Lıniıl

Lıniıl ni Tirina rıl Kaorn was a Sanmra politician who served as sarda along with her husband Asihan from 1875 to her assassination in 1903. Lıniıl and Asihan enjoyed wide popular support during their reign, during which the landmark Treaty of 1883 and Treaty of 1899 were signed, solidifying the relationship between Sanmra, the United States of America, and (later) Canada.

On August 24, 1903, Lıniıl was assassinated by an unknown assailant in the woods near the Kaorn family house in Mekeras. Her body was discovered several hours later by her daughters. Despite repeated investigations into her death, her murderer and the motives behind the killing have never been identified. Persistent rumors suggest the assailant was either from Tuanmali or was an agent of Lıniıl's political opponents, but as the evidence discovered in the investigations has never been publicly released, it is unknown whether these rumors have any basis in reality. The official position of the Sanmra government is that the assassin's identity and motives are unknown.

Early life and education
Lıniıl was born into the Kaorn family, to parents Ani ni Tirina rıl Kaorn and Hali ni Tirina rıl Kaorn. She was born on February 22, 1734, in Kaorn House in Mekeras. Her interest in politics began early in life, with her spending much of her free time helping her relative Lesa ni Alen rıl Kaorn, an ex-nuoda who spent several years as the Treasurer of Sanmra. She attended Elten University between 1782 and 1793 and graduated with honors in political science and law, becoming certified as a kida later in 1793.

Early political career
In 1820, Lıniıl was elected to the Nuoda for the first time, representing the Mekeras enclave. Her first co-voter was her cousin Delan ni Edara rıl Kaorn, who left politics in 1842 to pursue a business career. For the 1842 election, Lıniıl's co-voter was her close friend (and later husband), Asihan ni Tirina rıl Wiol. In 1850, the pair became the nuoda for Orsili. In 1866, after two terms in office, they withdrew from the next election when the sarda appointed them as the Sanmra Minister of Foreign Affairs (Lıniıl) and Sanmra Minister of Economy (Asihan).

During her time as a nuoda, she served on a number of committees relating to foreign relations, immigration, and national defense.

Time as sarda
In 1875, UNNAMED and UNNAMED, then sarda, died in an accident. Lıniıl and Asihan were elected in their place by the Nuoda.

Assassination


In accordance with tradition, her body was cremated, with her skull being stored in the House of the Dead in Elten, and her heart being preserved in the Kaorn family mausoleum. Prior to entombment, her funeral was held in the public square outside the Aliseta ni Sadilan in the inner circle of Elten, with several thousand attendees.

Personal life
In 1855, Lıniıl married her co-voter Asihan. Five years later, in 1860, she gave birth to their first child, Alın ni Lıniıl rıl Kaorn. In 1867, she gave birth to Amir'i ni Lıniıl rıl Kaorn, and in 1871, she gave birth to their third and final child, Yarwe ni Lıniıl rıl Kaorn. (All three were born ni Tirina, but legally changed their ancestral name after their mother's death.)