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{{Infobox Prime Minister
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|honorific-prefix  = The Right Honorable
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|name              = The Lord Kinnamos
|honorific-prefix  = The Most Admirable
|honorific-suffix  =
|name              = Isaakios Kinnamos
|honorific-suffix  = [[Orders, decorations, and medals of Latium#Orders of chivalry|MCC]]
|image              = Ciampi ritratto.jpg
|image              = Ciampi ritratto.jpg
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|office4            = Leader of the [[Imbrosian Voters Union]]
|office4            = Leader of the [[Perateian Progress]]
|term_start4        = 14 February 1979
|term_start4        = 14 February 1979
|term_end4          = 19 April 2016
|term_end4          = 19 April 2016
|predecessor4      = Thomas Asanes
|predecessor4      = Thomas Asanes
|successor4        =  [[Anna Kinnamos]]
|successor4        =  [[Anna Kinnamos]]
|office5            =  [[Senate of the Latin Empire|Senator]] for Thyroskopeion
|office5            =  [[Senate of Latium|Senator of Latium]]
|term_start5        =  7 January 1986
|term_start5        =  7 January 1986
|term_end5          =  12 March 2014
|term_end5          =  12 March 2014
|predecessor5      = Alexios Synadenos
|office6            = [[Leonopolis|Mayor of Leonopolis]]
|successor5        = [[Anna Kinnamos]]
|term_start6       = 18 April 1977
| office6 = Mayor of Alexandria
|term_end6         =  7 January 1986
| term_start6 = 18 April 1977
|predecessor6       = Paul Fulvius
| term_end6 =  7 January 1986
|successor6         = Andreas Pavius
| predecessor6 = Paul Fulvius
| successor6 = Andreas Pavius
|birth_date        =  {{Birth date|1937|12|29|df=y}}  
|birth_date        =  {{Birth date|1937|12|29|df=y}}  
|birth_place        = Hagios Onouphrios, [[Imbros]], [[Latium]]
|birth_place        = Hagios Onouphrios, [[Diocese of the East]]
|death_date        = {{Death date and age|2016|4|19|1937|12|29|df=y}}
|death_date        = {{Death date and age|2016|4|19|1937|12|29|df=y}}
|death_place        = Alexandria, [[Latium]]
|death_place        = [[Leonopolis]], [[Diocese of the East]]
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|birthname          = Isaakios Kinnamos Manuel Demitrios
|birthname          = Isaakios Kinnamos Manuel Demitrios
|citizenship        = Latin
|citizenship        = Latin
|nationality        =
|nationality        = Mysian
|party              = [[Together for Imbros]]
|party              = [[Perateian Progress]]
|spouse            = {{marriage|Andrea Anistia|1985}}
|spouse            = {{marriage|Andrea Anistia|1985}}
|children          = 2 (inc. [[Anna Kinnamos]])
|children          = 2 (inc. [[Anna Kinnamos]])
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'''Isaakios Kinnamos, Lord Kinnamos''' (29 December 1937 – 19 April 2016) was a Latin politician of [[Imbros|Imbrosian]] descent and former Senator for Thyroskopeion from 1986 until 2010.  
'''Isaakios Kinnamos''' [[Orders, decorations, and medals of Latium#Orders of chivalry|MCC]] (29 December 1937 – 19 April 2016) was a Latin-Peratiean politician of [[Mysia|Mysian]] descent, who served in the [[Senate of Latium|Latin Senate]] from 1986 until 2010.  


Kinnamos became leader of the [[Together for Imbros]] in 1979, which has since lead to a great revival for the party and a shift left in policies. He has been a great and prominent advocate for greater Greek autonomy in Latium. However, he reaffirms that he is a proud citizen of Latium, attributing this to the great respect he earned for [[Diana Augusta]] and the Latin Monarchy for the Imperial actions during the Social War to protect the Hellene people. Kinnamos declined to run for reelection in 2010, opting to retire from public office; he remained MYI leader until his assassination in 2016.  
Kinnamos became leader of the [[Perateian Progresss]] in 1979, which has since lead to a great revival for the party and a shift left in policies. He has been a great and prominent advocate for greater Peratian autonomy within Latium. He was appointed Mayor of Leonopolis in 1977, serving until he joined the Senate in 1986. Kinnamos remained in the Senate until 2010, briefly serving as Promagistrate for the East.


