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Bann Schemer
Bann Schemer's Official Photograph Portrait c. 1855
Born	(1804-09-13)September 13, 1804
Died	April 18, 1888(1888-04-18) (aged 83) Weachen, Shohuan
Nationality	Shohuanese
Other names	Bannen the Great
Alma mater	National University of Weachen
Occupation	Republican National Guard
Years active	1828 - 1842
Known for	Longest Serving President of Shohuan Military and Political Theorist
Notable work	Treatise on the Ailments of Men and Sentients Alike
Title	12th President of Shohuan Emperor of Algador
Term	1854 - 1872
Predecessor	Annu Weaeche
Successor	Natter Inaouer
Spouse(s)	Empress Diaena Gyo 1837 - 1871
Partner(s)	Susceib Coke Nurséétú Éénú

Bann Schemer was Shohuan's most notable president, beginning numerous reforms, aiding in the industrialization of the nation, creating the Republican Navy along with the colonial expansions of the nation, and established Shohuan as the modern, cultural capital of Vaniu. His reforms and actions led to the rise of the Shohuanese state in international politics in a format he called "Tchertchu Schjurun" (Threaded Politics) while also causing the downfall of the Terminian Empire which had always been a strong competitor against Shohuan's expansion and trade.

Political Career

Diplomat

The Algeluer Expedition

As Bann Schemer had arrived in Algador, he was under orders to better relations with the Algadorian Emperor. He had tried time and time again to receive audience with the Emperor but to no luck. He was, however, invited to the annual charity ball that the Gyo dynasty had held, and there he had met the Emperor's heir apparent and daughter; Diaena Mal'la Gyo. The two had met and soon hit it off with one another and with his newly established connection he could gain audience with the Emperor. However, Bann had stepped out of line when an affair with the princess began. The Emperor of Algador was unwilling to allow a marriage with a non-noble but as the man had persuaded the Algadorian Emperor of Shohuan's growing potential as an ally, the emperor allowed it on the condition that Algador and Shohuan become official allies with the allowance of the marriage. He willfully agreed to the proposal and soon married the princess of Algador cementing the alliance. The senate of Algador and the President was not pleased, however, as the marriage was seen as "problematic" and "guaranteeing a conflict with Algador's neighbours" and so he was ordered to divorce the princess which he had fervently refused resulting in his recall from the nation in 1838.