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'''Waldemar Einhorn''', bastard son of [[Hans Tarjeisson]] and father of [[Dolores Einhorn]]. Very little is recorded about his life, he was apparently a jack-of-all-trades and lived a modest life. He was raised by his mother Dolores Myksos alone. When he found out who his father was in 1648, his father offered him a pension on the condition that he were to leave Jingdao and never speak of his ancestry during his father's lifetime. Waldemar left for Alexandria and he settled in Lancôme in 1649. Here he met a woman called Jennifer Meerkatze, who had fled [[Whales]] after the end of the Blutwasser dynasty. In 1672 they became the parents of [[Dolores Einhorn]]. In 1680 the family moved to [[Sankt Ludwigshafen]], a move that was instigated by Jennifer who had difficulty integrating in Alexandrian society. | '''Waldemar Einhorn''', bastard son of [[Hans Tarjeisson]] and father of [[Dolores Einhorn]]. Very little is recorded about his life, he was apparently a jack-of-all-trades and lived a modest life. He was raised by his mother Dolores Myksos alone. When he found out who his father was in 1648, his father offered him a pension on the condition that he were to leave Jingdao and never speak of his ancestry during his father's lifetime. Waldemar left for Alexandria and he settled in Lancôme in 1649. Here he met a woman called Jennifer Meerkatze, who had fled [[Whales]] after the end of the Blutwasser dynasty. In 1672 they became the parents of [[Dolores Einhorn]]. In 1680 the family moved to [[Sankt Ludwigshafen]], a move that was instigated by Jennifer who had difficulty integrating in Alexandrian society. | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:14, 1 September 2024
| Waldemar Einhorn | |
| Full name | Waldemar Hansson Einhorn |
|---|---|
| Pronouns | He/him |
| Physical information | |
| Gender | Male |
| Biographical information | |
| Father | Hans Tarjeisson Einhorn |
| Mother | Dolores Myksos |
| Spouse | Jennifer Meerkatze |
| Children | Dolores Einhorn |
| Date of birth | 1628 |
| Place of birth | Markopolis, Jingdao |
| Date of death | 1701 |
| Place of death | Stadt Taktwinkel, Sankt Ludwigshafen |
| Nationality | Jingdaoese, Ludwiggian |
Waldemar Einhorn, bastard son of Hans Tarjeisson and father of Dolores Einhorn. Very little is recorded about his life, he was apparently a jack-of-all-trades and lived a modest life. He was raised by his mother Dolores Myksos alone. When he found out who his father was in 1648, his father offered him a pension on the condition that he were to leave Jingdao and never speak of his ancestry during his father's lifetime. Waldemar left for Alexandria and he settled in Lancôme in 1649. Here he met a woman called Jennifer Meerkatze, who had fled Whales after the end of the Blutwasser dynasty. In 1672 they became the parents of Dolores Einhorn. In 1680 the family moved to Sankt Ludwigshafen, a move that was instigated by Jennifer who had difficulty integrating in Alexandrian society.
