Marquis Alperen

Marquis Alperen of Essrina (born 1999) is a former member of the Easwegian government of Turkish origin.
From September 30th 2019 to 2nd May 2020, Alperen had the role of Governor of Essrina, before he was selected for the new role of Marquis of Essrina on the 10th May 2020 by the Emperor when briefly returning to public life after conflict with the government which had him removed from the government on May 2nd, before being indefinitely exiled on May 25th.
== 1st Governor of Essrina ==
Alperen began his first term as Governor on the 30th September 2019 under the Presidency of Aleksou Maximus Desourrë. As Governor, Alperen helped initiate the project by giving his insight into running a country, what resources said country would need and how it should be federalised. He put forward motions for minority and religious rights, although there are questions about whether this was for rights as a whole, or national supremacy, a part reason for his eventual dismissal.
Alperen voted 'yes' in the controversial 2019 Government referendum, "should Turkey be supported in its fight against SDF in Syria?"
== 1st Marquis of Essrina ==
Alperen was appointed by the Emperor Emizerri as Marquis of Essrina on the 10th May 2020 after returning to public life, the details of which are explained in the section below. This was a position that would advise the Governor of their respective municipality but would not have any control over the National Directorate. The Marquis of the House of Zerri; Easwegian: Marcherneix vi Liymzerri, would end up becoming the Marquis of the Imperial Council on May 25th, the same day Alperen was permanently banished from the Realm, and this position with extended powers; but most importantly the inability to control the National Directorate would replace the Gubernatorial system that was seen within the High Government. 
== Removal from Government and Consequential Banishment ==
During his role as Governor and Marquis, Alperen showed an increasing interest in Turkish nationalistic topics, such as fervent Armenian genocide denial and trades with Northern Cyprus. These topics troubled the government due to the ever-present bias when it was presented by him.