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'''Mikesh I''' is a politician and [[King of Kunapura|King]] of [[Kunapura]], king born in [[Ottitili]] in 1628 AN. | '''Mikesh I''' is a politician and [[King of Kunapura|King]] of [[Kunapura]], king born in [[Ottitili]] in 1628 AN. He was also from outside the [[Ramana Dynasty]], rather an active member of the [[Eelam Dynasty]]. He stated that he would abdicate in 1710 AN and reported this to the [[Hexarchy]] government. He died of a heart attack in 1711 AN. Ceremonies were held throughout the Kunapura for Mikesh, and the Kunapura and Eesha flags were often used in the ceremonies. Later, the Anthyesti ceremony was held at the Marula Shrine, at the time the body was cremated, a group opened a [[Greater Eesha]] map showing them, and this event provoked a reaction from the Hexarchy. Then Mikesh's ashes were sprinkled in the [[Pra River]], which is now in Hexarchy territory and is a very important river for [[wikipedia:Hinduism|Krishnism]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 11:17, 18 August 2022
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| Full name | Mikesh I |
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| Physical information | |
| Species | Human |
| Gender | Male |
| Hair color and style | straight |
| Eye color | Dark |
| Skin color | Dark Brown |
| Biographical information | |
| Father | Pratiksh |
| Mother | Wafeeqa |
| Date of birth | 1628 AN |
| Place of birth | Ottitili |
| Date of death | 1711 AN |
| Residence(s) | Palace of Kunapura in Kunapura |
| Nationality | Kunapurani |
| Allegiance(s) | Kunapura |
| Occupation | Kingdom of Kunapura |
Mikesh I is a politician and King of Kunapura, king born in Ottitili in 1628 AN. He was also from outside the Ramana Dynasty, rather an active member of the Eelam Dynasty. He stated that he would abdicate in 1710 AN and reported this to the Hexarchy government. He died of a heart attack in 1711 AN. Ceremonies were held throughout the Kunapura for Mikesh, and the Kunapura and Eesha flags were often used in the ceremonies. Later, the Anthyesti ceremony was held at the Marula Shrine, at the time the body was cremated, a group opened a Greater Eesha map showing them, and this event provoked a reaction from the Hexarchy. Then Mikesh's ashes were sprinkled in the Pra River, which is now in Hexarchy territory and is a very important river for Krishnism.
