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| − | '''Eskender Arsalani''', born in Shahzamin in 1420, died in Shahzamin in 1499, was a Babkhan anthropologist and scholar. As a student at Kapav Mehr University in Kamalshahr, he met [[Tuuler Kalir]] during a study trip to [[Raikoth]]. The two fell in love, married in 1442, and relocated permanently to Babkha, where Eskender continued his studies. At the end of his career, he was the professor of anthropology at his alma mater. Had two children, [[Johanna van der Graaf|Hanna]] (1444) and [[Kaiser Ayreon|Rashid]] (born 1450). With his wife, Eskender founded the [[Line of Ayreon-Kalirion| | + | '''Eskender Arsalani''', born in Shahzamin in 1420, died in Shahzamin in 1499, was a Babkhan anthropologist and scholar. As a student at Kapav Mehr University in Kamalshahr, he met [[Tuuler Kalir]] during a study trip to [[Raikoth]]. The two fell in love, married in 1442, and relocated permanently to Babkha, where Eskender continued his studies. At the end of his career, he was the professor of anthropology at his alma mater. Had two children, [[Johanna van der Graaf|Hanna]] (1444) and [[Kaiser Ayreon|Rashid]] (born 1450). With his wife, Eskender founded the [[Line of Ayreon-Kalirion|Line]] and [[House of Ayreon-Kalirion]]. |
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Eskender Arsalani, born in Shahzamin in 1420, died in Shahzamin in 1499, was a Babkhan anthropologist and scholar. As a student at Kapav Mehr University in Kamalshahr, he met Tuuler Kalir during a study trip to Raikoth. The two fell in love, married in 1442, and relocated permanently to Babkha, where Eskender continued his studies. At the end of his career, he was the professor of anthropology at his alma mater. Had two children, Hanna (1444) and Rashid (born 1450). With his wife, Eskender founded the Line and House of Ayreon-Kalirion.
