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Line 17: ==Character History== ==Character History== − '''Atrisha Kisabaka''' was a senior political figure from the world of [[Bryant]] in the [[Terran Hegemony]] during the closing years of the [[Star League]] era. After [[Stefan Amaris]] assassinated [[First Lord]] [[Richard Cameron]], launching his coup to take over the Terran Hegemony and ultimately the Star League, elections were called within the Hegemony. The elections, driven by Amaris, were to elect a new [[Director-General]] of the Terran Hegemony, and were to be held on 28 January [[2767]].<ref name="H:LoTV1p86">''Historical: Liberation of Terra Volume 1'', p. 86, "Mandate of the People"</ref> + '''Atrisha Kisabaka''' (b. ???? - d. ????) was a senior political figure from the world of [[Bryant]] in the [[Terran Hegemony]] during the closing years of the [[Star League]] era. After [[Stefan Amaris]] assassinated [[First Lord]] [[Richard Cameron]], launching his coup to take over the Terran Hegemony and ultimately the Star League, elections were called within the Hegemony. The elections, driven by Amaris, were to elect a new [[Director-General]] of the Terran Hegemony, and were to be held on 28 January [[2767]].<ref name="H:LoTV1p86">''Historical: Liberation of Terra Volume 1'', p. 86, "Mandate of the People"</ref> A member of the [[Hegemony High Council]] at the time, Kisabaka was one of three political figures within the Hegemony to include her name on the ballot in opposition to Amaris, the others being [[Somjit Berkhout]] of [[Fomalhaut]] and Count [[Frederick Oldenhof]], President of the [[Terran Congress]]; however, Amaris arranged for both Berkhout and Kisabaka to withdraw from the ballot prior to the election. Berkhout's name was withdrawn after the Fomalhautian was indicted for embezzlement; in Kisabaka's case, Amaris had her family rounded up and imprisoned in a gulag somewhere on the [[Terra|Terran]] continent of Africa. This led to Kisabaka withdrawing her name from the ballot to instead focus on "family needs", leaving Amaris to run effectively unopposed. This was just one of a number of ways in which Amaris and his supporters rigged the election, and resulted in him being elected to the post of Director-General on 30 January 2767.<ref name="H:LoTV1p86"/> A member of the [[Hegemony High Council]] at the time, Kisabaka was one of three political figures within the Hegemony to include her name on the ballot in opposition to Amaris, the others being [[Somjit Berkhout]] of [[Fomalhaut]] and Count [[Frederick Oldenhof]], President of the [[Terran Congress]]; however, Amaris arranged for both Berkhout and Kisabaka to withdraw from the ballot prior to the election. Berkhout's name was withdrawn after the Fomalhautian was indicted for embezzlement; in Kisabaka's case, Amaris had her family rounded up and imprisoned in a gulag somewhere on the [[Terra|Terran]] continent of Africa. This led to Kisabaka withdrawing her name from the ballot to instead focus on "family needs", leaving Amaris to run effectively unopposed. This was just one of a number of ways in which Amaris and his supporters rigged the election, and resulted in him being elected to the post of Director-General on 30 January 2767.<ref name="H:LoTV1p86"/>
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| − | '''Atrisha Kisabaka''' was a senior political figure from the world of [[Bryant]] in the [[Terran Hegemony]] during the closing years of the [[Star League]] era. After [[Stefan Amaris]] assassinated [[First Lord]] [[Richard Cameron]], launching his coup to take over the Terran Hegemony and ultimately the Star League, elections were called within the Hegemony. The elections, driven by Amaris, were to elect a new [[Director-General]] of the Terran Hegemony, and were to be held on 28 January [[2767]].<ref name="H:LoTV1p86">''Historical: Liberation of Terra Volume 1'', p. 86, "Mandate of the People"</ref> | + | '''Atrisha Kisabaka''' (b. ???? - d. ????) was a senior political figure from the world of [[Bryant]] in the [[Terran Hegemony]] during the closing years of the [[Star League]] era. After [[Stefan Amaris]] assassinated [[First Lord]] [[Richard Cameron]], launching his coup to take over the Terran Hegemony and ultimately the Star League, elections were called within the Hegemony. The elections, driven by Amaris, were to elect a new [[Director-General]] of the Terran Hegemony, and were to be held on 28 January [[2767]].<ref name="H:LoTV1p86">''Historical: Liberation of Terra Volume 1'', p. 86, "Mandate of the People"</ref> |
A member of the [[Hegemony High Council]] at the time, Kisabaka was one of three political figures within the Hegemony to include her name on the ballot in opposition to Amaris, the others being [[Somjit Berkhout]] of [[Fomalhaut]] and Count [[Frederick Oldenhof]], President of the [[Terran Congress]]; however, Amaris arranged for both Berkhout and Kisabaka to withdraw from the ballot prior to the election. Berkhout's name was withdrawn after the Fomalhautian was indicted for embezzlement; in Kisabaka's case, Amaris had her family rounded up and imprisoned in a gulag somewhere on the [[Terra|Terran]] continent of Africa. This led to Kisabaka withdrawing her name from the ballot to instead focus on "family needs", leaving Amaris to run effectively unopposed. This was just one of a number of ways in which Amaris and his supporters rigged the election, and resulted in him being elected to the post of Director-General on 30 January 2767.<ref name="H:LoTV1p86"/> | A member of the [[Hegemony High Council]] at the time, Kisabaka was one of three political figures within the Hegemony to include her name on the ballot in opposition to Amaris, the others being [[Somjit Berkhout]] of [[Fomalhaut]] and Count [[Frederick Oldenhof]], President of the [[Terran Congress]]; however, Amaris arranged for both Berkhout and Kisabaka to withdraw from the ballot prior to the election. Berkhout's name was withdrawn after the Fomalhautian was indicted for embezzlement; in Kisabaka's case, Amaris had her family rounded up and imprisoned in a gulag somewhere on the [[Terra|Terran]] continent of Africa. This led to Kisabaka withdrawing her name from the ballot to instead focus on "family needs", leaving Amaris to run effectively unopposed. This was just one of a number of ways in which Amaris and his supporters rigged the election, and resulted in him being elected to the post of Director-General on 30 January 2767.<ref name="H:LoTV1p86"/> | ||