Ayrs Paqa

Ayrs Paqa Viha (1923 - 1993) born Paqa Viha was a Sentivan welder, soldier and writer. The youngest son of Yaqu Viha, Ayrs grew up during his father's rise to political power, and fought for the Sentivan army from 1942 to 1945 during the Livian War. As a soldier, he was often used in Sentivan propaganda. Following the end of the Livian War and the execution of his father, Ayrs and his siblings grew up in Salvadia with their mother, Shih Hido. They eventually returned to Dorispoko, where Ayrs was born, in 1952.
In 1964, the children of Yaqu Viha, with the exception of Ram Yavi, released a public letter in the Dorispoko National News, where they issued an official apology on behalf of their father, recognizing the systematic genocide of ethnic minorities and political opponents, and swearing to fight against the ideas of their father. Although Shih Hido did not sign the letter, she has issued similar apologetic statements and officially disavowed her husbands ideology in 1951, shortly before returning to Sentiva. Ram Yavi, who did not sign the letter, would go on to join the illegal neo-Yaquvianist Wika Republic Party, and remained a staunch defender of his father until his death. As a result, the family ceased all communication as part of their continued effort to disavow.
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