Arthur Parnu

Arthur Harris-William Parnu, otherwise known as "Parnupoiss" (born on the 17. December 441), is a politician in the Empire of Dívasa. He is currently part of the Democratic Coalition, in the party Democratic Alliance, and is the chosen representative of the coalition in the Imperial Council, as well as a military general of the Armed Forces of Divasa, as the man in charge of the First Army of Divasa, as well as the current governor of United Providence

Early life

Born, and currently residing in Neoncity, United Providence, he was the son of a fisherman and a shopkeepers' assistant. Gaining a regular public education, he went in his fathers footsteps and became a fisherman himself, joining the Democratic Alliance, and in term, the Confederation of Independent Democratic Parties (CIDP for short), (the predecessor of the Democratic Coalition) in 486, shortly before the unification. After unification, he decided to quit his job, and join the old United Providence militia, before it was disbanded by the Military Creation Act of 486 and subsequently integrated into the Armed Forces of Divasa, where he, passing the test, exams and evaluations, became a general, leading the Second Army. It is also at this time of unification that he had his first political role in the Imperial Council, voting aye on the Military Creation Act of 486, making it pass.

Post-Unification

After gaining his positions in both the army and in politics, he has kept a steady course. Being left out of only one Imperial Council, he has also maintained his military position, temporarily gaining the role of Chief of the Army, until Tuberculosis forced him to resign from the post, demoting him back to general. He has also been sent to Paerland in order to maintain order there, as the head of the National Guard, and is currently the second governor of United Providence.

Career Achievements

Authoring the United Providence Alcohol Act

Helping to keep the peace in Paerland

Forming the new United Providence Militia

Forming the United Providence Broadcasting Service