1942 Barradiwan Xiamangmu expedition
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The 1942 Barradiwan Mt. Xiamangmu expedition was the first known mountaineering expedition to successfully reach the summit of Xiamangmu, Sahar's highest mountain. It was funded primarily by the Barradiwan Emperor Domyobá Eíkatsá, in a publicity stunt intended to improve his poor approval ratings. It was successfully accomplished when Vargasian Fals Móit Falalüst and Barradiwan Eskumrád Enídbrád summited the mountain on Friday, 14 August 1942.
Background
Leadership and preparations
Assault on the summit
Honours and aftermath
Expedition participants
| Name | Function | Profession | Age at time of selection |
|---|---|---|---|
 Móit Falalüst
|
Expedition leader and mountaineer | Former bank filing clerk, Survivalist/explorer | 40 |
 Armij Darč
|
Geologist and mountaineer | Geologist | 27 |
 Eskumrád Enídbrád
|
Mountaineer | Soldier | 30 |
 Jos Goltaš
|
Expedition doctor and mountaineer | Physician | 29 |
| Tánbárá Nuyus
|
Organizing secretary and mountaineer | Statistician | 34 |
| Otímsu Sukutbán
|
Mountaineer | Soldier | 25 |
| Lukítsum Mánísut
|
Mountaineer | Soldier | 30 |
| Rálutnímb Borutsá
|
Mountaineer | Soldier | 31 |
| Ástlutáke Oskíre
|
Mountaineer | Physicist | 29 |
 Phu Nón-Lhán
|
Mountaineer and guide | 35 | |
| Qé Dhax-Xíe
|
Mountaineer and guide | 37 |