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'''Malliki Nur Pinito''' (born in Sanilla, in 1573, died in [[Talenore]], 1644) was a [[Sanilla]]n-born legal scholar, linguist, football manager, politician, and former [[ | '''Malliki Nur Pinito''' (born in Sanilla, in 1573, died in [[Talenore]], 1644) was a [[Sanilla]]n-born legal scholar, linguist, football manager, politician, and former [[Imperial Judex|Arbiter of the Imperial Judex]] (1615–1624, 1627–1644). Previously, he had been President of the State of [[Talenore]] and Supreme Political Commissar of [[Democratic People's Republic of Elwynn|the Democratic People's Republic of Elwynn]]. Following the fall of communism in Elwynn, he remained politically aligned with the [[Elwynnese Workers' Party]], and in Talenore, with the [[National Development Party]]. However, after [[Thorstein Noah|King Noah]]'s ascension to the [[Vanic era|Elwynnese throne]] in 1623, Nur Pinito moved to [[Shirekeep]] due to personal differences between the two, and refused to enter the territory of Elwynn. | ||
Nur Pinito was related to [[Malliki Tosha]] on the maternal side (and is named after him). Through his brother, he had a nephew, Alzair Nur Pinito, a politician in Talenore. | Nur Pinito was related to [[Malliki Tosha]] on the maternal side (and is named after him). Through his brother, he had a nephew, Alzair Nur Pinito, a politician in Talenore. | ||
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Nur Pinito was married to his wife Leli Nur Pinito (née Nakita) since 1595. They had two sons, [[Malliki Nakita Nur Pinito]] and Tanilo Nur Pinito, and three daughters, Lamao Nur Pinito, Leli Nur Pinito and Semisa Nur Pinito. | Nur Pinito was married to his wife Leli Nur Pinito (née Nakita) since 1595. They had two sons, [[Malliki Nakita Nur Pinito]] and Tanilo Nur Pinito, and three daughters, Lamao Nur Pinito, Leli Nur Pinito and Semisa Nur Pinito. | ||
He died in [[Shirekeep]] and was buried in [[Canton of Estarisa|Azarea]]. | |||
[[Category:Shireroth]][[Category:Elwynn]][[Category:Sanama]] | [[Category:Shireroth]][[Category:Elwynn]][[Category:Sanama]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:03, 8 June 2025
Malliki Nur Pinito (born in Sanilla, in 1573, died in Talenore, 1644) was a Sanillan-born legal scholar, linguist, football manager, politician, and former Arbiter of the Imperial Judex (1615–1624, 1627–1644). Previously, he had been President of the State of Talenore and Supreme Political Commissar of the Democratic People's Republic of Elwynn. Following the fall of communism in Elwynn, he remained politically aligned with the Elwynnese Workers' Party, and in Talenore, with the National Development Party. However, after King Noah's ascension to the Elwynnese throne in 1623, Nur Pinito moved to Shirekeep due to personal differences between the two, and refused to enter the territory of Elwynn.
Nur Pinito was related to Malliki Tosha on the maternal side (and is named after him). Through his brother, he had a nephew, Alzair Nur Pinito, a politician in Talenore.
Nur Pinito used to be an amateur football player in his youth, and during his adult career, he had managed several teams in Talenore.
Nur Pinito was married to his wife Leli Nur Pinito (née Nakita) since 1595. They had two sons, Malliki Nakita Nur Pinito and Tanilo Nur Pinito, and three daughters, Lamao Nur Pinito, Leli Nur Pinito and Semisa Nur Pinito.
