief of Honolulu in Oahu.