Lord of Mik

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The Honourable Lord of Mik
Le-ngo′
PC MP
邰耦
Prime Minister of Themiclesia
In office
Mar. 22, 1910 – Jan. 15, 1912
MonarchEmperor Goi
Preceded byLord of Rjem-'ar
Succeeded byGoh Mjanh-krje
ConstituencyHouse of Lords
Majority31 seats
Prime Minister of Themiclesia
In office
Nov. 22, 1915 – Apr. 30, 1916
Monarch Emperor Goi
Preceded byGoh Mjanh-krje
Succeeded byGoh Mjanh-krje
ConstituencyHouse of Lords
Majority44 seats
Personal details
Born(1847-06-05)June 5, 1847
Kien-k'ang, Themiclesia
DiedSeptember 17, 1928(1928-09-17) (aged 81)
Kien-k'ang, Themiclesia
CitizenshipThemiclesian
Political partyLiberal Party
Height172 cm (5 ft 8 in)
EducationArmy Academy
Western University
Military service
Branch/serviceMilitia of Lêng
Years of service1877 – 1890
RankColonel

The Hon. Lord of Mik PC MP (Shinasthana: 密侯, mik-go; Jun. 5, 1847 – Sep. 17, 1928) was a Themiclesian military officer and Liberal politician. He served as prime minister between 1910 and 1912, and again between 1915 and 1916.

During his first tenure, he focused on the reduction of the progressive income tax introduced by the Lord of Krungh. At the same time and in his second tenure, he heavily reformed the army and funded naval ships. His leadership in the Liberal Party paved the way for the first non-titled person to become prime minister, Goh Mranh-kje, while the Consolidated Army today venerate him as the "Father of the Army".

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