Meyson Khart

1913-1981 (died age 68)

Tyler Hart (brother)

## **Early Life**

Mason Hart was born on October 30, 1913 in Bolem, Garecia. He was the son of Paul Hart and Neena Hart. On top of that he was the brother of Tyler Hart who was born a year later in 1914. He was born into a relatively richer part of Garecian society. His mother and father were secret syndicalist revolutionaries living in Emeona,a  province of the Garecian Republic. With this fact, Mason was raised to adopt the radical leftist ideology. He enjoyed spending time with his friends, playing war games with his four friends. However later all four of his friends moved away to the East coast, leaving Mason alone to himself. In his time alone, he began studying the world of history. He became obsessed with Jayassian Russian culture and showed a deep love for the slavic state. Its culture, its people, its history. It all amazed the young Mason. During his high school career, he and his brother began to get into trouble. He organized a raid on an anti-leftist corner store, harassed people with opposing political ideologies to him, and much more. This behavior was heavily encouraged by his mother and father who wanted to take down the conservative traditions of the nation they lived in. However a divide would soon form within the family.

Tyler, Mason’s younger brother, began to become the favorite child to his revolutionary parents. Tyler was seen as persistent and full of willpower to uplift the revolution, and on the other hand, Mason was seen as weaker and less enthusiastic about carrying the torch of the Karlist revolution. This led Mason to develop a deep hatred towards his brother.

On May 23, 1932, when he was 19, he got into a major fight with his brother Tyler which led to the intervention of his mother and father who sided with Tyler. Mason was beginning to question the ideology of syndicalism, but this was the straw that broke the camel's back. He threatened to leave home and report his family's actions to the local police. That same night, his father attempted to murder him in his sleep, but Mason managed to escape and report the attempted crime to the police. However the police recognized him and attempted to arrest him as well. He escaped again and realized he truly had no allies.

## **Era of Hatred**

The shocking new reality Mason found himself in, he fell into an isolation crisis and became depressed. He was forced to leave the state and live a new life on the run away from the authorities. If it wasn’t for his brother he wouldn’t have been in this mess he would often say to himself. The nepotism his family showed. The lack of respect for their first and original son. The open betrayal they showed. Like before, he was already beginning to question the revolutionary leftist ideologies, but now he hated everything they stood for. From then on he became vengeful. On November 20, 1935, he killed his entire family for wronging and betraying him. From then on he became what many would see as a far-right wing nationalist. Killing socialists and anyone else who supported them. But he didn’t become a Garecian english nationalist, instead he looked to the nation he respected the most. The Jayassian state, which was under a communist dictatorship.

## **The Slavic Madman**

His new far-right wing ideology and hatred towards anything left wing, saw him become, not a Garecian english nationalist, but instead a Jayassian slavic nationalist. He looked at the Eurasian nation with utmost respect and love. He often said that Jayassia was “more civilized” than other nations on Earth and that everyone on the planet must strive to reach that level of civil purity. The only thing he despised about the current Jayassian regime at the time was the communist ideology it followed. Mason believed that the Jayassian nation and her people had succeeded to reach racial and civil purity, but gave into the Karlist ideology of communism.

He believed he could show an example of what the Jayassian people should become. He began studying even further into Jayassian life and history. He began to learn the Jayassian Russian language and changed his name to Meyson Khart to better fit in with the culture he loved so much. He began denouncing all Western institutions, including those in his own home country. He began preaching Jayassian culture superiority to all others. With this, he began to attract the attention of exiled Jayassian nationalists living in Garecia at the time, and offered to cooperate with Meyson. With the support of the Jayassian exiles, Meyson Khart formed the Jayassian Brotherhood, or the Джаясское братство. The JB organization became one of the most well known far-right terrorist organizations in the Garecian Republic, and became a target for the Garecian government.

## **Leader of the Jayassian Brotherhood**

Life in the Brotherhood was rough for all members. They began stripping away ideas considered non-Jayassian, specifically Western religions such as Christianity, and the brotherhood began to embrace slavic paganism, creating the far-right ideology of Kolovrotism. Anyone who spoke out against Meyson’s rulership of the brotherhood often faced harsh punishment, often facing death.

Meyson Khart ruled the brotherhood with an iron fist, and soon his cult of Jayassian superiority began to gain support in small circles in the Garecian Republic specifically as people at the time were losing faith in the current state institutions and policies against them.

Throughout the Second Garecian Civil War, Cold War, and Second World War, his cult grew to 1,000,000 members in the Garecian Republic, Republic of Katyiniju, and Second Empire of Nalima. He gained new members through various means regarding torture, blackmailing, kidnapping, forced integration, intimidation, crime, raiding, and many other ways.

## **Early Death of the Brotherhood Tyrant**

Meyson Khart’s life was long and difficult. He was now responsible for hundreds of crimes and was still an active target of the Garecian secret services. But at age 68, facing multiple health problems after years of drug and alcohol abuse, he found himself on an early deathbed surrounded by his myriad of followers. With his death on the horizon, the brotherhood had to select a new leader to succeed him. His chosen successor would be his son, Benedikt Khart.

Meyson would die on December 3, 1981 at 10:49 in the morning. Benedikt Khart assumed de facto leadership of the Jayassian Brotherhood on December 15, 1981. He would prove to be an even more ruthless leader than his father before him.