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==History== | ==History== | ||
===Free Worlds League=== | ===Free Worlds League=== | ||
| − | In [[2266]], [[Detlev Marik]] was contacted by Sir [[George Humphreys]] at the behest of [[ | + | In [[2266]], [[Detlev Marik]] was contacted by Sir [[George Humphreys]] at the behest of [[Tomàs Allison]], the head-of-state of the [[Federation of Oriente]]. Allison proposed a permanent alliance between their nations and the [[Principality of Regulus]]. Detlev balked initially, though he liked the idea, fearing that it could not happen. Humphreys continued negotiating, however, until he persevered in [[2269]]. During a meeting, Humphreys mentioned to Detlev that [[Raju Selaj]] collected miniature items: books, dolls, figurines, paintings, and the like. Detlev collected historic awards and trophies, and found himself intrigued by Selaj's collection. Detlev gave Humphreys a message to pass to Selaj and the pair began a correspondence that lasted for years.<ref>''House Marik (The Free Worlds League)'', p. 11, "The Turning Point"</ref><ref>''Handbook: House Marik'', p. 12, "The Hoarder Kings"</ref> |
==Titles and Positions== | ==Titles and Positions== | ||
Revision as of 00:32, 10 November 2021
Raju Selaj | |
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| Personal | |
| Affiliation | House Selaj |
| Profile | |
| Title(s) | Prince of Regulus[1] |
| Position(s) | Minister of Trade[1] |
| Profession | Noble |
| Family | |
| Parents | Hugo Selaj (father) Marianne Marik (mother) |
Raju Selaj was one of the founding members of the Free Worlds League.
History
Free Worlds League
In 2266, Detlev Marik was contacted by Sir George Humphreys at the behest of Tomàs Allison, the head-of-state of the Federation of Oriente. Allison proposed a permanent alliance between their nations and the Principality of Regulus. Detlev balked initially, though he liked the idea, fearing that it could not happen. Humphreys continued negotiating, however, until he persevered in 2269. During a meeting, Humphreys mentioned to Detlev that Raju Selaj collected miniature items: books, dolls, figurines, paintings, and the like. Detlev collected historic awards and trophies, and found himself intrigued by Selaj's collection. Detlev gave Humphreys a message to pass to Selaj and the pair began a correspondence that lasted for years.[2][3]