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'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a noblewoman and politician resident in [[Hurmu]]. A member of the [[Order of the Holy Lakes]] and the [[Coalition for Democratic Humanism]], she is most notably associated with delivering on the [[Special Administrative Action in the Southern District]] initiated by her predecessor in the [[Southern District]], [[Jamshid-e Osman]]. Her husband, [[Dāryuš Vištāspa of the Suren]], is the prospective heir to the [[Suren Confederacy]]. A pragmatic and efficient administrator, she is noted for the support and patronage she has given to [[Babkha]]n cultural movements in [[Eura]] and [[Lyrica]]. Her pastimes include playing polo and the organising of historical re-enactments. | '''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a noblewoman and politician resident in [[Hurmu]]. A member of the [[Order of the Holy Lakes]] and the [[Coalition for Democratic Humanism]], she is most notably associated with delivering on the [[Special Administrative Action in the Southern District]] initiated by her predecessor in the [[Southern District]], [[Jamshid-e Osman]]. Her husband, [[Dāryuš Vištāspa of the Suren]], is the prospective heir to the [[Suren Confederacy]]. A pragmatic and efficient administrator, she is noted for the support and patronage she has given to [[Babkha]]n cultural movements in [[Eura]] and [[Lyrica]]. Her pastimes include playing polo and the organising of historical re-enactments. | ||
Since 1732, ''de jure'' [[Count Palatine of Mirioth and Amity|Countess Palatine of Mirioth and Amity]]. | |||
== Honors and Awards == | == Honors and Awards == | ||
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[[Category:Living members of the Order of the Holy Lakes]] | [[Category:Living members of the Order of the Holy Lakes]] | ||
Revision as of 16:09, 13 October 2024
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| Former Senator of the Lakes | |
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| Tenure began | 24.II.1720 AN |
| Tenure ended | 24.II.1734 AN (14 AN years) |
| Senatorial positions | Secretary of State for Peace (1720–present) |
| Senate(s) | IX, XI |
| Elected | 1712 |
| Faction | Humanist |
| Order of the Holy Lakes | Andelarion, Osman, Abakhtari |
| Comment | Senator also 1713 AN–1718 AN (5 AN years) |
| Physical description | |
| Gender | Female |
| Species | Human |
| Biographical information | |
| Father | Daniyal Aurangzeb Kalirion-Osman |
| Mother | Miranda Isabella Anders |
| Spouse(s) | Dāryuš Vištāspa of the Suren |
| Children |
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| Date of birth | 1686 AN (aged 66 AN years) |
Roya al-Osman is a noblewoman and politician resident in Hurmu. A member of the Order of the Holy Lakes and the Coalition for Democratic Humanism, she is most notably associated with delivering on the Special Administrative Action in the Southern District initiated by her predecessor in the Southern District, Jamshid-e Osman. Her husband, Dāryuš Vištāspa of the Suren, is the prospective heir to the Suren Confederacy. A pragmatic and efficient administrator, she is noted for the support and patronage she has given to Babkhan cultural movements in Eura and Lyrica. Her pastimes include playing polo and the organising of historical re-enactments.
Since 1732, de jure Countess Palatine of Mirioth and Amity.
Honors and Awards
| Preceded by: Jamshid-e Osman |
Minister for Local Government (Hurmu) 1713–1719 |
Succeeded by incumbent |
| Preceded by: Jamshid-e Osman |
Minister for the Southern District 1713–1719 |
Succeeded by incumbent |
