Thatig Homdjir
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Thatig Homdjir | |
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President Homdjir's Official Photograph Portrait c. 1855 | |
Born | September 13, 1804 |
Died | April 18, 1888 Weachen, Shohuan | (aged 83)
Nationality | Shohuanese |
Other names | Thatig the Great |
Alma mater | National University of Gvanieg |
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 |
Term | 1854 - 1872 |
Thatig Homdjir 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 "Vdeþþaiêwitsez Hollhuq" (Threaded Politics) while also playing a major role in the downfall of the Terminian Three Kingdoms which had always been a strong competitor against Shohuan's expansion and trade.