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Mór Dianá

*This article follows Eastern-order naming conventions. Here, **Dianá** is the first-name and **Mór** is the surname. In Western-order naming systems and modern naming systems, this name is written as **Dianá Mór**.*

**Mór Dianá** (1952-1970) was a Parker humanitarian worker and missionary. She joined the Cathedral Basilica of St Rachael the Arab upon turning 18, and later worked as a missionary. Later, she married the French-Dutch noble Jacques Edvard Barnier. They never had a child.
Vladimir van Zahring

**Vladimir van Zahring** (1921-1981) was a billionaire and memeber of GVZ Intl and son of Ivan Zaharyas.

## Marriage and Family

He was married to a Parker billionaire, Míls Régine and had six sons:

* Xaverius van Zahring (1951-2001)
* Daan van Zahring (1953-2004)
* Hans van Zahring (1956-2008)
* Leopold van Zahring (1957-2000)
* Godfried van Zahring (1959-1991)
Szpénszer Katalin Ráhel

*This article follows Eastern-order naming conventions. Here, **Katalin Ráhel** is the first-name and **Szpénszer** is the surname. In Western-order naming systems and modern naming systems, this name is written as **Katalin Ráhel Szpénszer**.*

**Szpénszer Katalin Ráhel**
She is married to Gilbert van Zahring.
Gyprii

The **Gyprii** (or English: *Gypreans*) were an ancient people living in the Island of what is now known as Parkducentrale, before the establishment of Arab settlements and the Arpad Kingdom of Gezir.

## History

### Discovery

Tasius mentions in his book Lands Away from Spain about the people living in the *Insula Gyprii*.

### Religion

The **Gyprii** were among the earliest monotheists. Tasius mentions that:

### Arabisation and Islamisation

The arrival and spread of Islam in Africa, and the power vacuum left after centuries of decentralized leadership, led to Arab Trade settlements.

After the **Umayyad Conquest of Spain**, the Island served as **resthouse** of the sailors.

### The Decline

With the arrival of Hungarians, under the leadership of their exiled King, Peter I established Kingdom of Gezir (from the Arabic word **الجزیرة (al-Jazeerah; the Island)**.
Several **Gyprii** died of the Ironbarkpox, caused by **Bacillus magyareus** or **B.magyareus**, to which they weren't immune.

## Note

There exist no genetic material from the **Gyprii**, as the entire tribes wiped out due to the epidemic.
Pierre van Zahring

**Pierre van Zahring** (28 September 1942 – 27 December 1999) was a French actor.

## Life and career

Born in Paris to a Jozif van Zahring and Rose Clémenti, a Corsican concierge, Pierre had a difficult school life and took refuge in literature and the theatre. He studied drama and began his acting career in the theatre. He secured his first minor screen roles in Yves Allégret's *Jack of Spades* ("Chien de pique", 1960), performing alongside Eddie Constantine. Possibly his best remembered role was as the gangster lover of (Catherine Deneuve) in *Belle de jour* (1967) directed by Luis Buñuel, in whose other film *The Milky Way* (1969) he played the Devil. He worked with several other European directors, including highly regarded films of the era, such as *The Leopard* (Luchino Visconti, 1963), *Pigsty* (Pier Paolo Pasolini, 1969) and *The Conformist* (Bernardo Bertolucci, 1970, and Bertolucci's *Partner*, 1968). Other directors he worked with include Liliana Cavani, Glauber Rocha, Miklós Jancsó, Jacques Rivette, and Philippe Garrel.

In 1972, Pierre's career was derailed after he was sentenced to prison for allegedly possessing or using drugs. Due to insufficient evidence, he was released after 17 months; later he wrote a book about his time in prison. After his release he played the ever-optimistic sailor of the Potemkin in Dusan Makavejev's *Sweet Movie* (1974) and the role of Pablo, the saxophone player, in Fred Haines's *Steppenwolf* (also 1974) adapted from the novel by Hermann Hesse. Throughout his career he continued to be active in the theatre.

Pierre was also involved with the French underground film movement, directing several of his own films which often featured fellow underground filmmakers and actors. *Visa de censure no X* was an experimental work composed of two films. *New Old* was a feature-length work starring Viva released in 1978. He went on to direct *La Révolution ce n'est qu'un début, continuons le combat*, *In the Shadow of the Blue Rascal* and *Sun*.

He married actress Princess Hercegnő Hunyadi Dzsóvrá, mother of his son Balthazar, born in July 1965. Later he was married to his aunt Freida van Zahring, mother of his second child, Valentin.

He died of liver cancer in 1999.
Dynasty

A dynasty is a family of rulers who have succeeded each other. Dynasties tend to inbreed or have internal conflicts, as the aim is to increase the power. In Parkducentrale, there exist three dynasties: House Arpad, House Komnenoi and House Alpsunguroğlu. The latter is however not always believed to be a dynasty.
Budapalota

**Budapalota** is the capital and largest city of Parkducentrale with a population of almost 4 million.

Budapalota is the political center of the country, as seat of Government and location of most government offices. Thus the Parliament, President and major government agencies are based here. The Chief Minister is Togtekin Bendeguz.

Budapalota is one of the newest cities in Parkducentrale, having been founded in the late 20th century.

The new Budapalota International Airport is located to the south, and several major train stations and lines can be found crossing the city.

## History

### Recent history

Budapalota, was chosen by President Wilfred as the most neutral place for the capital. He wanted to stabilize the country, by first having a stable capital.

## Government

The current Budapalota Government is led by the Respects League, headed by President Jean and his Chief Minister Togtekin Bendeguz.

## Geography

Budapalota has very mild winters and warm to hot summers and thus enjoys plenty of sunshine throughout the year, with an average of about 200 days of sunshine and only about 100 days with precipitation annually.

