Ophuahun Buntusukeya

Ophuahun Buntusukeya (2. Nilkul 1821 - 13. Rokon 1901) often called Ophu was a Rocian diplomat, traveller and author. He was one of the first non-Livians to describe his encounter with Qeelsians. His journals, which were posthumously published as The Diary of the Traveller, remain a popular publication. He is considered an important figure in intercultural and interreligious dialogue and co-operation.
== Early life ==
Ophuahun was born on the 2nd of Nilkul 1821 to Sevarik Buntusukeya and Elinkur Misaban, both ethnic Malethites. He was the youngest of three siblings.
== Travels to Qeelsia (1849 - 1852) ==
Ophuahun led a delegation of fifteen diplomats, politicians and historians to Qeelsia to study the life, culture and political systems of Livia. 
Leaving on the 12th of Vismar 1849, he met with many significant Qeelsian figures, including Stayov Winro, Yaron Rawunori and the Avya, Kiponar Qeelsia II. 
== Personal life ==
Ophuahun married Sunu Lianim, a Rocian singer. They had Asha Buntusukeya, the grandmother of the president of Rocia, Elphan Buntusukeya, to whom Ophuahun is the great-grandfather.
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