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Koyok Arkara

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Koyok Arkara is the High Director of the Akarian Trade Fleet.

Koyok Arkara
High Director of the Akarian Trade Fleet
In office
20 PC – present
Preceded byKuzakar Oken
Personal details
Born2-2 31 TT
Saeskar, Kingdom of Akaria
NationalityAkarian
Parent(s)Artak Arkara
Othal Ikane


Biography

Early life

Koyok Arkara was born in the city of Saeskar to Artak Arkara and Othal Ikane. On his second birthday Koyok was sent to Agrada to be raised by his great-uncle and Leader of the Arkara, Bantar Arkara. His great-uncle trained Koyok in the ways of reading and inscribing Arkara stones but not in how to read or write Akarian.

Arkara Ambassador

Bantar, now the Living King, made Koyok an Arkara Ambassador on Koyok's twentieth birthday in his capacity as Leader of the Arkara. The appointment was amid the False War and Bantar used Koyok to serve as his spy. Koyok acted as a spy until Bantar's assissination on 14-7 4 TT.

High Director of the Akarian Trade Fleet

Koyok Arkara was made High Director of the Akarian Trade Fleet by his father, Living King, Artak Arkara in 20 PC.

Koyok represented Akaria on 15-5 21 PC at the Meeting on the Return. He sucessfully negotiated a treaty with the Confederated Nations of Niueyjar (CNN) in which the CNN "granted" Akaria the right to unrestricted trade of "concepts and non-military goods" with the 3rd Empire of Faltir, the Glanes Confederation, Melor, the Naval Administration and Striltir and unrestricted trade of "concepts and goods" with the Mirest League. In exchange, the Kingdom of Akaria agreed to continue recognising Niueyjara sovereignty over Faltir and to do business with the prior mentioned Faltiran polities as though they were Niueyjara states. Though news of the treaty sparked outrage across Faltir as it was interpreted as treading on Faltiran sovereignty.