## Culture

Budapalota has a very diverse culture owing to its large size and population. The city has traditionally been influenced by Hungarian, Greek, Turkish, French and Anglophone cultures. More recently, the significant population of Asian and African origin has brought multiculturalism and the introduction of new foods.

## Notes

1. ↑ Coat Of Arms Sweden Vectors by Vecteezy
Krisztina Arpad

**Krisztina Arpad** (1659-1719) was the princess of House of Àrpàd. She was later excommunicated and removed from the line of succession after conversion to Islam.

## Biography

Krisztina was born in 1669, the eldest child of Prince Pàl Arpad and a lowborn. Krisztina had studied three languages ​​(Arabic, Hungarian and Turkish).

She had a younger brother, Olivér (born in 1660).

## Marriage and family

She married Emir Ubaydullah II in 1679, and had three children:

* Emir Fudayl II (1680-1730)
* Zeki Effendi (1681-1731)
* Fikret Effendi (1682-1750)
Raheel al-Qibtiyyah

**Raheel al-Qibtiyyah** (Coptic:Ⲣⲁⲭⲏⲗ, *Rakhel*; Hungarian:*Kopti Ráhel*; English:*St Rachael the Arab-Copt*) was a Copt. Her maternal uncle Pope Zacharias was the 64th Pope of Alexandria. During the Gezirite Era, Copts were considered Arab Christians and hence she paved the way of peace between the Hungarians and the Arabs by marrying King Peter I. She was declared a Saint by Pope Christodoulos of Alexandria. Cathedral Basilica of St Rachael the Arab is named after her. Her son would become Lazar I, King of Gezir. It is believed that she persuaded Peter to sign the Peterite Pact. She was tolerant of her daughter-in-law's German ancestry.

According to Taqshawni bin Qays al-Midwâni in his book *"Kitab al-Qir al-Aalinä"*:
Kárk Rolf

*This article follows Eastern-order naming conventions. Here, **Rolf** is the first-name and **Kárk** is the surname. In Western-order naming systems and modern naming systems, this name is written as **Rolf Kárk**.*

**Kárk Rolf** (1560-1610; later *Kara Reis*) was an Uzakarazilu corsair.

## Biography

### Youth

He would join the Ottoman Uzakarazi corsairs and he turned Turk.

### The Venetian Raid

In 1585, He was made chief of the Venetian raid. His men managed to capture a famous Paduan actress and writer, who would later become his wife.

### Marriage

He married Elişba Aslıhan Hatun in 1587 and had one son from her:

* Sabulç Ayyıldız (1588-1644)

## Notes

1. ↑ Sabulç comes from the Hungarian given name *Szabolcs*.
Suleiman Paşa

## Biography

### First Marriage

He was married to Elişbe Teslime Beyhatun, an English noblewoman. She was the daughter of Thomas Tyldesley of Morleys Hall, Astley and Myerscough Hall and Elizabeth Anderton of Lostock, in Lancashire (now Greater Manchester). Her grandfather, Edward Tyldesley, had left her a dowry of £500. However, When she was vacationing in Venice, Kárk Rolf's pirates captured her and brought her to Uzakarazi in 1605.

Suleiman married Elişbe Beyhatun and had a daughter:

* Behice Alpsunguroğlu (1607-1667)

### Second Marriage

Suleiman later married Fethiye Sultan and had a son:

* Beyazit Paşa (1640-1700)
Erik Arpad-Anders

**Prince Erik Arpad-Anders** (Gezirite Hungarian: *Árpád-Ándersz Erik Ignác Antal Karóly*; 3 March 1978) is a member of Parker Gezirite royal family and Patriam royal family. He is the eldest son of Bendek Arpad-Anders and Infanta Béatrice of Segovia. He is currently the first in line to the defunct Gezirite throne. If he becomes the King, his title would be **King Eric I of Gezir**.

Born in Hospital General, Segovia, Spain, Erik was educated at Sacred Heart School and University of Léon. He learned International and Spanish law at Faculty of Laws.

The Prince is a dual-citizen of both Spain and Parkducentrale. He holds patronage of 7 charities and organisations.

## Early Life

Prince Erik was at birth given the names Eric Ignatius Antony Charles were announced by Hercegfalva Palace in the evening.

He was baptised by Archbishop of Segovia, Antonio Palenzuela Vélaquez on 8 March 1978.

Known as Rico amongst family circles and Ericus Princeps in the Segovian Church records.

He learned Spanish, French, Basque and Gezirite Hungarian.

## Career

Prince Erik moved to Soule, France in 2000. There he constructed Zuberoa Palace in Ainharp.

After the death of his aunt, Princess Sarah in 2000, he moved to Hercegfalva. He was elected family chief after her funeral.

In 2002, he was appointed lawyer in Parker Supreme Court.

In 2015, he declared his candidacy and won tbd seats as an independent candidate. He was made Minister of Cultural Affairs.

In 2020, he was among the signatories of the Conservative Front formation pact.
The party won tbd seats.

## Marriage and children

On 9 January 1998, Erik married Alize-Hillargi Arana Mezkitaga, great-granddaughter of Luis Arana, a Basque nationalist. Alize influenced Erik and he espoused Basque nationalism. Erik adopted the name "Printze Euric", as his official name in Basque. In the same year, his son Prince Henrik was born.

## See Also

* Line of Succession to the former Gezirite Throne
Fudayl

Disambiguation page for FudaylThe following is a list of links to pages that might share the same title.Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.**Fudayl** is a given name and a variant of *Fadl*.

