Poney Lejuge

Poney Lejuge, born in Levanesse, is a politician, philosopher, artist and writer from the Kingdom of Levan. He was King of Levan, and is currently head of the Levani Education Association and Minister of Culture. Adopted son of Raymond Lejuge, former supervisor of the LEA. His adoptive family founded the LEA and has run it ever since.
== Biography ==
Poney Lejuge was probably born in the city of Levanesse, and was adopted by the Lejuge family, a family of technocrats and scholars. Poney's youth was spent partly in books, home tuition and private schooling. From the age of 6, young Poney was regularly deprived of outings by his parents, who wanted him to concentrate more on acquiring knowledge and intelligence than on making human contacts. Being the only Atlasian in the country, discrimination against him by his classmates and educational staff meant that Poney turned in on himself, finding only writing and drawing as an escape. He wrote his first literary work at the age of 12 under the title ‘Red, White, Black’ or in Levanois ‘Reuge, Beln, Neir’, a work of fiction set in a Levan turned upside down by a republican revolution that quickly turned into uncontrollable chaos.
As king, he drew up a plan for economic and industrial reconstruction called the "national bond", then after consulting the ministers, made Levan a vassal of Sahriya for a short time. He finally gave the crown back to his predecessor Jean-Luc Lafaille because of his inability to deal with the war against Amiris, taking the place of Minister of Culture.