Ingrid Djupvik
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| Former Senator of the Lakes | |
|---|---|
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| Tenure began |
1.I.1746 (2nd tenure; 5 AN years) 1.III.1734 AN (1st tenure) |
| Tenure ended | 4.I.1736 AN (2 AN years) (1st tenure) |
| Senatorial positions | Secretary of State for External Relations (1740–1746; also 1734–1736) |
| Senate(s) | XIII, XIV |
| Elected | 1733, 1745 |
| Faction |
Ayreonist (since 1745) Ayreonist–Traditionalist (until 1746) |
| Physical description | |
| Gender | Female |
| Species | Human |
| Race | Hurmudan/Norse |
| Biographical information | |
| Father | Samuel Klaron Djupvik |
| Mother | Else Kårestad |
| Spouse(s) | Jakob Tuveland |
| Children |
Matilda Erik Alina |
| Date of birth | 1692 AN (aged 59 AN years) |
Ingrid Djupvik, the granddaughter of Patrik Djupvik, is a Hurmu diplomat and noblewoman. Secretary of State for External Relations (1740–1746; also 1734–1736), Minister of Education (1746–1751), Senator of the Lakes (1733–1736; 1746– ). Consul in Raspur, Constancia (1719–1733).
She survived the sinking of the Biternion in 1735, but her husband and children died in it. She consequently resigned from the Senate and the secretariaton 4.I.1736. Her seat in the Senate was filled by Mikhail Maksimilianov-Shvinnskiy, Count of Schwinn. Re-elected to the Senate in 1745 for the Ayreonist List. Following the collapse of the Ayreonist List in 1751 Senate of the Lakes elections, she resigned with immediate effect from the position of Minister of Education. She vowed, however, to remain in the Senate for the duration of the Fourteenth Senate, citing the confidence her voters in the previous election placed in her.
