Velibor Jovanović-Smičić
Велибор Јовановић-Смичић | |
Senator of the Lakes | |
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Tenure began | 1.III.1734 AN (5 AN years) |
Senatorial positions | First Secretary of State (since 1739 AN (0 AN years)) |
Senate(s) | Thirteenth Senate |
Elected | 1733 |
Faction | Ayreonist–Traditionalist |
Physical description | |
Gender | Male |
Race | Human |
Biographical information | |
Father | Krasnomir Jovanović-Smičić |
Mother | Aleksandra Baskarad |
Spouse(s) | Karmen Babić-al-Osman |
Children |
Nikolaj Anastasija Jelena |
Date of birth | 1699 AN (aged 40 AN years) |
Place of birth | Mitrovska |
Velibor Jovanović-Smičić is the present First Secretary of State of the Order of the Holy Lakes (since 1739). He is the first-born son of Krasnomir Jovanović-Smičić and senior heir to King Jovan Jovanović of Krasnocoria. Since 1726, Knjaz of Northern Coria.
He played an important role in the reconstruction of Northern Coria after the civil conflict, and became a close friendship with President Đorđe Babić. Through this friendship, Velibor was introduced to Babić's daughter Karmen Babić-al-Osman. Velibor and Karmen then married in 1723 in a rite overseen by Archbishop Kiril Mitrovski. Velibor becoming a member of the Order of the Holy Lakes through his marriage. Two years later, in 1725, Karmen gave birth to Velibor's first-born son, Nikolaj.
Velibor continued his political activities in restoring peace and security in Northern Coria by allying himself with both the Order of the Holy Lakes (of which he was now a member) and the Corian Orthodox Church.
In 1726, he was named Knjaz of Northern Coria by the local government in Northern Coria and was crowned thus by Archbishop Kiril Mitrovski. During his coronation, he swore an oath of fealty to the Order of the Holy Lakes.
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Preceded by: Marcus Avon-El Myksos (acting) |
First Secretary of State of Hurmu 1739– |
Succeeded by Incumbent |