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== Early life == |
== Early life == |
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He was born at a young age, in a year of the [[Deysachni calendar]], in a Deysachni city, to |
He was born at a young age, in a year of the [[Deysachni calendar]], in a Deysachni city, to parent. |
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== Career == |
== Career == |
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As an Ayatollah during [[47 PC]] he would be recognized for proposing a compromised solution to the [[Thuoa'bde |
As an Ayatollah during [[47 PC]] he would be recognized for proposing a compromised solution to the [[Thuoa'bde argument|Deysachni spelling reform]], which would gain support across the aisle, and later be adopted. |
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In the same year, during [[Modhes Temple]]'s Ayatollan Synod devolved into arguing and factionalism, Brje Hul would give a rousing, four hour speech calling for unity and proposing a new ideologic path, incorporating the three loose schools of thought which had been in practice. His display was received possitively by most of the council, some of whom called it a career defining moment, but he did have some detractors, such as [[Thuybnor Dagnon]], who referred to the speech as "Soft and undeysachni nonsense, better fit for some pit of democracy." This series of events would result in a years long rivalry between the two. |
In the same year, during [[Modhes Temple]]'s Ayatollan Synod devolved into arguing and factionalism, Brje Hul would give a rousing, four hour speech calling for unity and proposing a new ideologic path, incorporating the three loose schools of thought which had been in practice. His display was received possitively by most of the council, some of whom called it a career defining moment, but he did have some detractors, such as [[Thuybnor Dagnon]], who referred to the speech as "Soft and undeysachni nonsense, better fit for some pit of democracy." This series of events would result in a years long rivalry between the two. |
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Brje would be appointed as head of investigations into [[PIMP]]'s criminal activities during [[56 PC]]. |
Brje would be appointed as head of investigations into [[PIMP]]'s criminal activities during [[56 PC]]. |
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In [[71 PC]] he would act as [[IGrS]] speaker for Deysachin before being replaced by Ayatollah [[ |
In [[71 PC]] he would act as [[IGrS]] speaker for Deysachin before being replaced by Ayatollah [[Puengtifekh Owdrvs]] in [[82 PC]]. |
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Brje Hul is a Deysachni Ayatollah, diplomat, and political figure known for his advocacy for internationalism.
Early life
He was born at a young age, in a year of the Deysachni calendar, in a Deysachni city, to parent.
Career
As an Ayatollah during 47 PC he would be recognized for proposing a compromised solution to the Deysachni spelling reform, which would gain support across the aisle, and later be adopted.
In the same year, during Modhes Temple's Ayatollan Synod devolved into arguing and factionalism, Brje Hul would give a rousing, four hour speech calling for unity and proposing a new ideologic path, incorporating the three loose schools of thought which had been in practice. His display was received possitively by most of the council, some of whom called it a career defining moment, but he did have some detractors, such as Thuybnor Dagnon, who referred to the speech as "Soft and undeysachni nonsense, better fit for some pit of democracy." This series of events would result in a years long rivalry between the two.
Brje would be appointed as head of investigations into PIMP's criminal activities during 56 PC.
In 71 PC he would act as IGrS speaker for Deysachin before being replaced by Ayatollah Puengtifekh Owdrvs in 82 PC.