Adar Oken
Adar Oken | |
|---|---|
| Leader of the Oken | |
| In office 4-4 41 TT – 12-8 34 TT | |
| Preceded by | Arakar Oken |
| Succeeded by | Kazant Oken |
| Personal details | |
| Born | 22-8 100 TT Oksken, Kingdom of Akaria |
| Died | 12-8 34 TT Between Ilksken and Oksken, Kingdom of Akaria |
| Spouse | Mynine Ikane |
| Children | Johnakar Oken
Kazant Oken |
| Parent(s) | Arakar Oken
Dratoi Oken |
Adar Oken was the Leader of the Oken from 41 TT to 34 TT
Biograhy
Early life
Adar Oken was born in Oksken to Leader of the Oken, Arakar Oken and her husband Dratoi Oken.
2nd Oken Election
Adar's mother died on 4-2 41 TT triggering the 2nd Oken Election. In her will Nailar gave Adar 15 of the 100 electoral votes for use in Oken elections.
Adar met with his cousin and fellow elector Adanoi Oken on 10-2 41 TT. At the meeting Adar convinced Adanoi to vote for him by claiming that the more traditionalist elector Kachur Oken was vying for the leadership of the Oken and was going around the Oken Kadrike attempting to win support.
The election concluded on 4-4 41 TT with Adar elected Leader of the Oken.
Adar Daily
Beginning in the early 40 TTs the Oken Kadrike was struck by several violent attacks against members of the Oken carried out by the impoverished population of Oksken.
To try and raise support of the Oken among the populace Adar created a television and radio program called Adar Daily. The show was recorded everyday in the morning and consisted of Adar talking about issues plaguing the kadrike and the news.
Ilksken to Oksken Train
Adar used Oken funds, along with Ilksken funds to co-fund the creation of a subway between Ilksken and Oksken. Construction of the train began on 8-6 38 TT.
Death
Adar Oken died on 12-8 34 TT when the Ilksken-Oksken Train car he was on at the time collided with another car. In his will he left all of his votes to his firstborn son Kazant and gave his other son, Johnakar ownership of several factories in Oksken.