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'''Jokhal Goheulen''' known as '''Hargunson Goheulen''' or '''J. Hargunson Goheulen''' (September 20, 1580 - March 29, 1641) was a [[Yogania|Yoganian]] military commander and politician most known for being the second ''Buleyn'' of the [[Buggan Empire]]. He is part of the influential Goheulen family, his father Halthar Goheulen already being known as one of the best military generals in Yogania. He was given the nickname Hargunson (=tough) in his youth and kept it as his name, every document he signed as either Hargunson Goheulen or J. Hargunson Goheulen. | |||
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Buleyn Hargunson Goheulen | |
|---|---|
| Buleyn of the Buggan Empire | |
| In office 1614–1621 | |
| Monarch | Yodolyd VI |
| Preceded by | Jakob Jom Buleyn |
| Succeeded by | Bul. Gorkus Kolestadt |
| Personal details | |
| Born | Jokhal Goheulen September 20, 1580 Hangeul, Budlin, Yogania |
| Died | March 29, 1641 (age 60) Koppola, Yogania |
| Resting place | Willenbursen Graveyard |
| Nationality | Yoganian |
| Spouse | Budryn Kolstinn |
| Children | 9 |
| Parent | Halthar Goheulen (father) |
Jokhal Goheulen known as Hargunson Goheulen or J. Hargunson Goheulen (September 20, 1580 - March 29, 1641) was a Yoganian military commander and politician most known for being the second Buleyn of the Buggan Empire. He is part of the influential Goheulen family, his father Halthar Goheulen already being known as one of the best military generals in Yogania. He was given the nickname Hargunson (=tough) in his youth and kept it as his name, every document he signed as either Hargunson Goheulen or J. Hargunson Goheulen.