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'''Abigail Elenkoo''' (born 1670 in [[Nururfiskaravik|Fiskarvik]]) is an [[Order of the Holy Lakes]] politician from the [[Lake District]]. Affiliated with the [[Post-Verionist Movement in Hurmu]] from its beginning in 1700, and its leader since 1704. Member of the [[Assembly of Representatives]] (1702–1718), Member of the [[Thing of the Realm of the Lakes]] (1718–1726; | '''Abigail Elenkoo''' (born 1670 in [[Nururfiskaravik|Fiskarvik]]) is an [[Order of the Holy Lakes]] politician from the [[Lake District]]. Affiliated with the [[Post-Verionist Movement in Hurmu]] from its beginning in 1700, and its leader since 1704. Member of the [[Assembly of Representatives]] (1702–1718), Member of the [[Thing of the Realm of the Lakes]] (1718–1726; 1729–1752) [[Minister of International Trade (Hurmu)|Minister of International Trade]] (1726–1728). Advisor to the [[Sixth cabinet of Daniyal al-Osman|sixth cabinet]] of [[Daniyal al-Osman]] (1710–1713). | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:00, 23 December 2025
Abigail Elenkoo (born 1670 in Fiskarvik) is an Order of the Holy Lakes politician from the Lake District. Affiliated with the Post-Verionist Movement in Hurmu from its beginning in 1700, and its leader since 1704. Member of the Assembly of Representatives (1702–1718), Member of the Thing of the Realm of the Lakes (1718–1726; 1729–1752) Minister of International Trade (1726–1728). Advisor to the sixth cabinet of Daniyal al-Osman (1710–1713).
