Gwhermos Seh2lusonos of the Ghankor tribe, of the H2erh2n̥gw clan
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| Birth Date | 7627, 5th of Estorun |
| Birth place | Rūdhroskhom |
| Nationality | Hergom Wolgos |
| Height | 7 ft 3 in |
| Spouse | Gwendhā Septā Welghwosā of the Ghērspōt tribe, of the H1ekwos clan |
| Children | 14 |
| Mother | Gwlela Pér̥gwa of the Ghankor tribe, of the Sephwes clan |
| Father | Seh2lusoS H1r̥dhēsunus of the Ghankor tribe, of the H2erh2n̥gw clan |
| Residence | Nekwehon, Hergom |
| Education | tbc |
| Alma mater | tbc |
| Occupation | Tribal leader |
| Known for | tbc |
| Signature | GwhermosSignature.jpg |
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| Status | Active |
| Term Start | 7678 |
Gwhermos Seh2lusonos of the Ghankor tribe, of the H2erh2n̥gw clan is the head of state for Hergom ep swekorwos.
Biography
Early Life and Family Background
Born on the 5th of Estorun, 7627, in the city of Rūdhroskhom located on Neptus Island, Gwhermos hailed from the oldest Wolgos settlement in Kupeya. His birth occurred seven years after the end of the Second Wolgos Trek. His family had settled on the island ten years prior and played a significant role in unifying the traditional Ghankor heritage clans into the modern Ghankor tribe. This tribe specialized in shipbuilding, dry docks, machining, and recycling derelicts into tools and supplies such as cookware and log burners to support resettlement efforts.
At the age of eleven, Gwhermos's clan, H2erh2n̥gw, relocated to the upper Pleudhara River valley to establish a new iron ore mine and steel furnaces near a new dam constructed by the Skēlghēu tribe. In alliance, both tribes built a new industrial zone and charcoal plant to facilitate steel production using electric arc furnaces. This industrial zone grew into the city of Kérsróm, named after the piles of native corpses and bones that crowded the main road during a time when captured natives died by the thousands while building the Kérsróm-Wódmór dam.
Rise in the Ghankor Tribe
In 7648, Gwhermos became foreman of the Ghankor Wire and Machining Concern in Kérsróm, and five years later, he was appointed as a tribal representative in the tribe's hierarchy. By 7658, Gwhermos transferred his directorship and became a full-time tribal minister, representing the Kérsróm district of the Ghankor tribe in the intra-tribal council.
With the start of the Second Coalition War in 7663, Gwhermos served as an auxiliary officer for logistics in the Azemmur Bay front, excelling in facilitating the transport of supplies to the battlefront and managing newly acquired Imbatu slaves and POWs. In 7665, he was elevated to the Ghankor inner circle, becoming a Hregwis Wl̥kwos in the Gweḱwōntiyo Hregwes (tribal council).
In 7666, Gwhermos married Gwendhā Septā Welghwosā of the Ghērspōt tribe, daughter of an inner circle member. This marriage facilitated partnerships between the Ghankor, Skēlghēu, Ghērspōt, and Wēymisdh tribes, forming the Wérus Healthcare Federation and expanding the production of heavy engineering equipment. Gwendhā Septā played a crucial role in increasing Gwhermos's influence in the Gweḱwōntiyo Hregwes, using her social circle to maneuver political support and opposition.
Ascension to Heghnom Kawisoos and career
In 7678, on the 32nd of Halyga, a challenge was brought against the incumbent Heghnom Kawisoos, resulting in a heated session with accusations and skirmishes. The session ended with the incumbent stepping down at 4 am on the 33rd. A resignation party was held, and on the 34th, Gwhermos was proclaimed the new Heghnom Kawisoos in a televised ceremony, with all tribes ratifying his appointment.
From 7681 to 7683, Hergom fulfilled its emancipation obligations under the Accord for Restrained Arms and International Harmony, dismantling institutions that created a large serf and slave population. Laws were enacted to provide universal guarantees for non-Wolgos within Hergom, along with regulations mandating the labour of newly emancipated populations in exchange for wages. Gwhermos championed regulations to restrict the movement of non-Wolgos populations and required them to register with employment agencies for access to movement permits, financial services, and protections.
