Deyg Arthur

Deygrama Mebmab Arthur-Nz'raja
Born	435.16.28 Nz'raja Palace, Ywl
Education	Ywl Modhesian University (14 PC - 22 PC)
Alma mater	Historical Anthropology
Occupation(s)	Cultural researcher, Trumpeteer of God's Will, international diplomat
Years active	19 PC - present
Employer	Modhes Temple
Notable work	On The History and Culture of The People Of The Isle Of Utlia (22 PC) Nongba and Her People (28 PC) Akaria: A Comprehensive Study (33 PC) Of Okrit (39 PC) Atu'u'ikey (41 PC)
Spouse	Za'yba Nnhiri (35 PC - present)
Children	Nmejol Arthur Ousrah Arthur Lhydtngang Arthur Myilwe Arthur
Parents	Reginald Arthur (father) Piuedhw Nz'raja (mother)
Relatives	Qahhoet Nz'raja (uncle) Mukulu Nz'raja (Grandfather)
Honors	Ghusuhr's Honor Award In Linguistic Achievement Gthunin award in History Churgburgers 1000th customer award

Deygrama Mebmab Arthur-Nz'raja ([dˠeʲgrama mebmɒb ɒʈʶo̞ɻ̝ nzʔraʤa]) is a Satguru of historical anthropology and a Deysachni diplomat, as well as a member of the prestigious Nz'raja family. He is the current IgRS radio speaker for Deysachin, speaking the prepared statements of Modhes Ywl.

Early Life

Deyg was born in the year 435, on the 28th day of the 16th Ywlian month, to Reginald Arthur, a prominent Qeer businessman, and Piuedhw Nz'raja, the daughter of leading political figure Mukulu Nz'raja. Deyg grew up in Ywl, raised among the Modhes priesthood. It was initially planned for him to be ushered into the priesthood, just like his uncle Qahhoet, but for unknown reasons this was cancelled.

He had high marks in school, and was accepted into Ywl Modhesian University, where he would go on to graduate with a guruship in historical anthropology.

Utlia And First Contact

Deyg would move to Utlia for research in 19 PC, where he would go on to write his thesis on the native peoples. Little research had at the time had been done by the Deysachni of the people of the post-calming islands, due to The Great Hesitation. Deyg is said to have been popular among the academic elite, who were only faintly aware of Deysachin, and he quickly built connections. Three years later, he had finished his dissertation, at which point he returned to Deysachin. Before he could publish it, however, he was made to serve as Trumpeteer of God's Will for the first contact between Deysachin and the rest of the world. Deyg's role in this was intended to be temporary, with him to be later replaced by orator Jhrwm Yzbrrken, but it it said that Modhes Ywl was so impressed with his performance that he informed Deyg that he was to have the position indefinitely.

Deyg would later that day publish his dissertation, which would eventually be expanded into his first book, On The History and Culture of The People Of The Isle Of Utlia.

Trumpeteer And Post-Gurual Research

Deyg would remain on call at Modhes Temple as Trumpeteer, where he would continue to repeat the words of Modhes Ywl, while also working on further research. He would be granted periodic paid vacations to the islands of Archipelago, with the cost of his travels provided. Modhes Temple financed every aspect of these opperations, as gathering information on the foreign nations of the archipelago was deemed of vital importance.

Deyg has published full length works on Utlia, Spyron, Nongba, Akaria, Faltir, Okrit, and Spyron, as well as the Atu'u'ikey, a mass collection of the works of 36 international historians, including himself.

Personal Life

Arthur is married to Za'yba Nnhiri, heiress of the Nnhiri Trade Company. His marriage had been arranged by Modhes Ywl prior to his meeting her, but the couple have reportedly grown close, and Deyg has said he does not regret it. They have four children together.