Zurvanudin Miran al-Osman

Zurvanudin Miran al-Osman
AKA	General Sphinx
Physical information
Species	Human
Race	Babkhi
Gender	Male
Biographical information
Date of birth	11.V.1660 AN (81 AN years)
Allegiance(s)	Honourable Company House of Osman Raspur Pact  Benacian Union  Constancia
Service/branch	Imperial Constancian Armed Forces ESB Directorate of Security  ESB ESB-Jagdverbände  Corps of the Gentlemen-at-Cudgels  Court of the Prince  Jaysh al-Sathrati  Council of Sathrati Emirati Red Lion and Sun Society  Benacia Command  Black Legions  BUDF
Years of service	1675 AN – Commander of the ESB-Jagdverbände - 05.XI.1685; Sarhang (Colonel), Imperial Constancian Army (Reserve) - 05.XI.1685 Director of Security for the Honourable Company - 18.XIV.1685; Sarlashkar (Major General), Imperial Constancian Army (Reserve) - 18.XIV.1685 Farmandar of the Jaysh al-Sathrati - 06.XIV.1686 – 13.III.1704 AN; Inspector of Cudgels - 05.III.1687 – 16.II.1692; Chairman of the Emirati Red Lion and Sun Society - 8.III.1691 AN. Officer Commanding, 20th Army - 1692 AN – 1694 AN Frainan Streïakeï, Black Legions - 19.VIII.1694 AN General, Elwynnese Landstorm - 19.VIII.1694 AN – 9.XIII.1696 AN Director of Military Intelligence, Benacia Command - 19.VIII.1694 AN Officer Commanding, Eastern Banner Group - 19.VIII.1694 AN – 9.XIII.1696 AN Officer Commanding, Southern Banner Group - 9.XIII.1696 AN – 13.III.1704 AN Officer Commanding, Benacia Command - 13.III.1704 AN –

Zurvanudin Miran al-Osman (born 1660 AN), a senior member of the security apparatus of the Raspur Pact and the Honourable Company, whose rise to prominence was largely unremarked prior to the Battle of Chryse and the Second Elwynnese Civil War. Married to Anahita Mehrjoo (1659 AN – ) in 1681 AN.

Career

Raised to the Imperial Senate of the Imperial State of Constancia at the start of the 14th Imperial Synkletos, with the election of his kinsman, Ismail al-Osman as Mesazon.

Awards

• : Grand Knight Commander of the Order of the Great Kingdom of Constancia (1704)

Offspring

1. Pardis al-Osman (1682– )
2. Javad al-Osman (1684– )
3. Iraj al-Osman (1685– )