Title: High Captain Jimar Chubain
High Captain of the Tower Guard after the rebellion at the White Tower.
Physical Description#
He has black hair. (ToM,Ch3) He is handsome. (ToM,Ch5)
Chronology (Possible Spoilers)#
- High Captain Jimar Chubain continues to bring in troops to Tar Valon via river ship. (CoT,Ch16)
- Captain Chubain is wounded during the Seanchan attack but he keeps leading the Tower Guard. (TGS,Ch41)
- Siuan and Saerin grill Captain Chubain on how Rand could have gotten into the White Tower unchallenged. (ToM,Ch3)
- Captain Chubain oversees the examination of Kateri Nepvue's quarters after she is assassinated. (ToM,Ch5)
- Gawyn puts in a word with Chubain and Makzim for the Younglings who no longer want to be Warder but would rather join the Tower Guards. (ToM,Ch22)
- After the attack on Egwene, Captain Chubain inspects the strange knife that was thrown at Gawyn. (ToM,Ch23)
- Egwene and Gawyn head to the command camp and find Chubain in charge of setup. Chubain leads them to Egwene's tent where Leilwin and Bayle Domon sit guarded. (AMoL,Ch9)
Other References (Possible Spoilers)#
- In A Crown of Swords
- ACoS,Prologue - On Mesaana's orders, Alviarin encourages Elaida to have High Captain Chubain increase the Tower Guard.
- ACoS,Ch32 - Alviarin orders Elaida to have Chubain increase the Tower Guard.
- In Knife of Dreams
- KoD,Ch2 - After the rebellion is quashed, Elaida intends to make Gareth Bryne captain of the Tower Guard. He is much better than Jimar Chubain.
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