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'''Allan uti Gaarðsjoo''' (pronounced /ˈalːan ˌʉtɪ ˈgɒːrˌʃʊː/; born in Gaarðsjoo, Borgarhafn, Stormark in 3.IV.1677) is a [[Hurmu]]dan politician ([[Moderate Party]]) and farmer, [[ | {{Infobox officeholder | ||
| name = {{PAGENAME}} | |||
| image = File:Allan uti Gaardsjoo.png | |||
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| office = [[Minister for the Realms]] | |||
| term_start = 12.XII.1740 | |||
| term_end = ''Incumbent'' | |||
| office1 = Chairperson of the [[Moderate Party]] | |||
| term_start1 = 10.IX.1726 | |||
| term_end1 = ''Incumbent'' | |||
| office2 = [[Premier of the Lake District]] | |||
| term_start2 = 4.VI.1729 | |||
| term_end2 = 12.XII.1740 (11 years) | |||
| birth_date = 3.IV.1677 (age {{AgeAN|1677|noAN=y}}) | |||
| birth_place = [[Borgarhafn]], [[Stormark]] | |||
| citizenship = [[Hurmudan]] | |||
| party = [[Moderate Party]] | |||
| residence = [[Borgarhafn]] | |||
| alma_mater = | |||
| profession = Farmer | |||
| religion = | |||
| spouse = | |||
| children = | |||
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'''Allan uti Gaarðsjoo''' (pronounced /ˈalːan ˌʉtɪ ˈgɒːrˌʃʊː/; born in Gaarðsjoo, Borgarhafn, Stormark in 3.IV.1677) is a [[Hurmu]]dan politician ([[Moderate Party]]) and farmer, [[Minister for the Realms]] (since 1740), [[Premier of the Lake District]] (1729–1740), Deputy Premier of the Lake District (1726–1729), Member of the Thing (1720–1740). Allan is fluent in [[Hurmu Norse]], [[Lakkvian]] and [[Storish]], and has a conversational command of [[Istvanistani]]. | |||
== Early life == | == Early life == | ||
Born on 3.IV.1677 to father and mother in Borgarhafn, Stormark. When Allan was eight years old, Stormark collapsed, leaving the family in a lawless territory. They fled to Lakkvia, a [[Craitland|Craitish]] territory, where they received asylum. In 1689, when [[Kaupang]] came under [[Hurmu]] rule, the family moved back to their farm in Gaarðsjoo. | Born on 3.IV.1677 to father and mother in Borgarhafn, Stormark. When Allan was eight years old, Stormark collapsed, leaving the family in a lawless territory. They fled to Lakkvia, a [[Craitland|Craitish]] territory, where they received asylum. In 1689, when [[Kaupang]] came under [[Hurmu]] rule, the family moved back to their farm in Gaarðsjoo. | ||
== See also == | |||
* [[Cabinet of the Lake District]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 16:23, 4 February 2025
| Allan uti Gaarðsjoo | |
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| Minister for the Realms | |
| In office 12.XII.1740 – Incumbent | |
| Chairperson of the Moderate Party | |
| In office 10.IX.1726 – Incumbent | |
| Premier of the Lake District | |
| In office 4.VI.1729 – 12.XII.1740 (11 years) | |
| Born | 3.IV.1677 (age 64) Borgarhafn, Stormark |
| Citizenship | Hurmudan |
| Political party | Moderate Party |
| Residence | Borgarhafn |
| Profession | Farmer |
Allan uti Gaarðsjoo (pronounced /ˈalːan ˌʉtɪ ˈgɒːrˌʃʊː/; born in Gaarðsjoo, Borgarhafn, Stormark in 3.IV.1677) is a Hurmudan politician (Moderate Party) and farmer, Minister for the Realms (since 1740), Premier of the Lake District (1729–1740), Deputy Premier of the Lake District (1726–1729), Member of the Thing (1720–1740). Allan is fluent in Hurmu Norse, Lakkvian and Storish, and has a conversational command of Istvanistani.
Early life
Born on 3.IV.1677 to father and mother in Borgarhafn, Stormark. When Allan was eight years old, Stormark collapsed, leaving the family in a lawless territory. They fled to Lakkvia, a Craitish territory, where they received asylum. In 1689, when Kaupang came under Hurmu rule, the family moved back to their farm in Gaarðsjoo.
See also
| Preceded by: Martiina Lüüdiatütar |
Premier of the Lake District 1729–1740 |
Succeeded by Nanna Viðarsdottra Amundaland |
