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'''Anskar Kairason Isamma''' (born in [[Vesüha]] ([[Lakkvia]], [[Craitland]]), 1622) is a [[Hurmu]] historian, academic, civil servant, and politician. [[Senate of the Lakes|Senator of the Lakes]] since 1695. He was the non-member Secretary of the [[Order of the Holy Lakes]] 1680–1690, and Chairman of the [[Hurmu Trust Territory]] governing committee 1689–1690. Member of the [[Edasi Hurmu]] party. Leader of the Opposition in the [[Assembly of Representatives]] 1690–1695. Resigned from the Edasi Hurmu party in 1695 in opposition to its choice to enter into coalition with the Coalition for Democratic Humanism. Joined Koos instead. | '''Anskar Kairason Isamma''' (born in [[Vesüha]] ([[Lakkvia]], [[Craitland]]), 1622) is a [[Hurmu]] historian, academic, civil servant, and politician. [[Senate of the Lakes|Senator of the Lakes]] since 1695. He was the non-member Secretary of the [[Order of the Holy Lakes]] 1680–1690, and Chairman of the [[Hurmu Trust Territory]] governing committee 1689–1690. Member of the [[Edasi Hurmu]] party. Leader of the Opposition in the [[Assembly of Representatives]] 1690–1695. Resigned from the Edasi Hurmu party in 1695 in opposition to its choice to enter into coalition with the [[Coalition for Democratic Humanism]]. Joined [[Koos]] instead. Elected to the [[Senate of the Lakes|Senate]] [[1695 Parlerment elections|in 1695]] for the [[Ayreonist List]]. | ||
Published several books on Hurmu history, the most popular of which delineated Hurmu's Menelmacari era. | Published several books on Hurmu history, the most popular of which delineated Hurmu's Menelmacari era. | ||
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== Family history == | == Family history == | ||
Son of Kair, son of Sirier, son of Marin Rikjudottir, second daughter of Rikja Vanadisardottar. As a great great grandson of Rikja Vanadisardottor, he is related to the descendants of Sara Rikjudottar (wife of [[Daniel Kalirion]], and sister of Marin). In this way, Anskar is a third cousin of Prince [[Zahir al Din]] of [[Shireroth]] and Natopia, and a third-cousin once removed of [[Kaiser Ayreon II]], and twice removed of the present Princess of Hurmu, [[Salome]]. | Son of Kair, son of Sirier, son of Marin Rikjudottir, second daughter of Rikja Vanadisardottar. As a great great grandson of Rikja Vanadisardottor, he is related to the descendants of Sara Rikjudottar (wife of [[Daniel Kalirion]], and sister of Marin). In this way, Anskar is a third cousin of [[Prince of Shireroth|Prince]] [[Zahir al Din]] of [[Shireroth]] and [[Natopia]], and a third-cousin once removed of [[Kaiser Ayreon II]], and twice removed of the present [[Princess among the Lakes|Princess of Hurmu]], [[Salome]]. | ||
== Career == | == Career == | ||
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*1643: Master's degree in Hurmu History from the University of Kaupang | *1643: Master's degree in Hurmu History from the University of Kaupang | ||
*1647: Doctorate degree in the history from the University of Lakkvia, dissertation entitled: "Making a state out of nomads: An exploration into what led to the formation of Hurmu polities in the 15th to 17th centuries". | *1647: Doctorate degree in the history from the University of Lakkvia, dissertation entitled: "Making a state out of nomads: An exploration into what led to the formation of Hurmu polities in the 15th to 17th centuries". | ||
*1647–1649: Post-doc, Visiting researcher in the People's Academy of Elwynn, Caligae campus. | *1647–1649: Post-doc, Visiting researcher in the [[People's Academy of Elwynn]], [[Caligae]] campus. | ||
*1649–1652: Lecturer in history, University of Lakkvia | *1649–1652: Lecturer in history, University of Lakkvia | ||
*1650–1660: Member of the City Council of [[Vesüha]] for the [[Edasi Hurmu]] party. | *1650–1660: Member of the City Council of [[Vesüha]] for the [[Edasi Hurmu]] party. | ||
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*1662–1685: Member of the Council of Elders of the [[Temple of the Lakes, at Haraldsborg]] | *1662–1685: Member of the Council of Elders of the [[Temple of the Lakes, at Haraldsborg]] | ||