People with *Fudayl* as given name:

* Fudayl al-Aadami: 7th Emir of Wudi.
* Fudayl al-Waadawi: 24th Emir of Wudi.
Irène de Folouse

**Irène de Folouse** (Hungarian: Ánnbila Füluzai Irén)​ is a noblewoman and a publisher, columnist and journalist based in Budapalota. She writes regularly for Le Radieux, Times of Mediterranean, Budapalota Standard, Muhbir and Weekly Mail. She writes on topics of peace, culture, ecology, economics, psychology and education and has published many articles on issues of gender equality and global justice. She is the author of the books, The Unconditional and Disguised: The Struggle for Global Existence, and the Struggle for Global Justice. She married a Parker doctor, Ayzanit Alpsunguroğlu. Irène has been a pro-Respects writer.
Togtekin Bendeguz

*This article follows Eastern-order naming conventions. Here, **Bendeguz** is the first-name and **Togtekin** is the surname. In Western-order naming systems and modern naming systems, this name is written as **Bendeguz Togtekin**.*

   **Togtekin Bendeguz** (1971-) is a Parker politician and incumbent mayor of Budapalota. He has been an active member in Respects League for three decades now. Bendeguz has since led the redevelopment of the iconic Plaza del Rey. The image of him has been passed around as an idol who stands up for the interests of the residents of Budapalota. He has faced severe backlash when it was came to knowledge that his brother Togtekin Bertalan was a member of far-right Magyar First party.

However, there is no evidence that he has participated in their activities.
He is married to the Cettatian noblewoman Alice de Folouse.
Hunyadi Lászlo

*This article follows Eastern-order naming conventions. Here, **Lászlo** is the first-name and **Hunyadi** is the surname. In Western-order naming systems and modern naming systems, this name is written as **Lászlo Hunyadi**.*

**Hunyadi Lászlo** (1431– March 16, 1487) was a Hungarian nobleman.

Hunyadi Lászlo was the elder of the two sons of Hunyadi János, voivode of Transylvania and later regent of the Kingdom of Hungary, and Szilágyi Erzsébert. He was the older brother of Hunyadi Matthias, who would later become the king of Hungary. At a very early age he accompanied his father in his campaigns. After the Battle of Kosovo (1448) he was left for a time, as a hostage for his father, in the hands of Brankfia Gyorgy (1427–1456), despot of Serbia. In 1452 he was a member of the deputation which went to Vienna to receive back the Hungarian king Ladislaus V. In 1453 he was already ban of Croatia and Dalmatia. At the diet of Buda (1455) he resigned all his dignities, because of the accusations of Ulrich II, Count of Celje, and other enemies of his house, but a reconciliation was ultimately patched together and he was betrothed to Maria, the daughter of the palatine, Ladislaus Garai.

After his father's death in 1456, he was declared by his enemy Ulrich II (now Captain General of Hungary with significant power), responsible for the debts alleged to be owing by the elder Hunyadi to the state; but he defended himself so ably at the diet of Futak (October 1456) that Ulrich feigned a reconciliation, promising to protect the Hunyadis on condition that they first surrendered all the royal castles entrusted to them. A beginning was to be made with the fortress of Belgrade, Serbia) of which Hunyadi was commandant. While admitting Ladislaus V and Ulrich, Hunyadi excluded their army of mercenaries. On the following morning (November 9, 1456), Ulrich was killed by Hunyadi's men in unclear circumstances. Later Hunyadi served as master of the horse until his death.

The terrified young king thereupon pardoned Hunyadi, and at a subsequent interview with his mother at Temesvár swore that he would protect the whole family. As a pledge of his sincerity he appointed Hunyadi lord treasurer and captain-general of the kingdom. Suspecting no evil, Hunyadi accompanied the king to Buda. But on arriving there he was arrested on a charge of plotting against the king, condemned to death without the observance of any legal formalities, and was to be beheaded on the 16 March 1457. However, when taken to beheading platform, rebels attacked and kidnapped him. Later, his loyalists bribed him out. Following years saw him move to Rome and then to Gazopolis.

He is the protagonist of a popular Hungarian opera, *Hunyadi László (opera)* by Ferenc Erkel.
Alexander Sheraldin

***Alexander Sheraldin*** (Hungarian: *Ánnbil Seráldínai Sándor*;1941-) is a noble of the Sheraldin family. He immigrated to Parkducentrale in 1960.

Later, he married Princess Sarah Arpad-Anders and hence, received the title of ***Ánnbil***(Lord).

Due to the *Arpkó* law, his children were of his wife's dynasty, due to him being lesser in rank than his wife.
First Felícia government

The **first Felícia government** is the 8th and incumbent government of Parkducentrale. It has been led by President Dienes Felícia from 15 April 2020. The government term ends on 15 April 2025. The government was elected amidst the Corona pandemic. The government was formed by Respects League (RL), without any coalition.

## Composition

### Stats

The First Felícia Government has 12 female ministers out of 24 portfolios. This was the highest-ever in Parker history. Dienes Felícia is the first female President of Parkducentrale. Out of 24 portfolios, 11 belong to non-Respects.
Hasan al-Idrisi

**Prince Hasan bin Husayn al-Idrisi al-Qurnawi** (1982-) is the current Pretender to the Arbakid throne of Granovia. He is the chief of the Banu Idris family.

## Biography

### Early life and Ancestry

Hasan was born to Prince Husayn bin Ali al-Idrisi al-Qurnawi and Princess Mademoiselle Marguerite Agathe Barnier.
Hasan descends from Sultan Yusuf IV. Yusuf’s son Yaqub bin Yusuf moved to Parkducentrale, while Yusuf’s other son, Abd al-Aziz ibn Yusuf moved to Brunant.
The Parkducentrale branch is known as Banu Idris family, while the Brunanter branch is known as House Van Dreses.

### Marriage

He married Princess Layla of Harud in 2014.

