Fredrik Michael Tarjeisson
| Fredrik Michael Tarjeisson | |
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| Physical information | |
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| Species | Human |
| Gender | Male |
| Skin color | White |
| Biographical information | |
| Father | Tarjei Thorgilsson |
| Mother | Unknown Concubine |
| Date of birth | 24.IV.1673 AN |
| Place of birth | Elijah's Rest |
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| Service/branch |
 Benacian Union Defence Force |
Fredrik Michael Tarjeisson (1673 AN- ), born in Elijah's Rest, Normark, to Tarjei Thorgilsson and an unknown participant in the N&H Future Leadership Programme.Bound by blood obligation to serve in the Black Legions from his eighteenth birthday. Entered into the registers of the N&H National Sector Party for Normark from 1685 AN. Commander of the palatine Saznan Darneï, replacing his kinsman Linus Truls Thorgilsson in 1702 AN, upon the departure of Linus from Merensk for Hurmu. Prefect of Merensk between 1702 AN and 1703 AN. Transferred to Chryse in 1703 AN. Wed to Elsje Gezina Bakker-Vaaksteik (1678– ) at Chryse during the festivities of the Second Session of the Congress of Chryse in the year of his arrival in the city. The wedding feast was a society occasion held on the exclusive island of Botha and attended by three members of High Presidium of the Benacian Union, as well as many representatives of the house of Einhorn and the line of Simrani-Kalirion, and the blessing was done in the Zurvanite fashion - with Ayesha al-Osman presiding at the bedding ceremony. This prominence, if not notoriety, occasioned by the wedding caused him to be briefly entertained by partisans of Normarker independence as their candidate for High King, in preference to his father.
Rescued via an undisclosed special operation by the Raspur Pact in the course of Operation Northern Light during the East Keltian Collapse. Currently resident as a guest in the Imperial Palace, Astérapolis.
Education
- Education & Indoctrination Service of Raspur (Raspur)
- 1680–1685: Saraymardana (primary school, boys)
Career
- 1685–: Nuïak (Humanist Youth)
- 1702–1703: Prefect of Merensk
- 1719: Regent of Normark
- 1719–1737: King of Normark
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