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'''Mustafa Asada''' is the [[President of Barikalus]] since the foundation of the [[Barikalus|Arboric Republic of Barikalus]]. Earlier, he was the Grand Vizier of Arbor and Sawar of the Tassity Mansabdar. | '''Mustafa Asada''' is the [[President of Barikalus]] since the foundation of the [[Barikalus|Arboric Republic of Barikalus]]. Earlier, he was the Grand Vizier of Arbor and Sawar of the Tassity Mansabdar. | ||
Born a [[Knight of the Holy Lakes]] by virtue of descent from [[Scott Woodrow]], he was the first person ever to be expelled from the [[Order of the Holy Lakes]] on 23.VIII.1703 for having been ultimately responsible for the attack on Ghawlama, in which some 350 people died, around two weeks prior. | |||
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Revision as of 19:52, 17 December 2021
| Mustafa Asada | |
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| Full name | Mustafa Asada |
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| Physical information | |
| Species | Human |
| Gender | Male |
| Hair color and style | black |
| Eye color | brown |
| Skin color | white |
| Biographical information | |
| Father | Ali Asada |
| Mother | Jalila el-Hana |
| Date of birth | 1640 AN |
| Place of birth | Tassity |
| Residence(s) | Presidential Palace in Madinat al-Fath |
| Nationality | Arboric |
| Allegiance(s) | Arbor |
| Occupation | President of Barikalus |
Mustafa Asada is the President of Barikalus since the foundation of the Arboric Republic of Barikalus. Earlier, he was the Grand Vizier of Arbor and Sawar of the Tassity Mansabdar.
Born a Knight of the Holy Lakes by virtue of descent from Scott Woodrow, he was the first person ever to be expelled from the Order of the Holy Lakes on 23.VIII.1703 for having been ultimately responsible for the attack on Ghawlama, in which some 350 people died, around two weeks prior.