## See Also

* Sultans of Arbakid Sultanate
* House Van Dreses
Hakán Adora

*This article follows Eastern-order naming conventions. Here, **Adora** is the first-name and **Hakán** is the surname. In Western-order naming systems and modern naming systems, this name is written as **Adora Hakán**.*

**Hakán Adora** (born 1 November 1980) is a Parker chef and restauranteur. He was born in Tásköz, Gunop State. His signature restaurant is Campia-Haconia in Budapalota. He runs the Cuisine Hurbanova in Hurbanova, Lovia.

## Early Life

Adora was born to Tenger and Istvánidá, a Tásközi couple, that sold bread for living.

## Career

His early career was at a landlord's place, where he worked at the kitchen. His family's financial condition prevented him to go to school, which he regrets even now.

He decided to try his luck in America, when he flew to Michigan on loan in 1999.

### In America

He worked at a Lebanese restaurant, preparing Middle Eastern recipes.

Later, he moved to an Italian shop, where he learnt Italian cuisine. Here, he was selected to prepare for the Hurbanova Internationals.

His food was liked by the team and he was later appointed personal chef of Alexandra Camping in 2000.

## Marriage and children

Adora and Alexandra married in 2004. They have three children:

* Hébé
* Gregor
* Dömötör
Karla

**Karla** (1992) is a Parker singer-songwriter. After graduating from the Sarajeli State University in 2007, Karla signed a recording contract with Nightz Recordings. In 2008, she received the Parker Awards Critics' Choice Award. Her debut album, *Back from Bones*, was released in 2008 to commercial and critical success. It is certified ten times platinum.

Karla released her second studio album, *Tears and what-not*, in 2010. The album was critically well-received and surpassed the success of her debut, earning numerous awards in 2012. The album has been certified 17 times platinum.

## Philanthropy

Karla has performed in numerous charity concerts throughout her career. In 2007 and 2008 she performed for kids from the Cathedral Basilica of St Rachael the Arab.

## Marriage and Family

Karla married the Parker footballer and mid-fielder Féràday József in 2012. They met at a birthday party.

Together they have 3 children: Anna (7), Gábor (5) and Mariusz (3).
Beylerbey of Uzakarazi

The **Ottoman Beylerbey of Uzakarazi** was the representative of the authority of the Ottoman Sultan in Uzakarazi. Despite of the fact that all Beylerbeys were members of the House Alpsunguroğlu, the Sultan nominally approved each Beylerbey. The Beylerbey was assisted by the Divan-ı Paşalik, which was lead by the chief vizier, **Sadr-ı Uzakarazi or Sadr-ı Paşalik**. Most citizens considered the Beylerbeys as Kings, as mentioned in several chronicles. The Beylerbey officially payed annual homage to the Sultan. Later, he sent his Vekil to pay homage. Despite, several attempts by Ottoman court officials, the Beylerbeys remained in control of the Island till 1860, when the Britishers took control.
Henrik

Disambiguation page for HenrikThe following is a list of links to pages that might share the same title.Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.**Henrik** is a given name and a variant of *Henry* or *Harry*.

People with *Henrik* as given name:

* Prince Henrik Arpad: A former prince from the House of Arpad.
* Prince Henrik of Patriam: A prince from the House of Arpad and House of Anders.
Quas Ego Te Terras ex Hispania

**Quas Ego Te Terras ex Hispania** (*Lands Away from Spain*) was a third-century BCE book written by Lucius Pollius Tasius, a Roman traveller and explorer. It was discovered in and first published in the 13th century.

## Content

It also contains interesting historical lineage of several non-ethnic Romans. Though it is said that he may have written 84 chapters on people he met and discovered, only 11 chapters remain today.

Somewhere in his collection is a list of Romanized names of several important personalities of each tribe, he encountered. Among these, he described various types of people including kings, priests, nobles and governors.

**Quas Ego Te Terras ex Hispania** is the only book to feature the Barzonii, the Gyprii, the Berberii, the Nervii, the Colchis and others.

It also mentions a number of tribes from the Roman period, that resided in the Hispania and beyond. It also describes numerous species and races, including various varieties of tigers and mammals residing beyond Hispania. Among the listed tribes, some seem to be far-fetched, yet, if these contain a hint of truth. Then, it could broaden the historical borders of the Old World.
Sabulç Ayyıldız

**Kaptanzade Sabulç Ayyıldız** (1588-1644; Gezirite Hungarian: *Ildeguz Kapitányfi Szabolcs*; Ottoman Turkish: *كپتان زاده صبولج آییلدز* ) was an Uzakarazilu polymath, navigator, astronomer and explorer. He served at the courts of Beylerbeys Ahmet I and Suleiman I.

## Biography

### Early life

Sabulç was born to Kara Reis and a Paduan lady, Elişbe Aslıhan Hatun. His parents wanted him to become a pirate. However, he had an innate scientific temper and was interested in science from a very young age.

### Education

In 1601, Sabulç left Herseksarayı for Constantinople. He took education from a disciple of the famous Ottoman astronomer, Takiyüddin. He resided for eight years near Tower of Galata. He studied astronomy and navigation (latter of which his father laid the foundations). He was here, when his mother passed away in 1604.

## Return to Uzakarazi

In 1609, Sabulç returned to Uzakarazi. He was appointed al-Muwaqqit (*Müvekit*) from 1611 and till his death.

In 1610, he lost his father to typhoid fever. His father's will left with him a lot of inheritance, which he received entirely owing to the fact that he was their single son.

