His Imperial Majesty Ukunaka | |
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Born | (1992-02-26) February 26, 1992 (age 32) Houston, Harris County, Texas |
Spouse | Empress Hikari |
Family | House of Ying
Borjigin Ani-Sahoni Amo-Edohi Sparre Gustaffson |
Ukunaka | |
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Political party | Imperial Yuan // Blue Council (2012- [officialy]) |
Other political affiliations | Whig (2013-) |
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editEmperor of Qin
Khaan of the Ulus of Jochi
Ukunaka | |
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Ukv and Amo-edohi of the Ugaya Aniyvnwiya
Pharaoh of Egypt & Kush
King of Texas
Moon of Amazonica
Emperor of The moonlit Sakura
God of Thunder
Great Sage, Equal of Heaven
Xíngzhě
Medicine King
1st Beloved Man
Victorious Fighting Buddha
Monkey King
The Rainbow Serpent King
Quetzalcoatl
Lord of the star of the dawn
Lord of Slaughter
Wielder of the Knife
The Scarlet Lord.
Devourer of the guilty
Protector of the innocent
The Precious Twin
Great is the manifestation of Ra Born of Thoth, he whose apparitions are perfect, The strong bull, rich of strength, He whose royalty is divine, He whose manifestations are powerful, Protector of Egypt who curbs foreign lands
Temple of Kush// The Way of May
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Soul 神 Shen 魂 Hún (Ba)
Spirit 精 Jing (Ka)
Mind 腦 Nao (Akh)
Heart 心 Xīn (Jb)
Flesh 魄 Pò
Vessel 形 xing (Ha)
Ethnogens
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Yuan | Early Mongol rulers posthumously honoured by Kublai as Yuan emperors
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