Poyavin Narot

Poyavin Kaihn Narot (1792 - 5. Bintar 1885) was a Geyan author, poet, artist, painter, musician, criminal and murderer. Notorious during his lifetime for his public displays of violence, nudity and sex, as well as his unusual beliefs and generally eccentric behaviour.
A popular writer since his thirties, his "public art" conducted in Jiahen City would often end in his arrest. He was described in newspapers as a "deviant, insane and dangerous individual" for his heavy drug use, many sexual partners and lack of culturally accepted norms.
He was imprisoned in 1845 for the murder of fellow artist Rai Mah Isyt, and served fifteen years in prison. He died of a heroin overdose in 1885, leaving behind a suicide letter.
== Early life ==
Poyavin Kaihn Narot was born in 1792 to Eyrit Gehan, a homemaker and Maies Kaihn Narot, an oil industrialist in Jiahen City, Qeelsia. Both of his parents are Geyan, and he was raised Milawic. At an early age, he was diagnosed with severe psychosis, seeing figures and hearing voices.
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