## Marriage and children

### First marriage

His first wife was Latife Özlem Hatun (previously, Lucrezia Orsina Vizzana), a Bolognese singer. They married in 1610. They had five children, who formed the Fiçana branch:

* Yıldırım Kasım Ayyıldız (1611-1681)
* Yavuz Ayyıldız (1613-1651)
* Batur Ayyıldız (1615-1654)
* Fatma Ayyıldız (1617-1671)
* Efşan Ayyıldız (1618-1653)

### Second marriage

His first wife was Meryem Zeynepşah Hatun (previously, María de Zayas y Sotomayor), a Spanish writer. They married in 1612. They had four children, who formed the Sayaz branch:

* Yahya Ayyıldız (1612-1671)
* Erşahin Ayyıldız (1615-1666)
* Nevbahar Ayyıldız (1617-1651)
* Aygül Ayyıldız (1619-1641)

## Death

He passed away due to the Cold Spell of 1644, by hypothermia and frostbites.

## Notes

1. ↑ Sabulç comes from the Hungarian given name *Szabolcs*.
2. ↑ Fiçana derives from their mother's surname, "Vizzana")
3. ↑ Sayaz derives from their mother's surname, "Zayas")
Mehmed Köveç Döviroğlu

**Mehmed Köveç Paşa Döviroğlu** (1887-1925) was an officer of the Ottoman Army.

## Early Life

His paternal cousins were Boris Dovarov, Ezio Doviri, Annibale Doviri, Jason Dovers, 9th Baron Dovers, Wilhelm von Doffroff (a Nazi party member) and Emira Fadila ad-Dubayriyyä, the wife of Emir Saleem Rasheed of Harud.

## Notes

1. ↑ The name **Köveç** is derived from Hungarian *Kövecs*, which means a "pebble".
Osman Döviroğlu

**Osman Basil Döviroğlu** (1849-1891) was a Greek-Parker noble and architect. Osman belonged to House Dovers.

## Early Life

Osman was born to Basil Douvas and his wife tbd. Osman was the illegitimate grandson of Roger Mist Dovers, 4th Baron Dovers, hence a member of the House. Osman was born in Sarajeli during the reign of Bilal Paşa, the last Beylerbey of Uzakarazi.

## Personal Life

Osman was a Muslim who spoke Greek, English and Hungarian. He was famous for his Graecian style. He married Ádler Irén. Osman was described by Irén as an "outstanding, teetotaler, ultra-shy, bearded, and in no way looked like a noble". They had a son, Mehmed Köveç Döviroğlu (1887-1925)

## Death

Osman died in 1891 die to a column that fell off from the building that Osman was completing.
Laetitia Bechtolf

**Laetitia Bechtolf** (Hungarian: *Bektólf Latiá;* 5 May 1978, in Wedel) is a Psychiatrist at Budapalota State Hospital. She received her doctorate in social medicine at the University of Regensburg and completed the year's research in social psychiatry at the University of Bern. She is married to Mus'ab bin Tabâs.
Marbéla Daniella

*This article follows Eastern-order naming conventions. Here, **Daniella** is the first-name and **Marbéla** is the surname. In Western-order naming systems and modern naming systems, this name is written as **Daniella Marbéla**.*

*Hercegnő* **Marbéla Daniella** is a Parker actress and activist. Born in Hercegfalva and brought up in Budapalota. She is the wife of Prince Nándor Arpad.
Ternyák István

*This article follows Eastern-order naming conventions. Here, **István** is the first-name and **Ternyák** is the surname. In Western-order naming systems and modern naming systems, this name is written as **István Ternyák**.*

**Ternyák István** (born 2 March 1952) is a Parker Cardinal of the Catholic Church. István currently serves as the Archbishop of Parkducentrale, and thus Primate of Parkducentrale.
Féràday József

**Féràday József** (21 January 1990 in Budapalota) is a Parker footballer who currently plays for FC Palota in the Parkducentrale as a midfielder.

## Early Life

His father was a musician and was always a supporter of the national teams. From the age of seven, József was training football and playing the game at his local park. He started playing in a club at the age of 12 and after his older brother Vilmos joined FC Palota when he was 16. However, due to untimely death of Vilmos. FC Palota began its training for József. Though he made his professional debut in 2009, the first goal he scored for his club during an inter-club match was in 2007.

## Marriage and Issue

József married the famous Parker singer Karla in 2012. They met at a birthday party.

Together they have 3 children: Anna (7), Gábor (5) and Mariusz (3).
Mötif Budapalota

**Mötif Budapalota** or **The Budapalota Museum**, in the Plaza del Rey area of Budapalota, Parkducentrale is a state institution dedicated to national history, art and culture. It was established on the 15 December 1993 by decree of the President Wilfred of Parkducentrale.

The museum's exhibitions reflect the attitude of the museum from the start, to art and culture as a pillar of national identity and have focused on Renaissance, Baroque and neoclassical period works. It includes a world-class collection of art, pieces from former Arpad, Komnenoi and Álpszongfiá royalty, a 1500-seat opera house and an extensive collection of stone carvings. The center has an important conservatory where historic pots and kettles are stored, an exhibition hall on the western terrace with a popular restaurant, and a new dome-shaped auditorium.

The museum houses the world's largest collection of medieval and Renaissance art and displays some of the biggest private collections in the world.
The Museum has been renovated several times over the last decade, is now surrounded by a picturesque park. The Museum offers exhibitions about local history, topics such as Pre-Colonial history, history of the Colonial Era and the Republican era.

The museum also holds an antique shop and, since 2016, has also had a shop that specializes in figurines.
The museum grounds provide a full-scale display of Parkducentrale's medieval lands, its military and civilian and ceremonial life in the Golden Age. The collection of 20,000 artefacts spans Europe and Central Asia. This museum has guided tours in English, French, Turkish, Arabic and Hungarian and is open to the public throughout the year, except during Lent and Ramadan.

The Museum has a purpose of preserving, conserving and researching all the Parker cultural objects of contemporary culture. The collection also includes the collection of Serbian objects, a collection of jewellery and gems, large Parker and foreign objects, as well as the collection of Parker treasures.

