Nathaniel Ayreon-Kalirion
Nathaniel Andre Utas Ayreon-Kalirion of Waffel-Paine (1586-1632) was Emperor of the Natopians (1607–1618), Prince of Elwynn (de jure 1604–1618; de facto: 1604–-1607; 1618), and Emir of Sathrati (1630–1632). Born a slave under the name of Roentje (or Jeroen, documents vary) in Barbary, Nathaniel was adopted by Emperor Nathan I and Prince Elijah Ayreon of Elwynn. He was declared dead (wrongly) in 1607, and a state funeral in absentia was held for him in Eliria. He died (really) the first time in 1618, before being resurrected in Athlon a few years later, before finally dying again in 1632 by turning into melted butter and scooped out and consumed in an act of communion in the Cathedral of Elijah's Rest.
Biography
Family and descendants
According to Barbarian documents, the biological father of Nathaniel was unknown (rumoured to be the Batavian slave-owner of Nathaniel and his biological mother). In Nathaniel's birth receipt, his mother was named Lientje. Lientje was born 1565 and had died in childbirth of Nathaniel's youngest biological sibling Roe (or Roeland) in 1690. It is believed that Nathaniel had 6 biological siblings on his mother's side. How many siblings derived from his biological father is unknown.
Nathaniel and Noor bint Daniyal (later Kaiseress Noor of Shireroth), both gay, agreed to marry in 1629 in order to further their dynasties. Impregnated through artificial insemination, Noor bore quadruplets, who have had descendants of their own. Nathaniel did not live to see his children grow up, them all being aged 2 at his death in 1632.
- Adam Anushiruwân Hilding (1630–1650)
- Vidar Salim Livarson (1645–1671; Kaiser Ayreon IV, 1650–1671)
- Salome Ylva Octavia (born 1665; Kaiseress Salome, 1672–present)
- Kir Azariah Vidar (born 1667)
- Kian Aiomide Shahnaz (born 1667)
- Rubin Leonid Orientalis (born 1671)
- Atreyu Maximilian Octavius (born 1695)
- Valdemar al-Aziz (born 1697)
- Vidar Salim Livarson (1645–1671; Kaiser Ayreon IV, 1650–1671)
- Zahir al Din Benjamin Rai (born 1630)
- David Raion (born 1657)
- Utas Enrique Naian (born 1683)
- Abigail Jayna Noor (born 1662)
- Uturuncu (born 1689)
- David Raion (born 1657)
- Rostam Job Cashmaiel (1630–1639)
- Arn David Shapur (1630–1639)
- Vilhjálm Daniel Gudrödar (1635–1689)
- Fatima of Arbor (born 1638)
- Hakim bin Alsalam (born 1682)
- Atiya bint Alsalam (born 1682)
- Aisha bint Alsalam (born 1684)
- Nur bint Alsalam (born 1684)
- Farhan bin Alsalam (born 1686)
- Astīr bint Alsalam (born 1686)
Childhood in Barbary
Adoption and later childhood and adolescence
Prince of Elwynn (first tenure)
Emperor of the Natopians
=== Prince of Elwynn (second tenure)
First death
Resurrection
Later life
Final death
Mythology
Nathaniel is a former prophet and current saint in the Dozan Bovic Church, with the book entitled Message of Nathaniel the Returned in the Tetrabiblios having been dictated by Bous through him.
In Jingdao, Barbary and Sankt Ludwigshafen, there exists a different mythology about Nathaniel. In these countries, he is often referred to as Catodao (the way of Cato).
In the Barbarian Republic it is believed that Nathaniel returned to his homeland after his death in 1632. He is said to live on the Cliff of the Elders as a demigod. Many relics that supposedly belong to Nathaniel can be sold in the markets on the streets of Arvidsudde. For example, several dozen merchants claim to have formaldehyde filled jars with his eyes for sale.
Nathaniel was known as Catodao in Jingdao and the main character of the presumably lost literary work The Epic of Catodao. The work tells the story how Nathaniel was abducted or adopted, it depends on who you ask, from Barbary in Jingdao.
“I have called my boyfriend who is the King of the Natopians and we have decided to adopt you and raise you as a true Natopian son, your mind will be filled with heresy and you will do evil things."- Epic of Catodao
Coat of arms
Preceded by: Deimos Jasonides |
Prince of Elwynn (as claimed) 1604–1618 |
Succeeded by Jonathan |
Preceded by: Deimos Jasonides |
Prince of Elwynn 1604–1607 |
Succeeded by Daniel Simrani-Kalirion |
Preceded by: Aasmund Vigeland as Chairman |
Prince of Elwynn 1618–1618 |
Succeeded by Jonathan |
Preceded by: Jonathan |
Emir of Sathrati 1630–1632 |
Succeeded by Noor bint Daniyal |
Preceded by: Elijah |
Viscount Audon of Varmland 1598–1632 |
Succeeded by Adam Anushiruwân |
Preceded by: Christo Eucalyptos as Chancellor |
Emperor of the Natopians 1607–1618 |
Succeeded by Naian Moonoak |
Preceded by: Nathan Waffel-Paine |
Prince among the Lakes Line of Waffel-Paine 1607–1632 |
Succeeded by Adam Anushiruwân |
Preceded by: Elijah Ayreon |
Prince among the Lakes Line of Elijah Ayreon 1598–1632 |
Succeeded by Adam Anushiruwân |
Preceded by: Ismael Todochev |
Prince of Kujirashi-Walstadt 1616–1618 |
Succeeded by Jonathan Ayreon-Kalirion |