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Sultan Suleiman Khan is the Sultan of [[Sharifistan]], a former Army officer and an Oxford graduate. He is known for his outspoken and often controversial views on a range of topics as well as his alleged affair with Roxanne De France. | Sultan Suleiman Khan is the Sultan of [[Sharifistan]], a former Army officer and an Oxford graduate. He is known for his outspoken and often controversial views on a range of topics as well as his alleged affair with Roxanne De France. | ||
'''early life''' | '''early life''' | ||
He was born into the Sharifistani royal family and attended a prestigious and highly expensive private primary school and a prestigious secondary school. | He was born into the Sharifistani royal family and attended a prestigious and highly expensive private primary school and a prestigious secondary school. | ||
He then attended Oxford University, studying Philosophy, Politics and Economics and graduating in these subjects with a Bachelor of Science Course. | He then attended Oxford University, studying Philosophy, Politics and Economics and graduating in these subjects with a Bachelor of Science Course. | ||
'''military career | '''military career | ||
Prince Suleiman Khan joined the Royal Madinat Al-Islam Infantry regiment as an officer at the age of 22 and served in Balochistan. | Prince Suleiman Khan joined the Royal Madinat Al-Islam Infantry regiment as an officer at the age of 22 and served in Balochistan. | ||
He left at the rank of Major and won medals for bravery. | He left at the rank of Major and won medals for bravery. | ||
'''Sultan Of Sharifistan''' | '''Sultan Of Sharifistan''' | ||
As Sultan of Sharifistan Sultan Suleiman Khan is known in his own country for modernising reforms such as introducing democratic elections, raising the marriagable age to 16 and allowing women to join the Navy. | As Sultan of Sharifistan Sultan Suleiman Khan is known in his own country for modernising reforms such as introducing democratic elections, raising the marriagable age to 16 and allowing women to join the Navy. | ||
Internationally he is known for his opposition to the abortion of viable fetuses and his traditional views on gender such as his disagreement with allowing women to join the infantry and his support of male protectiveness of women but also patriarchal families. | Internationally he is known for his opposition to the abortion of viable fetuses and his traditional views on gender such as his disagreement with allowing women to join the infantry and his support of male protectiveness of women but also patriarchal families. | ||
Revision as of 13:19, 2 May 2020
Sultan Suleiman Khan is the Sultan of Sharifistan, a former Army officer and an Oxford graduate. He is known for his outspoken and often controversial views on a range of topics as well as his alleged affair with Roxanne De France.
early life
He was born into the Sharifistani royal family and attended a prestigious and highly expensive private primary school and a prestigious secondary school. He then attended Oxford University, studying Philosophy, Politics and Economics and graduating in these subjects with a Bachelor of Science Course. military career
Prince Suleiman Khan joined the Royal Madinat Al-Islam Infantry regiment as an officer at the age of 22 and served in Balochistan. He left at the rank of Major and won medals for bravery. Sultan Of Sharifistan
As Sultan of Sharifistan Sultan Suleiman Khan is known in his own country for modernising reforms such as introducing democratic elections, raising the marriagable age to 16 and allowing women to join the Navy. Internationally he is known for his opposition to the abortion of viable fetuses and his traditional views on gender such as his disagreement with allowing women to join the infantry and his support of male protectiveness of women but also patriarchal families.