In 2000, the Museum acquired the last copy of the first Parker black and white film, *Napoleon of Charlogne*.
Tuğrul Alpsunguroğlu

* Orlov Revolt
* Pugachev's Rebellion
* Tenth Ottoman-Persian War
* Habsburg-Ottoman War
* Fifth Russo-Ottoman War

**Tuğrul Alpsunguroğlu** was an Ottoman soldier, strategist and colonel. His title was *Çorbacı* (Colonel). He was given the nickname of "Mad Turk" from Russian prisoners of war. Throughout, his life he took part in seven major wars.

## Early Life

His father was Turgut Alpsunguroğlu son of the famous pirate Hızır Reis Alpsunguroğlu and his Portuguese wife Fatma Çiçek Hatun. His mother was Gülfem Alpsunguroğlu daughter of Murat Paşa, the Beylerbey of Uzakarazi and Princess Hunyadi Abigél. His parents were of the Alpsunguroğlu family.

## Military Career

His military prowess was most feared by Russians, Austrians and Greeks who called him "Threat to our existence".

He was killed in the Tripolitanian Civil War and was buried where he was martyred.

## Personal Life

Following Fourth Russo-Ottoman War, the devastating Ottoman defeat and loss of parts of Caucasus to Russia, lead to several Caucasians to flee to Ottoman mainland. Then just a captain, Tuğrul married a Caucasian noblewoman Benevshe Khamzadokht, daughter of Khamza Agha.
He had two children:

* Ekmel Alpsunguroğlu (1775-1834)
* Elif Alpsunguroğlu (1776-1810)
Protaximol

**Protaximol** is a medicine for treating patients suffering from a variety of different diseases. It is used for treatment in medical disciplines; and especially used for pregnant women and children. Most importantly, it is very effective in providing relief to patients without severe damages. It is known as *Golden pill*.

## Discovery

Koszorús Alexandra from Van Zahring Biotech Center discovered and later analysed its medical use.
Group Van Zahring Intl's pharmaceutical company Medmaid owns Protaximol's patent.

## Controversy

According to a fake news report spread allegedly by Magyar First, Protaximol harms the users' fertility.
This was later refuted by Koszorús Alexandra herself.

## Drawbacks

The most significant limitation is that patients with the most severe forms of diseases, could face worsened symptoms.
The patient requires a short term treatment plan with medication.
Fahr and Mihr

**Fahr and Mihr** (tr. **Fahr ile Mihr**, hu. **Fáhr és Mihr**) is a legendary love story of Fahrettin Paşa and Mihrunnisa Beyhatun from Turkish popular poetry of the 16th century. The story originated in Vadi and is widespread throughout the Parkducentrale.

## The story

It begins with a recurring dream in which Fahrettin sees himself dressed in robes with alternating red-white stripes and a cross in his room in a palace surrounded by water. He sees lions in the hallways and himself wearing a turban.

This dream troubled him a lot and he went to visit a sage, who interpreted the dream as he would become leader of an Empire with lions on their shields (read, Coat of Arms) and would marry someone from the Christian religion.

Then it is said that Fahrettin joined the military and rose up in ranks, until he attained the Sultan Suleiman's favour. He is sent to escort a foreign princess to the Palace.
The princess was Archduchess Magdalena of Austria. Unknowingly, both fall in love. The lady's father attempts to murder Fahrettin, as he doesn’t want to lower his prestige. They forcefully take the lady to her kingdom, while Fahrettin iş sent to Uzakarazi, as a Beylerbeyi.

Later, Fahrettin now a Beylerbeyi, captains a naval force and in lieu of a raid, captures his love and marries her. The Sultan sends the couple greetings and names the lady Mihrunnisa Beyhatun.

## Films

Bèla Films's *Water Palace* (2020) was based on this legend.
Koszorús Alexandra

*This article follows Eastern-order naming conventions. Here, **Alexandra** is the first-name and **Koszorús** is the surname. In Western-order naming systems and modern naming systems, this name is written as **Alexandra Koszorús**.*

**Koszorús Alexandra**is a leading pharmaceutical researcher working at Van Zahring Biotech Center.

She is well known for the development of Protaximol.
HIOM Arpad Han

**HIOM Arpad Han** or **His Imperial Ottoman Majesty's Arpad Han** was a steam frigate of the Ottoman Navy built in the 1810s. Originally ordered by the Eyalet of Egypt as Fouadiye, upon completion she was presented as a gift to Sultan Mahmud II and was renamed on entering service in the Ottoman fleet in 1820. However, the ship grew weaker and upon its repair, it was given to the Beylerbey Mehmet I of Uzakarazi, who renamed it to the name of legendary Árpád. She was actively used during Annexation of Uzakarazi. Following, British annexation it was used to send the dead body of Beylerbey Bilal Paşa to Sultan Abdulmejid I. She returned to active service in 1877 following the outbreak of the Russo-Turkish War, during which she was used to ferry Ottoman troops around the Black Sea. The ship remained in service until 1885, when she was reduced to a storage hulk; she was ultimately broken up in 1904.
István

Disambiguation page for IstvánThe following is a list of links to pages that might share the same title.Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.**István** is a given name and a variant of *Stephen*.

People with *István* as given name:

* István Arpad: A former prince from the House of Arpad.
* István Ternyák: Archbishop of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Parkducentrale.
Pierre Arpad

**Pierre Arpad** (French: *Prince Pierre de Gésir*; 1811-1860) was a member of House of Árpád.

## Biography

### Early Life

He was the only son of Prince Kerkes Arpad and Josephine de La Pagerie together. He lived his youth in Hercegfalva Palota.
His maternal half-siblings were Eugène, Duke of Leuchtenberg and Hortense, Queen of Holland.

