Nilu Sólason

Nilu Sólason (born 1577 outside Lake Cashma, Hurmu; died 1691 aged 114 at his birth-place) was a Hurmu elder and statesman. He is known for being the father of Liv Dravot al-Osman née Djupvik, and thus being the grandfather of Kaiser Ayreon IV. He is also the grandfather of present-day Hurmu senator Patrik Djupvik.

Nilu was born on the shore of Lake Cashma, the son of Arviður Andelarjunarbroðir and Sól Míudottar. He grew up in Hurmu, moving to Elwynn at the age of 13. In 1607, he met a Norse a woman, Kristina Djupvik, whom he married. The family settled in Shirekeep. They had four children, Valdemar (1609), Thorleiv (1611), Oden (1613), and Liv (1615). After the youngest, Liv, had risen to national prominence in 1643, Nilu and his wife moved, at the request of their daughter, to Normark. They visited Shirekeep often, where their children and grandchildren resided, and took a particular interest in Kaiser Ayreon IV, their grandson through Liv, spending as much time as they could with the young kaiser.

After 1651, Nilu began campaigning for Hurmu freedom from Stormark. He visited Craitland's Lakkvia region many times, and was instrumental in ensuring Kaiser Ayreon IV's recognition as honorary Prince of Hurmu. His campaigns saw fruit, and after Stormark's collapse in 1685, he aided the newly established Hurmu Trust Territory and politicians in Lakkvia in bringing about the re-establishment of the Hurmu state in 1690. A year later, he died, aged 114, surrounded by his surviving children and a few of his grandchildren, at the very same place on the north-western shore of Lake Cashma where he was born. A funeral was held a week later in the rites of the Hurmu religion. It was attended by the entire government and Senate of Hurmu.

Descendants

• Valdemar Djupvik (1609– ) m. Trine Katterud (1612– )
  • Patrik Djupvik (1643– ) m. Mikaela Klaron (1645– )
    • Samuel Klaron Djupvik (1668– ) m. 1691 Else Kårestad (1665– )
      • Ingrid Djupvik (1692– )
    • Johannes Klaron Djupvik (1670– )
      • Simon Midergaard (1689– )
      • Mattias Silk (1689– )
      • Margot Suur (1690– )
      • Karla Sivertsen (1691– )
• Thorleiv Djupvik (1611– ) m. Line Sandberg (1615– )
  • Roderik Djupvik (1641– ) m. Erik Tyve Andersen (1645– )
• Oden Djupvik (1613– ) m. Stina Andersdatter (1614– )
  • Gunnar Djupvik (1639– ) m. Bismillah Adalani (1635– )
    • Gunnar Abdullah Adalani Djupvik (1670– )
    • Leila Adalani Djupvik (1671– )
  • Yrsa Djupvik (1643– ) m. Karl Tryggve (1645– )
    • Janek Tryggve (1668– ) m. Silva Astemaa (1670– )
      • Michael Astemaa Djupvik (1689– )
      • Karel Astemaa Djupvik (1691– )
• Liv Dravot (1615–1663) m. Adam Anushiruwân (1630–1650)
  • Vidar Salim Livarson (Kaiser Ayreon IV) (1645– ) c. 1664 Isidora IV of Octavius Teleni (1647– ) m. 1670 Nathan II (1644– )
    • Salome Ylva Octavia (1665– )
    • Kir Azariah Vidar (1667– ) m. 1692 Kataoka Yukiji (1667– )
      • Ichirō (1693– )
      • Jirō (1695– )
    • Kian Aiomide Shahnaz (1667– )
    • Rubin Leonid Orientalis (1671– ) m. 1694 Lyudmila Eduardovna (1669– )
      • Atreyu Maximilian Octavius (1695– )