Okmot Utib
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- This is an East Mirarian name. The native form of this personal name is Ugþib Ogmót Algat. This article uses Western name order when mentioning individuals.
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| Born | 26 March 1790 X, Kingdom of Athsud |
| Died | 5 April 1860 (aged 69) X, Terminia |
| Nationality | Athsudan |
| Education | Povrath University |
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Ogmót Ugþib (Athsudan: Ugþib Ogmót Algat Ugþib Ogmót Algat), also romanized as Ogmot Ugthib or Ogmat Ugthib, was an Athsudan Political Writer and proponent of Balkism.
Early life
Ogmot was born on 26 March 1790 to a wealthy middle-class family in Athsud, his mother was ethnically Juhash and his father Athsudan. He had very little difficulty in his childhood, his schools often remarked of his brilliant performance, and he excelled at every subject. Something something X
Life in Povrath
In 18XX he left his home of X to study in Povrath. X
Early works
Monarchs and their Societies
Monarchs and their Societies is Ogmot's most well known Balkist work, and helped form the basis of Balkist Athsudan thought, sometimes even classified as Ugthibism. Written in 18XX during the Juhash-Athsudan War, he X.