### Achievements

He wrote a letter to Hortense's son, Emperor Napoleon the third inviting him to meet members of the Árpád dynasty and expressed his desire to settle in Cannes, where he was born. He also asked for Eugène's daughter, Caroline of France for marriage.
Napoleon III accepted his wishes and proclaimed him
Count of Provence. Later, Napoleon would visit Uzakarazi to meet Árpád dynasty members.

### Marriage and Children

In 1839, Caroline and Pierre married in a private ceremony.
She gave birth to his three sons:

* André, Count of Provence (1842-1892)
* Baudouin, Count of Provence (1844-1895)
* Cyrille, Count of Provence (1846-1894)
Ivan Zaharyas

**Ivan Zaharyas** (January 1 1890 – February 8, 1970), was a Russian Banker, Weapon trader, Smuggler and Murderer. One of the richest men in the world during his lifetime, Zaharyas was described as a “Trader of ill-Trades" and "mystery man of East". His success was forged through his cunning, often aggressive and cynical business tactics. These included the sale of arms to opposing sides in conflicts, sometimes delivering fake or faulty machinery and skilfully using the press to attack business rivals. He further used marketing knowledge to earn hordes of cash.

Zaharyas maintained close contacts with many powerful political leaders, including The Viceroy of Charlogne, Jean-Jacques Clérisseau, Prime Minister of Brunant, John Watson among others.

## Early life

Ivan was the son and eldest of three children of a Russian merchant family.

Zaharyas' first job was as a paper-seller. It is thought he became a newspaper boy and later a grocer. It was then he got the intricacies of cheating in trade; something he later became proud of.

He was inspired by the legend of Zaharoff and soon found himself embezzling thousands in a day.

Later, finding allies in foreign diplomats and arms-dealers. He began selling arms and soon earned a fortune.

He received huge help from Jason Dovers, a Lovian buisnessman in the initial days of his entrepreneurship.

## Brunant

In Brunant, he posed himself as a noble ‘**Stephan van Zahring**’ and opened a shell-company ‘***The Skavenjer’***. He was said to have then joined the Central Bank’s Board. Infiltrating into the Position of directors. Slowly, he would divert the money and profits to ‘***The Skavenjer***’. Friendship with the Prime Minister ensured his safety from the Government’s Checking policies.

## French Charlogne

The new French territory of Charlogne (modern, PDC ) was a lucrative site for investors. The French were further massacring the local populace. Zaharyas supplied ammunition to the Viceroy and earned his trust.

Later, The Viceroy would authorize ‘***The Skorpion***’ as a French Industrial Company, However, it was another shell-company.

## Personal Life

In 1920, Zaharyas would marry Anna van Roodhuid, daughter of George von Avensburg and Princess Olga of Hanover and Cumberland. Thus, receiving the title of Count upon marriage. He would use his newfound connections for further gains.

He had seven children:

* Vladimir van Zahring (1921-1981)
* Jozif van Zahring (1924-1992)
* Gyorgy van Zahring (1928-1999)
* Nikolai van Zahring (1933-1969)
* Mihail van Zahring (1940 -1990)
* Ekaterina Zaharyas (1942-1943)††
* Freida van Zahring (1944-2002)

## Death

He was touring Europe for the twentieth time when his plane crashed in Monte Cristo. At the time of his death, he was the seventh richest man.

## Notes

1. ↑ He is the subject of a film, The Ruski Rogue (2020)
Budapalota International Airport

**Budapalota International Airport** (IATO: BPA - ICAO: PDCB ) is the only international airport in Parkducentrale. It is also the busiest airport. It was once called Francis Barnier Airporte, but it was changed in 1992, to Budapalota International Airport to remove the vestiges of colonialism as well as in commemoration of Budapalota State. The airport opened in 1926, as an isolated Charlogne military base, and was transformed to a passenger airport in 1992.

The airport is the main hub for PDC Air. It also serves as a regional gateway and connecting point for various foreign carriers. The airport is located in the capital city of Budapalota. It used to be a forest area but with terraforming, the forest was terraformed to meet runway standards.

## Name

The official name is Budapalota International Airport, but it is often referred to Budapalota Airport.
The ICAO airport code is: PDCB and the IATA code is BPA.
Suleiman Paşa/wife1

**Elizabeth Tyldesley** (or **Clare Mary Ann, OSC**) (1585–1654) was a 17th-century abbess at the Poor Clare Convent at Gravelines.

Elizabeth Tyldesley born in 1585, was the daughter of Thomas Tyldesley of Morleys Hall, Astley and Myerscough Hall and Elizabeth Anderton of Lostock, in Lancashire (now Greater Manchester). Her family were recusants and her mother arranged a pension for the Roman Catholic priest, Ambrose Barlow, so that he could secretly carry out priestly duties, offering Mass in the homes of Roman Catholics in the Leigh parish. Her grandfather, Edward Tyldesley, had left her a dowry of £500, but she never married.

Instead Elizabeth joined the English community of nuns of the Order of St. Clare, then called "Claresses", at Gravelines, at that time part of the Spanish Netherlands. The Poor Clare Convent at Gravelines was a religious community founded in 1607 by Mary Ward for English Roman Catholic women who wished to live the contemplative life of a nun, which was impossible after the Reformation and its consequence, the Dissolution of the Monasteries.

Elizabeth was one of seven candidates who received their religious habits on 5 February 1609. She assumed the name of Sister Clare Mary Ann when she received the habit. She completed her novitiate year and professed her first vows 3 November 1610. The way of life of the Poor Clares was austere: the nuns slept on straw sacks, ate meat only at Christmas and spent much of their day in silent prayer or contemplation, speaking only when necessary and with permission.

Five years later, she was elected abbess of the community. Previous incumbents of that office had struggled with financial difficulties, but under Mother Clare Mary Ann the establishment flourished. She became Superior of four communities of Poor Clares, both Irish and English, and received more than a hundred women into religious life. Elizabeth died on 17 February 1654 after 44 years in the monastery, of which she had served as abbess for 39.

