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In 1715, he joined the [[Mango-Strengthening Movement]], and was elected to the Adelsraad for Shirekeep as one of three MSM representatives there. | In 1715, he joined the [[Mango-Strengthening Movement]], and was elected to the Adelsraad for Shirekeep as one of three MSM representatives there. | ||
He is a member of the [[House of Wythe]] in his direct patrilineal descent. He is also strikingly of an [[Attera]]n and [[Androphagi|Kumaranchi]] | He is a member of the [[House of Wythe]] in his direct patrilineal descent. He is also strikingly of an evident [[Attera]]n and [[Androphagi|Kumaranchi]] ancestry, a detail which has been used to call his kinship with the Line of Wythe into question by his opponents in the Adelaraad, where he is often taunted with shouts of ''"[[Dromosker]]!"'' and ''"Ras Diga returns!"'', from the opposition benches on the occasion that he rises to speak. | ||
[[Category:Shireroth]] | [[Category:Shireroth]] | ||
Revision as of 09:33, 25 July 2023
Lord Tobias Menelik Wythe (born 1640) is a Shirerithian–Verionian nobleman, businessman and politician for the Mango-Strengthening Movement. After the Kalirion Fracture, he sided with the Verionians, eventually becoming Duke of Zolt and Minister for the Exterior of Verionist Benacia. In 1675, following the Great Disaster, he – along with many nobles of Verionist Benacia swore their allegiance to the Kaiseress and returned to Shireroth.
In 1715, he joined the Mango-Strengthening Movement, and was elected to the Adelsraad for Shirekeep as one of three MSM representatives there.
He is a member of the House of Wythe in his direct patrilineal descent. He is also strikingly of an evident Atteran and Kumaranchi ancestry, a detail which has been used to call his kinship with the Line of Wythe into question by his opponents in the Adelaraad, where he is often taunted with shouts of "Dromosker!" and "Ras Diga returns!", from the opposition benches on the occasion that he rises to speak.