In July 2010, he was made a life peer as The Lord Kinnamos by [[Jason Augustus|Emperor Jason VI Augustus]].
==Family==
Kinnamos was born in 1937 to Maurice and Maria Kinnamos in the small rural town of Hagios Onouphrios in the county of Bósporos. He was the youngest of four children and the only son of Maurice and Maria. By trade, his father was a farmer on land that had been in the family's possession for over two centuries. His mother's occupation was never documented, nor was her family name. Kinnamos hasn't spoken much of his family in interviews, but he states that he was named after his patrilineal grandfather.
==Personal Life & Education==
Kinnamos attended primary school in his village of Hagios Onouphrios, though he has stated in interviews that he was a slow learner and significantly struggled in his schoolings. He attended primary school at in interesting time in Latin history, when the National Workers Social Movement Party controlled the Senate, and attempted to institute a number of laws to restrict the usage of the Greek language, and even the rights of Greek citizens. At age 9, he was one of many students who was forced into usage of Latin at schools. Later in 1948, he and many of his classmates were prohibited from attending public schooling due to their Greek ethnicity, and he, along with his sisters were sent away to live with an aunt. His parents were killed by members of the Voluntarius Militia National Obequio, the NWSMP paramilitary wing, as Imperial forces closed in on the liberation of Hagios Onouphrios. When the war ended, Kinnamos was 18 years old and officially joined the Latin Army upon his acceptance to Olympia Military Academy, where he studied Politics, Philosophy, and Economics.
===Marriage===
Kinnamos remained unmarried until he was 47 years old, when he married Lady Andrea Anistia, youngest daughter of Peter Anistius, 17th Duke Palaiologi. At 30 years old, Andrea Anistia was 17 years his junior; the two remained married until his assassination in 2016. The couple met at a ball during Kinnamos' tenure as Mayor of Alexandria. Together they had two children: Maurice and [[Anna Kinnamos|Anna]].
==Political Career==
===Assassination===
==Styles, honors, and decorations==
===Styles===
* '''18 July 2010 – 19 April 2016''': ''The Rt. Hon.'' Lord Kinnamos
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Revision as of 20:48, 10 November 2020

The Most Admirable
Isaakios Kinnamos
Ciampi ritratto.jpg
Leader of the Perateian Progress
In office
14 February 1979 – 19 April 2016
Preceded byThomas Asanes
Succeeded byAnna Kinnamos
Senator of Latium
In office
7 January 1986 – 12 March 2014
Mayor of Leonopolis
In office
18 April 1977 – 7 January 1986
Preceded byPaul Fulvius
Succeeded byAndreas Pavius
Personal details
Born
Isaakios Kinnamos Manuel Demitrios

(1937-12-29)29 December 1937
Hagios Onouphrios, Diocese of the East
Died19 April 2016(2016-04-19) (aged 78)
Leonopolis, Diocese of the East
CitizenshipLatin
NationalityMysian
Political partyPerateian Progress
Spouse
Andrea Anistia (m. 1985)
Children2 (inc. Anna Kinnamos)
Alma materOlympia (P.P.E.)
Military service
Allegiance Latium
Branch/service Latin Army
Years of service1955–1970
RankDecanus

Isaakios Kinnamos MCC (29 December 1937 – 19 April 2016) was a Latin-Peratiean politician of Mysian descent, who served in the Latin Senate from 1986 until 2010.

Kinnamos became leader of the Perateian Progresss in 1979, which has since lead to a great revival for the party and a shift left in policies. He has been a great and prominent advocate for greater Peratian autonomy within Latium. He was appointed Mayor of Leonopolis in 1977, serving until he joined the Senate in 1986. Kinnamos remained in the Senate until 2010, briefly serving as Promagistrate for the East.