Archive:Mglo Thran-Mtix
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- This is a Hux Kham name; the honorific name is U, and the family name is Mglo.
| U Mglo Thran-Mtix | |
|---|---|
 photo of U Mglo Tran-Mtix preserved in Kemiko University | |
| Born | Mglo Klat 1781 Khin Mlak, Hux Kham |
| Died | 1847 Kemiko, Kema Mi Amo |
| Nationality | Kingdom of Hux Kham |
| Occupation | scholar, educator |
| Years active | 1806-1847 |
| Known for | founder of Kemiko University |
U Mglo Thran-Mtix(Qonklese: 柳誠意; 1781 – 1847), born Mglo Klat, was a Hux Kham scholar and educator, notable for founding Kema Mi Amo's first university, Kemiko University.
Life
U Mglo Tran-Mtix was born of a Mik Nlu family[1] in Khin Mlak, both of his parents were of the Mik Nlu class.
Tran-Mtix entered the Freethinker University in 1799, he graduated and became a scholar of tathangism in 1806, during the time of the university, he started to criticize the government and the politics due to the influence of his peers, as a result of being a political dissidant, he was banned from having governmental positions, many of his works were also banned, only scholarly works were allowed to publish under strict censorship, and he was only allowed to be a scholar and a teacher of the university, but nonetheless he was still seen as one of the greatest scholars of tathangism at that time.
In 1820, as members of the Freethinker University criticized the government more and more, including the king and the royal family, the king decided to shut down the university, Tran-Mitx wrote a letter to the king, advising the king not to close the school or to punish its members, but the king did not accept his advices and commanded to catch him, so Tran-Mtix was forced to runaway with his family. With the help of his friends and collegues, Tran-Mtix and his family moved to Kema Mi Amo as refugees on 23th February.
The atmosphere of Kema Mi Amo was way much freer than Hux Kham at that time, and the guarantee of the freedom of speech in Kema Mi Amo attracted Hux Kham dissidants who tried to seek refuge at that time, and therefore many Hux Kham dissidants at that time eventually settled in Kema Mi Amo in 1820s. As more and more Hux Kham dissidants arrived Kema Mi Amo, including many former teachers, scholars and students of the Freethiker University, Tran-Mtix decided to establish a school for Hux Kham refugees in Kema Mi Amo. To continue the higher education and academic activities of the Hux Kham refugees, in 1823, with the donations from Hux Kham refugees in Kema Mi Amo, Tran-Mtix founded the Kemiko University in Kemiko, the capital city of Kema Mi Amo, and became the first president of the Kemiko University until 1843.
Despite being a political dissidant, Tran-Mtix was still a typical Hux Kham person who adhered to tathangism and thus had a very conservative view towards morality, so while he appreciated the freedom of speech in Kema Mi Amo, he was disturbed by the prevalence of alcohol-drinking and prostitution there, and often wrote letters to the parliament of Kema Mi Amo, protesting the legalization of prostitution and alcohol-drinking, but the government of Kema Mi Amo never accepted his proposals and did not consider his proposals seriously.
Despite being listed on the blacklist of the I-mak Dynasty, Tran-Mtix always cared about the news of Hux Kham; however, he could not return Hux Kham when he was alive, he died of disease in Kemiko, Kema Mi Amo, on 22th December, 1847, few months before the Republican Revolution of Hux Kham.
Family
Mglo Tran-Mtix had three sons and five daughters:
- Oldest Daughter: unknown(1803-1806), died at age 3.
- Oldest Son: unnamed(1805), died shortly after birth.
- Second Son: Mglo Ta-Klat(1808-1884). linguist.
- Great-grandson: Mglo Blan(1875-1958), also known as Hayna Hemekoe in Ame, businessman, founder of the KingEn Automobiles.
- Second Daughter: unnamed(1812), died shortly after birth.
- Youngest Son: unnamed(1817-1821), died at age 4.
- Third Daughter: unnamed(1823-1825), died at age 2.
- Fourth Daughter: Mglo Mtru-Sar(1824-1850), twin daughter of Mglo Lim, moved back to Hux Kham in 1848 and killed in the civil war in 1850.
- Youngest Daughter: Mglo Lim(1824-1902), also known as Eitari Hemekoe in Ame, twin sister of Mglo Mtru-Sar, singer and entertainer, married with the son of Hekero V(the queen of Kema Mi Amo in 1798~1812).