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'''Krisën Jan Pawęwa Fąriaköna''' (<small>Makka Pakkan</small>: [krisɛn jaːn paːwɛ̃wa fɔ̃riaːkɔna]; 8th March, 1890 - 21st August, 1986) was a distinguished veteran that served at home and abroad the Elisian continent, later becoming a politician and | '''Krisën Jan Pawęwa Fąriaköna''' (<small>Makka Pakkan</small>: [krisɛn jaːn paːwɛ̃wa fɔ̃riaːkɔna]; 8th March, 1890 - 21st August, 1986) was a distinguished veteran that served at home and abroad the Elisian continent, later becoming a politician and served as the president of [[Makka Pakka]] from 1950 and 1958 following the destruction of the [[Fascism in Makka Pakka|Fascist government]] in 1949. | ||
Born in [[Jannüseržinë]], [[Krölikugamtön]] to a veteran and shopowner father and the infamous novelist, [[Jadwigą Czarnya]] | Born in [[Jannüseržinë]], [[Krölikugamtön]] to a veteran and shopowner father and the infamous novelist, [[Jadwigą Czarnya]]. Fąriaköna lived a moderate life but with his maternal link, this would elevate him and his brothers into higher education, with Fąriaköna being admitted into the [[University of Mötingrättan]] in 1906. A month after Fąriaköna's conscription into the [[Makka Pakkan Army]], the [[2nd Makka Pakkan Civil War]] began and immediately threw Fąriaköna into the frontlines - his experiences in the 15th Krölikugamtön Regiment was written in his personal diary, detailing the poor leadership and corruption of the high-raning officers; frequent food and equipment shortages; mutinious behaviour; and his hatred towards the Communists. After the Civil War, Fąriaköna officially joined the Army into the Mounted Rifles of Southern Krölikugamtön Regiment and saw some combat with the [[Empireedy|Empireedians]] in 1915 and the [[Workers' Liberation Union|syndicalists]] in 1917. He would later join the [[Expeditionary Legion]] in time for the [[War of the Borjatstanian Sunfall]] for the [[Southern Borjatstans Anti-Communist Coalition]] and then participating in [[Amonian Civil War]] on the monarchist side till 1929 as any royalist support was snuffed out by a mutiny and unanimous dislike of the royal family. Fąriaköna would then join the Foresters' Cavalry Regiment and be wounded in 2nd Wiŝaflüssunątön War - his wounds would cause him to be honourably discharged as a lieutenant colonel, decorated with 4 medals and 2 orders. | ||
After his military career ended, Fąriaköna soon began working as an accountant for local businesses in his hometown and also began to focus on politics as an avid [[National Revolutionary Party|NRP]] supporter - becoming a member in 1932. After joining, Fąriaköna experienced a meteoric rise within the party ranks, eventually becoming eligible as a candidate for the Jannüseržinë-eb-Wurđąverltęllem constituency by-election in 1934 following the death of [[Kärmus Miesząj]] and winning after the 2nd round of voting with 68.3% against the [[HIP|Peoples' Freedom Party]] candidate and son of the deceased representative, [[Markus Miesząj]]. Fąriaköna would enter as a representative in a NRP presidency and majority in both the Käbkollü and the Käbläje, becoming the Minister of Business and Trade a year later. | After his military career ended, Fąriaköna soon began working as an accountant for local businesses in his hometown and also began to focus on politics as an avid [[National Revolutionary Party|NRP]] supporter - becoming a member in 1932. After joining, Fąriaköna experienced a meteoric rise within the party ranks, eventually becoming eligible as a candidate for the Jannüseržinë-eb-Wurđąverltęllem constituency by-election in 1934 following the death of [[Kärmus Miesząj]] and winning after the 2nd round of voting with 68.3% against the [[HIP|Peoples' Freedom Party]] candidate and son of the deceased representative, [[Markus Miesząj]]. Fąriaköna would enter as a representative in a NRP presidency and majority in both the Käbkollü and the Käbläje, becoming the Minister of Business and Trade a year later. | ||
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Krisën Fąriaköna | |
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 Fąriaköna in a cavalry captain uniform, 1916 | |
| Minister of Business and Trade | |
| In office 1935–1938 | |
| Minister of Justice | |
| In office 1938–1940 | |
| Minister of Defence | |
| In office 1940–1949 | |
| President of Makka Pakka | |
| In office 1950–1958 | |
| Vice President | Matesza Dužjagrättanza |
| Preceded by | Henryk Arfürzin |
| Succeeded by | Igonože Bełya Sr. |
| Personal details | |
| Born | Krisën Jan Pawęwa Fąriaköna 8th March, 1888 Jannüseržinë, Krölikugamtön, Makka Pakka |
| Died | 21st August, 1984 Grättan, Grättan Metropolitan Province, Makka Pakka |
| Resting place | Hallowed Temple of Ma. Pawęwa the Wise, Jannüseržinë, Krölikugamtön, Makka Pakka |
| Nationality | Makka Pakkan |
| Political party | National Revolutionary Party |
| Height | 6 ft 1 in (185 cm) |
| Spouse | Maria Päperë |
| Children | Mikala, Kažimerež, Andrej, Annän |
| Parents |
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| Relatives | Härrus Jr. (1st Brother), Mikala (2nd Brother) |
| Alma mater | University of Mötingrättan |
| Nickname | 'The Black Sword' |
| Military service | |
| Allegiance | Makka Pakka |
| Branch/service | Makka Pakkan Army Expeditionary Legion |
| Years of service | 1908-1931 |
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| Battles/wars | 2nd Makka Pakkan Civil War (1908-1913) 1st Wiŝaflüssunątön War (1915) The Czarnyepiesëtön Anarchy (1917-1920) War of the Borjatstanian Sunfall (1920-1922) Amonian Civil War (1922-1929) 2nd Wizaflüssunątön War (1930-1931) |
| Awards | Order of Ma. Igonože Order of Ma. Riffërnë Cross of the Fatherland's Merit Cross of Great Bravery Beinerdądawad Medal Cavalry Order Medal |
Krisën Jan Pawęwa Fąriaköna (Makka Pakkan: [krisɛn jaːn paːwɛ̃wa fɔ̃riaːkɔna]; 8th March, 1890 - 21st August, 1986) was a distinguished veteran that served at home and abroad the Elisian continent, later becoming a politician and served as the president of Makka Pakka from 1950 and 1958 following the destruction of the Fascist government in 1949.
