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'''Waynoka''' (''[[Awasi:]]'' ᐗᔾᓄᑲ ᐅᒃᔅᑲ'ᓯᒪᑯᔨ'ᐃᓇ) is [[Monarchy of Awasin|Queen of Awasin]]. She was elected queen on May 4 1995, three days after the abdication of her father, [[Askewhetu II]]. She is a member of the Running Wolf branch of the Makoyi clan. She is the first woman to hold the position of monarch, though her great-grandmother [[Avasa White Quiver]] held the unofficial title of regent in the wake of the [[Awasin#History#Crow Declaration|Crow Declaration]].
'''Waynoka''' (''[[Awasi:]]'' ᐗᔾᓄᑲ ᐅᒃᔅᑲ'ᓯᒪᑯᔨ'ᐃᓇ, Waynoka Okska'simakoyi'ina, born 26 February 1977) is [[Monarchy of Awasin|Queen of Awasin]]. She was elected queen on May 4 1995, three days after the abdication of her father, [[Askewhetu II]]. She is a member of the Running Wolf branch of the Makoyi clan. She is the first woman to hold the position of monarch, though her great-grandmother [[Avasa White Quiver]] held the unofficial title of regent in the wake of the [[Awasin#History#Crow Declaration|Crow Declaration]].


Waynoka was born in [[Nikanassin]], [[Awasin]], the eldest daughter of Askewhetu Running Wolf and his wife [[Sinopa]]. She became crown princess at the age of two following her father's election in 1979. She received private instruction for her primary and secondary schooling, and received a degree in environmental history from [[Bochiket College]] in [[Wazheganon]]. Her father's abdication in 1995, prompted by [[Askewhetu II#Illnesses|issues of health]], led the [[Ohmakha'kina]] to nominate Waynoka as replacement, and she succeeded him shortly after. Later that year she married [[Senaka Morning Plume]], with whom she has six children: [[Iksana Running Wolf|Iksana]], [[Kanti Running Wolf|Kanti]], [[Ayasha Running Wolf|Ayasha]], [[Sinoa Running Wolf|Sinoa]], [[Aran Running Wolf|Aran]], and [[Nila Running Wolf|Nila]].
Waynoka was born in [[Nikanassin]], [[Awasin]], the eldest daughter of Askewhetu Running Wolf and his wife [[Sinopa]]. She became crown princess at the age of two following her father's election in 1979. She received private instruction for her primary and secondary schooling, and received a degree in environmental history from [[Bochiket College]] in [[Wazheganon]]. Her father's abdication in 1995, prompted by [[Askewhetu II#Illnesses|issues of health]], led the [[Ohmakha'kina]] to nominate Waynoka as replacement, and she succeeded him shortly after. Later that year she married [[Senaka Morning Plume]], with whom she has six children: [[Iksana Running Wolf|Iksana]], [[Kanti Running Wolf|Kanti]], [[Ayasha Running Wolf|Ayasha]], [[Sinoa Running Wolf|Sinoa]], [[Aran Running Wolf|Aran]], and [[Nila Running Wolf|Nila]].

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Waynoka
Waynoka.png
Portrait by Anakausuen Whiteye, 2020
Queen of Awasin
Reign4 May 1995 – present
Coronation25 May 1995
PredecessorAskewhetu II
Born (1977-02-26) 26 February 1977 (age 47)
Nikanassin, Awasin
Spouse
Issue
Detail
Full name
Aapasksisi Wayno'kaiha Makoyi'okska'si
HouseMakoyi
FatherAskewhetu II
MotherSinopa Oldchild
ReligionAtsimism

Waynoka (Awasi: ᐗᔾᓄᑲ ᐅᒃᔅᑲ'ᓯᒪᑯᔨ'ᐃᓇ, Waynoka Okska'simakoyi'ina, born 26 February 1977) is Queen of Awasin. She was elected queen on May 4 1995, three days after the abdication of her father, Askewhetu II. She is a member of the Running Wolf branch of the Makoyi clan. She is the first woman to hold the position of monarch, though her great-grandmother Avasa White Quiver held the unofficial title of regent in the wake of the Crow Declaration.

Waynoka was born in Nikanassin, Awasin, the eldest daughter of Askewhetu Running Wolf and his wife Sinopa. She became crown princess at the age of two following her father's election in 1979. She received private instruction for her primary and secondary schooling, and received a degree in environmental history from Bochiket College in Wazheganon. Her father's abdication in 1995, prompted by issues of health, led the Ohmakha'kina to nominate Waynoka as replacement, and she succeeded him shortly after. Later that year she married Senaka Morning Plume, with whom she has six children: Iksana, Kanti, Ayasha, Sinoa, Aran, and Nila.

Waynoka's reign has been characterized by a high level of foreign cooperation and involvement on a global level. She is a noted rhetorician, environmentalist, and equestrian, funding programs both domestically and internationally for the adoption of Awasi mustangs as race and pleasure horses. She has advocated for the preservation of traditional architectural practices and ecological outlooks within Awasin.

Early life and education

Reign

Third Osawanon War

Belisarian relations

Marriage

Issue

Media image

Honors

See also