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Line 12: | parents = [[Philip Marik]] (father) | parents = [[Philip Marik]] (father) | siblings = [[Geraldine Marik]] | siblings = [[Geraldine Marik]] − | spouse = [[Reiko Makayoshi]] (mistress) + | spouse = [[Hideyo Makayoshi]] − | children = [[Hideyo Makayoshi]] (illegitimate) + | children = }} }} '''Mikhail Marik''' served as the seventh [[Captain-General of the Free Worlds League|Captain-General]] of the [[Free Worlds League]]. He was the brother of [[Geraldine Marik]].<ref name=HHM83>''Handbook House Marik'', p. 83, "Captains-General in History"</ref> '''Mikhail Marik''' served as the seventh [[Captain-General of the Free Worlds League|Captain-General]] of the [[Free Worlds League]]. He was the brother of [[Geraldine Marik]].<ref name=HHM83>''Handbook House Marik'', p. 83, "Captains-General in History"</ref> Line 20:
Line 20: As a young man, Mikhail survived a gyrocopter crash. Despite having suffered a broken arm and fractured ankle, he carried a comrade six miles through a desert with no water.<ref name=HM14>''House Marik (The Free Worlds League)'', p. 14, "The Case of 'Uncle Mikhail'"</ref> As a young man, Mikhail survived a gyrocopter crash. Despite having suffered a broken arm and fractured ankle, he carried a comrade six miles through a desert with no water.<ref name=HM14>''House Marik (The Free Worlds League)'', p. 14, "The Case of 'Uncle Mikhail'"</ref> − In [[2344]] Mikhail met [[Reiko Makayoshi]]. Makayoshi was a member of a trade mission from the [[Draconis Combine]]. Mikhail started an affair with her, one of many. When Mikhail fathered a child with her, Makayoshi was exiled from the Combine. With the help of his sister the Captain-General, Makayoshi emigrated to the League. The family lived on [[Atreus (FWL)|Atreus]], sheltered by Mikhail.<ref name=HM14 /><ref name=HHM15 /> + In [[2344]] Mikhail met [[Hideyo Makayoshi]]. Makayoshi was a member of a trade mission from the [[Draconis Combine]]. Mikhail started an affair with her, one of many. When Mikhail fathered a child with her, Makayoshi was exiled from the Combine. With the help of his sister the Captain-General, Makayoshi emigrated to the League. The family lived on [[Atreus (FWL)|Atreus]], sheltered by Mikhail.<ref name=HM14 /><ref name=HHM15 /> Following the assassination of Captain-General Geraldine Marik in [[2364]], Mikhail took her son [[Allan Marik|Allan]] into custody and ruled the League as regent. Allan had suffered wounds during his mother's assassination, but he recovered quickly. Mikhail oversaw a brutal purge that targeted the Sian-Mariks, a branch of the family that was responsible for Geraldine's assassination. Mikhail is suspected of having manufactured plots to legitimize his tenure.<ref name=HHM83 /><ref name=HHM14>''Handbook: House Marik'', p. 13</ref><ref>''House Marik (The Free Worlds League)'', p. 13</ref> Mikhail's motivations for his actions are largely unknown, though one theory is that [[Knights-Grasse Syndrome]], a degenerative disease, made him behave erratically.<ref name=HM14 /><ref name=HHM15>''Handbook: House Marik'', p. 15, "Mikhail Marik—Bad, Mad or Dangerous?"</ref> Following the assassination of Captain-General Geraldine Marik in [[2364]], Mikhail took her son [[Allan Marik|Allan]] into custody and ruled the League as regent. Allan had suffered wounds during his mother's assassination, but he recovered quickly. Mikhail oversaw a brutal purge that targeted the Sian-Mariks, a branch of the family that was responsible for Geraldine's assassination. Mikhail is suspected of having manufactured plots to legitimize his tenure.<ref name=HHM83 /><ref name=HHM14>''Handbook: House Marik'', p. 13</ref><ref>''House Marik (The Free Worlds League)'', p. 13</ref> Mikhail's motivations for his actions are largely unknown, though one theory is that [[Knights-Grasse Syndrome]], a degenerative disease, made him behave erratically.<ref name=HM14 /><ref name=HHM15>''Handbook: House Marik'', p. 15, "Mikhail Marik—Bad, Mad or Dangerous?"</ref>
