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| − | '''Malliki Tosha''' (born | + | '''Malliki Tosha''' (born 1517, died in 1602) was a Brookshirian nobleman and legal scholar. Four-time [[Arbiter]] of the [[Imperial Judex]] (1544–1552, 1563–1564, 1567, 1587–1592), Duke of [[Brookshire]] (1555–1559), [[Prætor]] (1556–1557), Jurist of the Commonwealth Court (1558–1602), Chief Justice of [[Elwynn]] (1570–1591), Senator of Elwynn (1597–1600). |
| − | + | Malliki Tosha was born in [[Mortis Mercatoria]], as the eldest child of Semisa du Grifos (her self a maternal grandchild of [[Kaiser Letifer I]]) and Paki Tosha. He had two siblings, a brother, Llanu'o Tosha du Grifos, and a sister Lasha du Grifos. He had a close relationship with his sister and his sister's two children, [[Malliki Nur Pinito]], and Llanu'o Nur Pinito. He had no children of his own. Rumours during his lifetime said that he preferred the company of other men. | |
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| + | Cousin of [[Kaiseress Anandja I]] and [[Kaiseress Anandja II]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:07, 28 December 2016
Malliki Tosha (born 1517, died in 1602) was a Brookshirian nobleman and legal scholar. Four-time Arbiter of the Imperial Judex (1544–1552, 1563–1564, 1567, 1587–1592), Duke of Brookshire (1555–1559), Prætor (1556–1557), Jurist of the Commonwealth Court (1558–1602), Chief Justice of Elwynn (1570–1591), Senator of Elwynn (1597–1600).
Malliki Tosha was born in Mortis Mercatoria, as the eldest child of Semisa du Grifos (her self a maternal grandchild of Kaiser Letifer I) and Paki Tosha. He had two siblings, a brother, Llanu'o Tosha du Grifos, and a sister Lasha du Grifos. He had a close relationship with his sister and his sister's two children, Malliki Nur Pinito, and Llanu'o Nur Pinito. He had no children of his own. Rumours during his lifetime said that he preferred the company of other men.
Cousin of Kaiseress Anandja I and Kaiseress Anandja II.
