Juliaĵ u-Malik Óma-ó-Täó
| Juliaĵ u-Malik Óma-ó-Täó | |
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| Senator of the Lakes | |
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| Tenure began | 22.IV.1758 (2 AN years) |
| Senate(s) | XIV, XV |
| Elected | 1745, 1751 |
| Faction | Ayreonist |
| Comment | Senator also 1748–1751. First alternate 1745–1748; upon the death of Jennifer Meerkatze, he succeeded her |
| Physical description | |
| Gender | Male |
| Species | Human |
| Race | Hurmudan–Craitish |
| Biographical information | |
| Father | Etre u-Malik |
| Mother | Albertine Óma-ó-Täó |
| Spouse(s) | Mila Yaqinsen |
| Children | Älison and Iņa |
| Date of birth | 1710 |
| Place of birth | Cherry Trees, Craitland |
| Juliaĵ u-Malik Óma-ó-Täó | |
|---|---|
| Ambassador of the Order of the Holy Lakes to the Republic of Vegno | |
| In office 1757–1758 | |
| Preceded by | Hao Qin-xia |
| Succeeded by | Mari Verion de Montfort |
| Ambassador of the Order of the Holy Lakes to the Grand Duchy of Lac Glacei | |
| In office 1751–1754 | |
| Succeeded by | Accession of Lac Glacei to Hurmu |
Juliaĵ u-Malik Óma-ó-Täó (/ˌjʊlɪˈæʒ ˌuˈmalik ˌɔmæɔˈtaʊ/; born 1710) is an Order of the Holy Lakes diplomat and politician for the Ayreonist List, Senator of the Lakes (since 1758, and also 1748–1751) The grandson of Samuel u-Malik, the Hurmu ambassador to Craitland, he was born in Craitland to a Hurmu father (Etre) and a Craitish mother (Albertine, from whom he received his second surname). In 1751, he was appointed ambassador to Lac Glacei, a position he held until Lac Glacei's integration into the Order of the Holy Lakes in 1754. In 1757, ambassador to Vegno which he resigned in 1758 to take on his seat in the Senate.
In the 1745 Senate of the Lakes election, he became first alternate to the Senate. He is also on the Committee of the Anskar Isamma Memorial State Archives and Library of the Senate. Upon the death of Jennifer Meerkatze on 23.II.1748, he assumed the role of senator. Like all Ayreonists, he lost his seat in the 1751 election.
He is married to Mila Yaqinsen, with whom he has a set of twin daughters, Älison and Iņa, both born in 1736.