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==Early Life== | ==Early Life== | ||
Ekitzer Akhman was born in late 1658 AN in the ruins of the Juclandian city of Flograd. He spent most of his childhood at military camps while his father waged the Palesmenian unification campaigns. When he was merely 7 years old, Palesmenia was united under one banner. He was then known for humoring his father's servants about politics. As he matured, he became infatuated with the grittiness of running a state. As the only son of Nasser I, he was chosen to be his heir. He finally became king in 1678 AN, after his father died in his sleep. | Ekitzer Akhman was born in late 1658 AN in the ruins of the Juclandian city of Flograd. He spent most of his childhood at military camps while his father waged the Palesmenian unification campaigns. When he was merely 7 years old, Palesmenia was united under one banner. He was then known for humoring his father's servants about politics. As he matured, he became infatuated with the grittiness of running a state. As the only son of Nasser I, he was chosen to be his heir. He finally became king in 1678 AN, after his father died in his sleep. | ||
==As Émprassi== | |||
==Early Rule== | |||
After taking the throne, Ekitzer implemented many reforms. His first reform was the Lókizma Edict. This reform established the province of Ángar and renaming the city of Nasir'i Vyurmá (a city named after his father) to Talíbate-Lý. The renaming of Nasir'i Vyurmá was seen as controversial, seen as the city was named after his father. Ekitzer stated that the name change was seen as a necessary to remove the "pseudo-Nasserian personality cult". | |||
Revision as of 01:10, 21 November 2019
| Ekitzer Akhman | |
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| 2nd Émprassi of Palesmenia | |
| Incumbent | |
| Assumed office 1678 AN | |
| Monarch | Himself |
| Prime Minister | Zarni Thu |
| Preceded by | Nasser I Akhman |
| Born | 1658 AN Ruins of Flograd |
| Nationality |  Palesmenia
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| Occupation | Émprassi of Palesmenia |
Ekitzer Akhman is the current monarch of Palesmenia. He ascended to the throne after the death of his father, Nasser.
Early Life
Ekitzer Akhman was born in late 1658 AN in the ruins of the Juclandian city of Flograd. He spent most of his childhood at military camps while his father waged the Palesmenian unification campaigns. When he was merely 7 years old, Palesmenia was united under one banner. He was then known for humoring his father's servants about politics. As he matured, he became infatuated with the grittiness of running a state. As the only son of Nasser I, he was chosen to be his heir. He finally became king in 1678 AN, after his father died in his sleep.
As Émprassi
Early Rule
After taking the throne, Ekitzer implemented many reforms. His first reform was the Lókizma Edict. This reform established the province of Ángar and renaming the city of Nasir'i Vyurmá (a city named after his father) to Talíbate-Lý. The renaming of Nasir'i Vyurmá was seen as controversial, seen as the city was named after his father. Ekitzer stated that the name change was seen as a necessary to remove the "pseudo-Nasserian personality cult".
