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The Azish did mobilize troops, {{book ref|sa3|111}} but after [[Taravangian]]´s treason and the unification fracture, they retired from Urithiru and the war.
On their way back to Azimir, Yanagawn wanted to turn back and help the Alethi as he trusted Lift who still trusted Dalinar. They did find out [[Amaram]] and his troops turned sides and he leaves thinking the Alethi betrayed Thaylen and that he and Lift had been wrong on trusting them.{{book ref|sa3|116}}
== Abilities ==
Yanagawn doesn’t have magical abilities. He has power due to his gained position as Prime of Azir. After he was appointed with that title, they gave him education. {{book ref|sa3|56}} He later became more comfortable with his role and started participating on making comments/decisions.{{book ref|sa3|116}}
== Quotes ==
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| I don’t matter. Sure, Azir does. But I’m only a kid they put on the throne because they were afraid that assassin would come back.
| Yanagwan to Dalinar at the Recreance vision on his importance {{book ref|sa3|56}}
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| Your power is absolute, but you do not exercise it all. You must not.
| Noura to Yanagawn when he wanted to return and fight the Thaylen battle {{book ref|sa3|116}}
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