Milo Enujohanenion
| Former Senator of the Lakes | |
|---|---|
| Tenure began | 1.I.1708 AN |
| Tenure ended | 24.XV.1712 AN (4 AN years) |
| Elected | 1707 |
| Faction | United Ayreonist–Traditionalist |
| Order of the Holy Lakes | Ra-Alban |
| Physical description | |
| Gender | Male |
| Species | Human |
| Race | Elw |
| Eye colour | Green |
| Biographical information | |
| Father | Yskoos Enujohanenion |
| Mother | Ristina Mooreq |
| Spouse(s) | Rivqa Rabyn |
| Children |
Adasyr Malu Nila Samu |
| Date of birth | 1650 AN (aged 111 AN years) |
Milo Enujohanenion, born 1650, is an Elwynnese-born Hurmu cleric of the Church of Elwynn (Archdiocese of Yaanek). Sagart (bishop) of the Diocese of Huyenkula (Vesüha) since 1690. Defected along with most clerics and congregations and dioceses from the Benacian Union's forced reforms of the Church of Elwynn to the Church of Elwynn (Archdiocese of Yaanek) during the Schism of 1699.
Milo derives his ancestry and membership in the Order of the Holy Lakes from Malachi Ra-Alban ((1540–1603), his paternal grandfather's maternal grandfather.
Married to Rivqa Rabyn, he has four children: Adasyr (1680– ), Malu (1683– ), Nila (1685– ), and Samu (1691– ). Adasyr has children of his own, making Milo a grandfather. The family resides in Vesüha, having relocated there in 1690.
In 1708 AN Milo Enujohanenion was invited to attend Ghawetkiin Enkhjargal, by then noticeably pregnant, as she toured an orchard in the Lake District, along with other invited civic and religious notables. Milo was called forward to converse with the Prime Minister's wife at the point where the party had stopped to observe the grafting of a cultivar scion onto the rootstock of an apple tree. It was as the party observed this process that Ghawetkiin gently conversed with Milo about the situation of what was once the Church of Elwynn in Hurmu and the circumstances of the Hurmu religion. Could not the Diocese of Huyenkula, sundered from the ancient religion, now find new life and peace by being grafted onto the no-less ancient tree of Hurmudan faith, offering forth new and vigorous fruit instead?