Born in Jannüseržinë, Krölikugamtön to a veteran and shopowner father and the infamous novelist, Jadwigą Czarnya. Fąriaköna lived a moderate life but with his maternal link, this would elevate him and his brothers into higher education, with Fąriaköna being admitted into the University of Mötingrättan in 1906. A month after Fąriaköna's conscription into the Makka Pakkan Army, the 2nd Makka Pakkan Civil War began and immediately threw Fąriaköna into the frontlines - his experiences in the 15th Krölikugamtön Regiment was written in his personal diary, detailing the poor leadership and corruption of the high-raning officers; frequent food and equipment shortages; mutinious behaviour; and his hatred towards the Communists. After the Civil War, Fąriaköna officially joined the Army into the Mounted Rifles of Southern Krölikugamtön Regiment and saw some combat with the Empireedians in 1915 and the syndicalists in 1917. He would later join the Expeditionary Legion in time for the War of the Borjatstanian Sunfall for the Southern Borjatstans Anti-Communist Coalition and then participating in Amonian Civil War on the monarchist side till 1929 as any royalist support was snuffed out by a mutiny and unanimous dislike of the royal family. Fąriaköna would then join the Foresters' Cavalry Regiment and be wounded in 2nd Wiŝaflüssunątön War - his wounds would cause him to be honourably discharged as a lieutenant colonel, decorated with 4 medals and 2 orders.
After his military career ended, Fąriaköna soon began working as an accountant for local businesses in his hometown and also began to focus on politics as an avid NRP supporter - becoming a member in 1932. After joining, Fąriaköna experienced a meteoric rise within the party ranks, eventually becoming eligible as a candidate for the Jannüseržinë-eb-Wurđąverltęllem constituency by-election in 1934 following the death of Kärmus Miesząj and winning after the 2nd round of voting with 68.3% against the Peoples' Freedom Party candidate and son of the deceased representative, Markus Miesząj. Fąriaköna would enter as a representative in a NRP presidency and majority in both the Käbkollü and the Käbläje, becoming the Minister of Business and Trade a year later.
However, his political career in the NRP would end abruptly with the 1938 Coup d'État by several fascist sympathisers in the military and para-militiaries - overthrowing the Krölikugagerfët government and imprisoning the President and all cabinet members, including Fąriaköna. Though, after 28 days of captivity, he was released due his former military career, traditional viewpoint and avid anti-communist sentiments and joined the PUFP and was positioned as the Minister of Justice 4 months after the coup and then the Minister of Defence in 1940.
After the 1949 War of Fire and the destruction of the Fascist government, Fąriaköna was once again imprisoned although he maintained his position as representative of Jannüseržinë-eb-Wurđąverltęllem and olny held for a month before being released and subsequently re-joining the NRP, this time with the goal of the enering the presidency. Managing to guarantee the party's candidate election with a solid victory, Fąriaköna continuously pressed traditional values and an anti-communist stance and winning the presidency with 35.3% and 77.4% in the first and second round respectively. In his two terms as President of Makka Pakka, Fąriaköna re-upstarted the economy and pushed conservatism to such an extent, critics claimed that "he [Fąriaköna] will fuel and burn the fires of fascism once again", adopting a fiery and simple debate. He pushed for heavy sentences for drug use and trafficking, destruction of religious monuments and leftist rallies, often ending with violence which remained a scandalous subject in Fąriaköna's presidency.
After politics, Fąriaköna returned his attention to his accounting business before retiring in 1963, living out his days in the countryside until his death in 1984 due to pancreatic cancer. He was buried in his hometown in the Hallowed Temple of Ma. Pawęwa the Wise cemetery with family, remaining friends and politicians in attendance.