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| Born | Farid Mubashir Nicholas Dmitry Ivanov-Aidarus Vilna, Velikoslavia 8 May 2017 |
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Farid Mubashir Nicholas Dmitry Ivanov-Aidarus is a an aristocrat and nephew of Alexis V of Velikoslavia. He is the illegitimate child of Anastasia and Mubashir, second son of Prince Faisal. His birth was highly controversial in multiple Belisarian courts due to the large number of Ivanov and Aidarus relations that reviled illegitmate children. So that he could grow up outside of the controversy of the Velikoslavian court, where a Grand Princess birthing an illegitimate child with a foreign aristocrat caused a significant scandal, Farid and his mother moved to Hauptburg, Garima in 2018 at the invitation of King Conrad IV of Garima, where they both reside as of 2023.
Early Life
Current Life
Controversy
illegitimate child