*1680–1690: Secretary of the Board of Trustees of the Order of the Holy Lakes | *1680–1690: Secretary of the Board of Trustees of the Order of the Holy Lakes | ||
*1689–1690: Member of the Bilateral Organizing Committee of the Hurmu Trust Territory | *1689–1690: Member of the Bilateral Organizing Committee of the [[Hurmu Trust Territory]] | ||
*1689–1690: Chairman of the Bilateral Organizing Committee of the Hurmu Trust Territory | *1689–1690: Chairman of the Bilateral Organizing Committee of the [[Hurmu Trust Territory]] | ||
*1690–1695: Member of the [[Assembly of Representatives]] of [[Hurmu]] (Edasi Hurmu) for Lyrica. Leader of the Opposition. | *1690–1695: Member of the [[Assembly of Representatives]] of [[Hurmu]] (Edasi Hurmu) for Lyrica. Leader of the Opposition. | ||
*1695–''present'': Senator of the Lakes | *1695–''present'': [[Senator of the Lakes]], member of the [[Senate_of_the_Lakes#Senatorial_Committee_for_the_Hurmu_Peace_Corps|Committee overseeing the Hurmu Peace Corps]] | ||
*1696–''present'': Member of the National Committee, [[Koos]]. | |||
== Honours == | == Honours == | ||
Revision as of 15:36, 17 October 2021
Anskar Kairason Isamma (born in Vesüha (Lakkvia, Craitland), 1622) is a Hurmu historian, academic, civil servant, and politician. Senator of the Lakes since 1695. He was the non-member Secretary of the Order of the Holy Lakes 1680–1690, and Chairman of the Hurmu Trust Territory governing committee 1689–1690. Member of the Edasi Hurmu party. Leader of the Opposition in the Assembly of Representatives 1690–1695. Resigned from the Edasi Hurmu party in 1695 in opposition to its choice to enter into coalition with the Coalition for Democratic Humanism. Joined Koos instead. Elected to the Senate in 1695 for the Ayreonist List.
Published several books on Hurmu history, the most popular of which delineated Hurmu's Menelmacari era.
He is unmarried and has no children. He identifies as both asexual and aromantic. He is autistic.
Family history
Son of Kair, son of Sirier, son of Marin Rikjudottir, second daughter of Rikja Vanadisardottar. As a great great grandson of Rikja Vanadisardottor, he is related to the descendants of Sara Rikjudottar (wife of Daniel Kalirion, and sister of Marin). In this way, Anskar is a third cousin of Prince Zahir al Din of Shireroth and Natopia, and a third-cousin once removed of Kaiser Ayreon II, and twice removed of the present Princess of Hurmu, Salome.
Career
- 1641: Bachelor's degree in History from the University of Lakkvia
- 1643: Master's degree in Hurmu History from the University of Kaupang
- 1647: Doctorate degree in the history from the University of Lakkvia, dissertation entitled: "Making a state out of nomads: An exploration into what led to the formation of Hurmu polities in the 15th to 17th centuries".
- 1647–1649: Post-doc, Visiting researcher in the People's Academy of Elwynn, Caligae campus.
- 1649–1652: Lecturer in history, University of Lakkvia
- 1650–1660: Member of the City Council of Vesüha for the Edasi Hurmu party.
- 1652–1656: Senior reader in history, University of Lakkvia
- 1656–present: Professor of History, University of Lakkvia
- 1660–1690: Member of the Board of Trustees of the Order of the Holy Lakes
- 1662–1685: Member of the Council of Elders of the Temple of the Lakes, at Haraldsborg
- 1680–1690: Secretary of the Board of Trustees of the Order of the Holy Lakes
- 1689–1690: Member of the Bilateral Organizing Committee of the Hurmu Trust Territory
- 1689–1690: Chairman of the Bilateral Organizing Committee of the Hurmu Trust Territory
- 1690–1695: Member of the Assembly of Representatives of Hurmu (Edasi Hurmu) for Lyrica. Leader of the Opposition.
- 1695–present: Senator of the Lakes, member of the Committee overseeing the Hurmu Peace Corps
- 1696–present: Member of the National Committee, Koos.
Honours
: Grand Knight Commander of the Order of the Great Kingdom of Constancia (1690)
: Admitted to the Order of the Holy Lakes in 1692.