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'''Mikhail Marik''' served as the seventh [[Captain-General of the Free Worlds League|Captain-General]] of the [[Free Worlds League]]. He was the brother of [[Geraldine Marik]].<ref name=HHM83>''Handbook House Marik'', p. 83, "Captains-General in History"</ref> | '''Mikhail Marik''' served as the seventh [[Captain-General of the Free Worlds League|Captain-General]] of the [[Free Worlds League]]. He was the brother of [[Geraldine Marik]].<ref name=HHM83>''Handbook House Marik'', p. 83, "Captains-General in History"</ref> | ||
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As a young man, Mikhail survived a gyrocopter crash. Despite having suffered a broken arm and fractured ankle, he carried a comrade six miles through a desert with no water.<ref name=HM14>''House Marik (The Free Worlds League)'', p. 14, "The Case of 'Uncle Mikhail'"</ref> | As a young man, Mikhail survived a gyrocopter crash. Despite having suffered a broken arm and fractured ankle, he carried a comrade six miles through a desert with no water.<ref name=HM14>''House Marik (The Free Worlds League)'', p. 14, "The Case of 'Uncle Mikhail'"</ref> | ||
| − | In [[2344]] Mikhail met [[ | + | In [[2344]] Mikhail met [[Hideyo Makayoshi]]. Makayoshi was a member of a trade mission from the [[Draconis Combine]]. Mikhail started an affair with her, one of many. When Mikhail fathered a child with her, Makayoshi was exiled from the Combine. With the help of his sister the Captain-General, Makayoshi emigrated to the League. The family lived on [[Atreus (FWL)|Atreus]], sheltered by Mikhail.<ref name=HM14 /><ref name=HHM15 /> |
Following the assassination of Captain-General Geraldine Marik in [[2364]], Mikhail took her son [[Allan Marik|Allan]] into custody and ruled the League as regent. Allan had suffered wounds during his mother's assassination, but he recovered quickly. Mikhail oversaw a brutal purge that targeted the Sian-Mariks, a branch of the family that was responsible for Geraldine's assassination. Mikhail is suspected of having manufactured plots to legitimize his tenure.<ref name=HHM83 /><ref name=HHM14>''Handbook: House Marik'', p. 13</ref><ref>''House Marik (The Free Worlds League)'', p. 13</ref> Mikhail's motivations for his actions are largely unknown, though one theory is that [[Knights-Grasse Syndrome]], a degenerative disease, made him behave erratically.<ref name=HM14 /><ref name=HHM15>''Handbook: House Marik'', p. 15, "Mikhail Marik—Bad, Mad or Dangerous?"</ref> | Following the assassination of Captain-General Geraldine Marik in [[2364]], Mikhail took her son [[Allan Marik|Allan]] into custody and ruled the League as regent. Allan had suffered wounds during his mother's assassination, but he recovered quickly. Mikhail oversaw a brutal purge that targeted the Sian-Mariks, a branch of the family that was responsible for Geraldine's assassination. Mikhail is suspected of having manufactured plots to legitimize his tenure.<ref name=HHM83 /><ref name=HHM14>''Handbook: House Marik'', p. 13</ref><ref>''House Marik (The Free Worlds League)'', p. 13</ref> Mikhail's motivations for his actions are largely unknown, though one theory is that [[Knights-Grasse Syndrome]], a degenerative disease, made him behave erratically.<ref name=HM14 /><ref name=HHM15>''Handbook: House Marik'', p. 15, "Mikhail Marik—Bad, Mad or Dangerous?"</ref> | ||