Vincent Remot

Vincent Remot (1722-1798) was a famous writer from modern day Winst. He is most famous for writing Les Paguinots a work of historical fiction that served as the inspiration of Guinot Nationalisme, as well as several political treatises.

Born to a noble Wintonian family. The families title was stripped and his mother executed by the Kaiserin. The Remot family was able to enter the care of their cousins the _____.

Vincent was sent to the University of Silvus where he graduated with a dual degree in Philosophy and Soliçian Literature. He joined several secret societies and social clubs in the city. Including the Meroni Solidarity Brotherhood a radical republican group.

In 1868 Remot published Les Paguinots. By 1870 he had fled the Empire of Lunderfrau after a warrant for his arrest was issued. He ended up settling in Mèronie where we was able to witness first hand the Second Mèronie Revolution. Both inspired and disgruntled by the works of Fabien Robiquet Remot started writing numerous political texts which were smuggled into the Duchies of Vich and Ester which outlined the need to create the new nation of Guinst for the Guinot people between the Vesil and Kesil rivers and it's republican nature.

Remot died in 1798 from consumption in Mèronie. His remains would remain there until 1832 and the creation of the Gostic Union, when they were returned to Silvus.