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| birth_place = [[Amoskar]], [[Kingdom of Akaria]] |
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| death_date = 22-4 7 PC |
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| death_place = [[Oksken]], [[Kingdom of Akaria]] |
| death_place = [[Oksken (587 TT – 18 PC)|Oksken]], [[Kingdom of Akaria]] |
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=== Early life and ancestry === |
=== Early life and ancestry === |
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Much of Tamik Bondeer's family had |
Much of Tamik Bondeer's family had initially come from the [[Weer Kadrike]], with Tamik's great-grandfather having been born in [[Manser]]. Despite this, he had been raised as a follower of Karinian [[Mirroi]]. |
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=== Ossbosche of Okenate === |
=== Ossbosche of Okenate === |
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Tamik Bondeer was elected [[Ossbosche of Okenate]] on 27-12 18 TT. Like all Ossbosches of Okenate before him since [[Naikar Oken]]'s time as the [[Leader of the Oken]], Tamik opposed the current |
Tamik Bondeer was elected [[Ossbosche of Okenate]] on 27-12 18 TT. Like all Ossbosches of Okenate before him since [[Naikar Oken]]'s time as the [[Leader of the Oken]], Tamik opposed the current pseudo-capitalist policies of the Oken and attempted to use his position both to fight the poverty their policies created and to hassle the Oken themselves. Also like his predecessors Tamik kept his complaints about the Oken within the Osslette to avoid potential retribution from the [[Living King|Living Kings]] or to give rise to a revolt against the Oken. |
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When Living King, [[Bantar Arkara]] was killed on 14-7 4 TT, Tamik along with all the ossbosches were summoned to [[Ablesken]] to [[43rd Living Election|elect]] the next Living King. The Oken were seen by most in Akaria as being an apolitical Kadrike as they did not participate vying for influence within the [[Ossbosche Assembly]] and rarely got into disputes with their fellow Kadrikes. As Tamik's concerns were with the Oken he elected not to go to Ablesken to remain focused on his conflict with the Oken. The election concluded on 30-10 2 TT with [[Leader of the Oken]], [[Johnakar Oken]]'s son, [[Harakar Oken]] being elected Living King. The |
When Living King, [[Bantar Arkara]] was killed on 14-7 4 TT, Tamik along with all the ossbosches were summoned to [[Ablesken]] to [[43rd Living Election|elect]] the next Living King. The Oken were seen by most in Akaria as being an apolitical Kadrike as they did not participate in vying for influence within the [[Ossbosche Assembly]] and rarely got into disputes with their fellow Kadrikes. As Tamik's concerns were with the Oken he elected not to go to Ablesken to remain focused on his conflict with the Oken. The election concluded on 30-10 2 TT with [[Leader of the Oken]], [[Johnakar Oken]]'s son, [[Harakar Oken]] being elected Living King. The rationale was that any of the qualified candidates might have been responsible for Bantar's death and so an apolitical candidate had to be chosen. Tamik deeply regretted his decision not to attend as he could have easily persuaded his fellow ossbosches not to vote for Harakar and it was this regret that led him to become vocal about his grievances with the Oken. |
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On 25-3 1 PC by [[Harakar Oken]] issued his [[Harakar's 9th Dictate|9th Dictate]] establishing the [[Akarian Trade Fleet]]. He made his father [[Johnakar Oken|Johnakar]], who was also the [[Leader of the Oken]], its high director. As high director Johnakar would often appoint his relatives to positions within the fleet and used the fleet to further the Oken's position. Tamik was a vocal opponent of this. |
On 25-3 1 PC by [[Harakar Oken]] issued his [[Harakar's 9th Dictate|9th Dictate]] establishing the [[Akarian Trade Fleet]]. He made his father [[Johnakar Oken|Johnakar]], who was also the [[Leader of the Oken]], its high director. As high director, Johnakar would often appoint his relatives to positions within the fleet and used the fleet to further the Oken's position. Tamik was a vocal opponent of this. |
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Tamik Bondeer died on 22-4 7 PC, when his car collided with another car in [[Oksken]]. |
Tamik Bondeer died on 22-4 7 PC, when his car collided with another car in [[Oksken (587 TT – 18 PC)|Oksken]]. |
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== Legacy == |
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The [[Arkara]] released [[Artak Report|a document]] on 12-3 18 PC containing evidence that Tamik, and several other prominant figures had been assassinated under the orders of Johnakar Oken. |
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Latest revision as of 17:39, 8 July 2026
Tamik Bondeer was the Ossbosche of Okenate from 18 TT to 7 PC.
Tamik Bondeer | |
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| Ossbosche of Okenate | |
| In office 27-12 18 TT – 22-4 7 PC | |
| Preceded by | Anai Borkek |
| Succeeded by | Havking Oken |
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| Born | 9-3 73 TT Amoskar, Kingdom of Akaria |
| Died | 22-4 7 PC Oksken, Kingdom of Akaria |
Biography
Early life and ancestry
Much of Tamik Bondeer's family had initially come from the Weer Kadrike, with Tamik's great-grandfather having been born in Manser. Despite this, he had been raised as a follower of Karinian Mirroi.
Ossbosche of Okenate
Tamik Bondeer was elected Ossbosche of Okenate on 27-12 18 TT. Like all Ossbosches of Okenate before him since Naikar Oken's time as the Leader of the Oken, Tamik opposed the current pseudo-capitalist policies of the Oken and attempted to use his position both to fight the poverty their policies created and to hassle the Oken themselves. Also like his predecessors Tamik kept his complaints about the Oken within the Osslette to avoid potential retribution from the Living Kings or to give rise to a revolt against the Oken.
When Living King, Bantar Arkara was killed on 14-7 4 TT, Tamik along with all the ossbosches were summoned to Ablesken to elect the next Living King. The Oken were seen by most in Akaria as being an apolitical Kadrike as they did not participate in vying for influence within the Ossbosche Assembly and rarely got into disputes with their fellow Kadrikes. As Tamik's concerns were with the Oken he elected not to go to Ablesken to remain focused on his conflict with the Oken. The election concluded on 30-10 2 TT with Leader of the Oken, Johnakar Oken's son, Harakar Oken being elected Living King. The rationale was that any of the qualified candidates might have been responsible for Bantar's death and so an apolitical candidate had to be chosen. Tamik deeply regretted his decision not to attend as he could have easily persuaded his fellow ossbosches not to vote for Harakar and it was this regret that led him to become vocal about his grievances with the Oken.
On 25-3 1 PC by Harakar Oken issued his 9th Dictate establishing the Akarian Trade Fleet. He made his father Johnakar, who was also the Leader of the Oken, its high director. As high director, Johnakar would often appoint his relatives to positions within the fleet and used the fleet to further the Oken's position. Tamik was a vocal opponent of this.
Tamik Bondeer died on 22-4 7 PC, when his car collided with another car in Oksken.
Legacy
The Arkara released a document on 12-3 18 PC containing evidence that Tamik, and several other prominant figures had been assassinated under the orders of Johnakar Oken.