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=== 2nd Oken Election === |
=== 2nd Oken Election === |
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Arakar Oken died on 4-2 41 TT, triggering the [[2nd Oken Election]]. During said election Amilate used her five votes to to vote for herself and |
Arakar Oken died on 4-2 41 TT, triggering the [[2nd Oken Election]]. During said election Amilate used her five votes to to vote for herself and convinced her husband Kazar Oken to use his fifteen votes on her. The election ended on 13-4 41 TT with Arakar's son, [[Adar Oken]] being elected. |
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=== Death === |
=== Death === |
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Revision as of 05:25, 29 January 2024
Amilate Oken | |
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| Oken Ambassador to the Weer | |
| In office 20-6 48 TT – 9-3 10 TT | |
| Personal details | |
| Born | 27-11 81 TT Amoskar, Kingdom of Akaria |
| Died | 9-3 10 TT Manser, Kingdom of Akaria |
| Spouse | Kazar Oken |
| Children | Donkazar Oken Kazamila Oken Motara Oken |
| Parent(s) | Donkar Oken
Mantok Oken |
Biography
Early life
Amilate Oken was born in Amoskar to Donkar Oken and Mantok Oken.
Amoskar Fishing Company
On 8-11 60 TT, Amilate, with the aproval of the Oceanic Council, established the Amoskar Fishing Company (AFC), in the Weer Kadrike. At the time of its creation the AFC opperated a fleet of six swamp trawlers.
Ambassador to the Weer
Amilate became quite renown for striking deals with the Weer and on 20-6 48 TT, Arakar Oken mad her the Oken Ambassador to the Weer so that she could strike deals on the behalf of the Oken.
OE Supply shop
Amilate's nephew Johnakar Oken moved to the town of Adazete shortly after graduating from the First Oken Business School. On 17-12 47 TT, Johnakar, his brother Kazant and Amilate established the Oken-Adazete Supply Shop, with Amilate purchasing the land for the shop and receiving a third ownership in the company.
2nd Oken Election
Arakar Oken died on 4-2 41 TT, triggering the 2nd Oken Election. During said election Amilate used her five votes to to vote for herself and convinced her husband Kazar Oken to use his fifteen votes on her. The election ended on 13-4 41 TT with Arakar's son, Adar Oken being elected.
Death
Amilate Oken died on 9-3 10 TT. In her will, she gave an electoral vote each to her sons Donkazar Oken and Kazamila Oken and three votes to Motara Oken.