Archive:Vonät Ëløin
| Vonät Ëløin | |
|---|---|
| Born | Vonat Kastau November 9, 1978 Aliyátex, Fals Empire |
| Residence | Idärä Xeyäšäd, Terenarth, Yaxarhayut |
| Nationality | Yaxarhayutian |
| Ethnicity | Fáknir Fals |
| Occupation | Actor |
| Years active | 2000—present |
| Notable work | Role of President Däkär Fäkír in Äzäng. |
Vonät Ëløin (IPA: /ˈvonɑt ˈɛlʲɑʊ̯ʷɑɪ̯n/; born 9 November 1978) is a naturalised Yaxarhayutian actor and political activist. He is famous for his role as President Däkär Fäkír in the bestselling movie Äzäng, as well as being one of the few Fals actors to appear in Yaxarhayutian film. Born in the Fals Empire, he emigrated to Yaxarhayut in 1994, and naturalised in 1998, acquiring a position with MŠÖT in 2000. Vonät is also famous for being one of the few converts to the Vadyashon faith, which, according to a 2006 interview with him, greatly expedited his citizenship application as it was "an indication of his sincere desire to assimilate with the Yaxarhayutian people".
Vonät has been a lifelong proponent of Borosan unity, and has led protests at Tërënärcäd Square in favour of the Taanttu Cultural Organisation as well as other pan-Borosan projects, such as the Trans-Borosan Railway. He has acquired a following significant enough that in 2011 he was nearly elected to hold an independent seat for the Duchy of Terenarth in the Council of Delegates, which, had his campaign succeeded, would have made him the first independent to be elected as a Delegate in Yaxarhayutian history, as well as the first non-human to hold a position in Yaxarhayutian politics.