Elizabeth's nephew, the Cavalier and Catholic Sir Thomas Tyldesley, considered to be "one of the wealthiest gentlemen in Lancashire", must have been proud of his aunt's achievements, according to historian Gordon Blackwood.

She married Beylerbey Suleiman I.

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Aryush bin Awân

**Emir Aryush "Franz" bin Awân al-Jarbawi** (1960-1992) was the 43rd Emir of Wudi and the first after the Independence from the French. According to historians, his full name was: *Aryush bin Awân bin Dunâsh bin Nissim bin Yahudâ al-Jarbawi*. He was of Jewish origin and his ancestors lived in an Island of Djerba. He was an energetic organizer and an enthusiastic reformer.

## Early Life

Aryush was born in 1960 to a poor family on the Island of Djerba, Tunisia. His family were devout Muslims and had emigrated to Vudie. The family took up the occupation of bakers.

## Education

Despite, the meager income, his parents enrolled him in École centrale du Vudie, a government funded school, where he was taught French, History, Science and Law. The French faculty however discriminated and he was made to write tests for the children of Pied noirs. It was this period that filled him with anti-french sentiment.

In 1979, he was given a rare scholarship to study at the Paris Institute of Political Science. Here he met \_\_\_\_\_, whose revolutionary ideas influenced him to join the Republican Army in late 1979.

## Revolutionary era

The Republican Army led by Adolphe Wilfred granted him the pseudonym "Franz".

In December 1980, Franz returned to Vudie, where he visited tribal leaders. Tribes pledged their allegiance to Franz, for an Independent Wudi. This came to be known as the December Alliance.

On 16th January 1981, Franz and his men lit up the private mansion of François Antoine Baumé, the French Emir of Vudie. Franz was arrested and imprisoned for five years on charges of public disharmony.

In 1894, Members of December Alliance- Ridwan bin Qaysar, Fahad bin Naymar and Yusuf al-Barri among others had a meeting with Wilfred. This is seen as beginning of a united Independence struggle. This meeting took place at a local slaughter house, to prevent any suspicion.

## Post-Independence

On \_\_\_\_\_ 1990, Karnwall Wilfred announced Independence. Subsequently, the next day was decided to be a referendum in Wudi for the fate of the Arab state.

Around 54% of the state agreed upon becoming an Emirate and chose Aryush as its first Emir. The Emirate would be a part of the Republic of Parkducentrale.

### Emiral career

In 1991, He established a committee for Committee for Standardisation of Arabic, which aimed to cleanse the language of English and French influences.

## Death

He died of natural causes on 28 April 1992. He was succeeded by Fahad bin Naymar.

## See also

* Emirs of Wudi

* Republican Army
Grángér Hermioné

*This article follows Eastern-order naming conventions. Here, **Hermioné Johanna** is the first-name and **Grángér** is the surname. In Western-order naming systems and modern naming systems, this name is written as **Hermioné Johanna Grángér**.*

**Grángér Hermioné Johanna** (1979-) is a professor of Supernatural studies at Sarajeli State University. She is married to Togtekin Bertalan.
Szylvaniáai Arnold

*This article follows Eastern-order naming conventions. Here, **Arnold** is the first-name and **Szylvaniáai** is the surname. In Western-order naming systems and modern naming systems, this name is written as **Arnold Szylvaniáai**.*

**Szylvaniáai Arnold** was the founder of Szylvaniá family in Hercegfalva.
Kük Anikó

*This article follows Eastern-order naming conventions. Here, **Anikó** is the first-name and **Kük** is the surname. In Western-order naming systems and modern naming systems, this name is written as **Anikó Kük**.*

**Kük Anikó** is the Finance Minister since 2002. She is married to Antalyalu Iskandar.
Jules Michel Dandré Verne

**Jules Michel Dandré Verne** (Hungarian: *Dólszérn Dzsúl Mihály Dandér*; 1885-1948) or simply **Jules Verne Jr.** was a French-origin Parker novelist and philosopher.

## Biography

### Early Life

Jules was born to Michel and Jeanne Verne (née. Reboul). He was the grandson of Jules Verne.

The couple resided in Cerbère, France at the time of his birth, to avoid costly residence in Paris. The Vernes were financially struggling and Michel was estranged from his father, Jules Verne.

In 1905, Jules Verne nominated Jules Jr. as his heir, and he was to receive the inheritance at the age of 18.

### Education

In 1912, Jeanne got a teacher's job at Lycée Saint-Exupéry, Blagnac. She requested for Jules's admission which was granted on grounds of financial dependence.

In 1914, Jules graduated. He mastered writing independently, using his grandfather's books as guides.

In 1923, he received his inheritance, which gave him enough money to travel to Charlogne, a French colony that had been famous in literary circles, as a new base for writers.

### In Charlogne

In 1927, Jules Verne Jr. and Dominique Belloc travelled to Palais de Buda where they set up a publishing company, Presses BelVer.

## Philosophical views

Jules Jr. was initially a surrealist writer, having little interest in pacifism. He advocated military participation to keep discipline in youngsters. He supported church attendance and curbing social decadence.

After meeting, Countess Varvara Lvovna Tolstaya, daughter of Leo Tolstoy (who he later married). Jules deviated into the realm of pacifism. He began to explore sufism, which later was reflected in his writing.

## Marriage and children

In 1929, Jules and Varvara married at the L'église des Saints, Afandou, where they settled thereafter. They adopted the surname Tolserne, later Dólszérn. They had five children:

* Bazil
* István
* Igor
* Zsófia
* Ljuba

## Death

Jules passed out on 29 December 1948. He was buried in the Dólszérn Family Cemetery.