Avina Mira Avon-El
Avina Mira Avon-El Ayreon-Kalirion (born in 1682) is a Hurmu–Benacian Union administrator. Chair of the Council of Shared Sovereignty of Tanah Tōnán'hyôrï between 1714 and 1722.
The daughter of Jeremiah Avon-El, she was educated at the Sarayzenana (1684–1691) and the School of the High Inquisitor of Tiegang (1691–1700). As part of the Peace of Lapano, she was betrothed to Lors Bakker-Kalirion, and then married him in 1704, in a feast which was, carried on in the Babkhan fashion, and conducted over the course of eight days. The wedding party consisted of a little over 1,600 guests, including family members, civic representatives, and hostages. She is the second concurrent wife of Lors Bakker-Kalirion. With him, she has a son, Ardashir Daniyal Simrani-Kalirion (born 1715). She is also step-mother to seven of Lors's other children (which he has begotten with her sister-wife Miranda Teal-Kalirion and some concubines).
In 1714, she received her first political posting when she was named Chair of the Council of Shared Sovereignty of the newly created Hurmu–Phineonesian condominium of Tanah Tōnán'hyôrï. She was however obliged to resign this position in 1722 AN in order to preserve her status as a meritorious subject of the Benacian Union. Her promptness in compliance did not spare her from undergoing the indignity of the Rite of Exorcism at the Benacian Legation in Ghawlama, as nearly a decade of exposure, however nominal, to a collection of peoples described by Benacian ethnographers as "debased Dromosker cargo-cultists" could not be readily expunged without contrition being physically manifested.
Appointed to the governorship of Florencia on 22.XIV.1727 AN.
