Iarwen ben-Adar
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His Grace, Iarwen Fingolion, Baron of Isilauren, of Tirion, Lord of ben-Adar and Ibilen, Deputy Executor of the Empire, Consulor of the Imperial Diet
Iarwen ben-Adar, son of the Baron Fingol and the Lady Nebelira of Ibilen. At the age of seven the young ben-Adar joined the Young Marduuk League, by fifteen he became the head of the Young Marduuk League in Tirion and graduated early from secondary schooling and was moved to Imladris to continue in university studies. He proved very intelligent and loyal to the Marduuk ideals. He graduated within five years with diplomas in political studies, international affairs, and law; he also received honorary degrees in philosophy, economics, and diplomatic relations. After graduating from university at a young age ben-Adar joined the navy for two years before being recalled by Lord Hedikai and was appointed into the Ministry of Law & Order. After the mysterious death of Deputy Executor Cerbin Lorfithiath, ben-Adar was appointed Deputy Executor of the Marduuk Party and of the Empire in 2001. Within the last four years of his Executorship he has proven a loyal and resilient man. The elder members of the party dislike that a mere 25 year old has the second most powerful government position.
Ben-Adar has many acquaintances in foreign governments such as
- Raina Tamuríl Sîrfalas Ciryatan-Tîwele, Queen of Erulisse-Heryn
- Yvan Attal, Chancellor of Finance for Morindira
- Miriam Silberstyn, Minister of Foreign Affairs for Dracoriana
- Princess Sofia of Eriitia.
Iarwen ben-Adar is unmarried and has no children
Fun Facts:
- ben-Adar is very athletic and enjoys hiking and spelunking, he is fond of outdoor life.
- Plays Water Polo, soccer, rugby and skiing
- Is a vegetarian
- Secretly a fan of the music of Tomanian singer Anaranē
- ben-Adar is a fan of operas, here he is speaking with the Queen Raina Tamuríl Sîrfalas Ciryatan-Tîwele of Erulisse-Heryn. (A realible source indicated that right before the Opera began the two were disscusing modern art.)