Since 7683, Gwhermos has navigated Hergom through an era of emancipation, addressing security threats such as the resurgence of sectarian violence between the Nara and Vanara denominations of Chalam and Gahnam faiths. His administration is formulating new legislation and strategies to deal with calls for representation and foreign hominid rights. Under the Gwhermos Emancipation Doctrine, non-Wolgos are to remain subjects and protectorates of the Wolgos, with representation limited to appointed local elites under the Bureau of Eokoesr Affairs.
Gwendhā Septā Welghwosā of the Ghērspōt tribe, of the H1ekwos clan
Gwendhā Septā Welghwosā was born on the 17th of Vetrun, 7639, into the prestigious H1ekwos clan of the Ghērspōt tribe. The Ghērspōt tribe, renowned for its extensive engineering and machinery workshops and administrative services, provided a rich and influential environment for her upbringing. As one of three daughters among fifteen siblings, Gwendhā was singled out by her father, an influential inner circle member, to be groomed for a life of power and influence. Her education was unparalleled, attending the finest academies and finishing schools in Hergom, where she was molded into a sophisticated and adept socialite.
During her debutante era, Gwendhā quickly established herself as a prominent figure within the upper echelons of Wolgos society. Her charm, intelligence, and strategic social skills made her a magnet for the most influential suitors from various tribes. Gwendhā’s social gatherings became legendary, attracting the elite and forming a network of allies that would be crucial in her future endeavors. She cultivated a large following among Wolgos women and forged connections with influential men, leveraging these relationships to build her social and political capital.
In 7662, Gwendhā met Gwhermos, a rising star within the Ghankor tribe. Their courtship, marked by strategic social engagements and mutual respect, blossomed over the next few years. Their marriage, which took place after the end of the Second Coalition War, was a masterstroke of political strategy. This union not only solidified the cooperation between their respective tribes but also propelled the advancement of industrial initiatives that would shape the future of their society.
Gwendhā bore Gwhermos fourteen children, many of whom were sons. Following the tradition of her family, she meticulously groomed her children for roles of power and influence. Her home became a training ground for future leaders, where she imparted lessons on strategy, politics, and leadership. Gwendhā used her extensive network and her husband’s influence to secure positions of privilege and authority for her children, ensuring that her family's legacy of power would continue unabated.
Gwendhā’s presence at the soirees of Wolgos society’s upper echelons is both a social highlight and strategic. She is often seen close to her husband during Gweḱwōntiyo Hregwes sessions, where her insights and influence were invaluable. Despite her official position as a wife and mother, Gwendhā wields considerable power through her husband, children, brothers, and her extensive network of contacts. Her influence permeates the administration of Hergom, and it is widely believed that some of Gwhermos’s initiatives are driven by her strategic interests and suggestions.
Gwendhā has a reputation amongst her supporters and detractors as a master of manipulation and coercion, known for her ruthless approach to achieving her goals. She has employed blackmail, threats, and strategic marriages to eliminate opposition and secure her family's dominance. Her social gatherings serve as fronts for political maneuvering, where she gathers information, identifies potential threats, and sways undecided figures to her side. Gwendhā’s strategic mind and her ability to navigate the complex political landscape has made her a formidable force in Wolgos society.
Family
| Bhórdh1 Gwhermosonos | Gwhermos II Gwhermosonos | Léykwe Gwhermosonos | Kréuksos Gwhermosonos | Ghósdhghos Gwhermosonos | Sépkwol Gwhermosonos | Dhéler Gwhermosonas |
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| Director of the Krewdos United Energy Concern | Lieutenant in the H2egmegh2, Currently stationed with the peacekeeping force in Ratna | Director of Wérus Healthcare Federation | Hlrike Bherghmegh2 Paladin, rumoured to have served in operations in the Gate of Light, currently on tour in Bule. | Director of Ghankor Steel and tribal minister for the Ghankor tribe | Professional Xorgis player for the Wérunodhuros. | Direct sales queen and celebrity for Gwenwos Phorus cosmetics. |
| Gwēwis Gwhermosonas | Mebhā Gwhermosonas | Pesunā Gwhermosonas | Gweln̥sā Gwhermosonas | H1ekwos Gwhermosonos | Selwī Gwhermosonos | Welhen Gwhermosonas |
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