Kyadu Kadin - Revision history

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	==Early life==		==Early life==
		+	Kadin was born in 4519 CY in the city of [[Kanuka]] in Wadiin. His father, X, was a minor official in the administration of the local Jiya. Kadin spent most of his early life being given a traditional Kunwidya-based education by his tutors. He took his studies in Kunwidya theology very seriously, and was often found reading religious texts and philosophy.

	==Writings and philosophy==		==Writings and philosophy==

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	==Exile from Wadiin==		==Exile from Wadiin==
	===Life in Jvuzrada===		===Life in Jvuzrada===
−	In 4559 CY (771 AE), Kadin was officially exiled from Wadiin with agreement from the Dyaway, the Experts, and Jiyas. He was labelled a heretic but was spared the death penalty by Dyaway [[Shada III]], mostly for fear of a popular uprising. Kadin's works and books were burned in Wadiin and Kadinism became heavily suppressed on the home island. Kadin travelled to Dhimrai, where he was offered asylum. He was offered sponsored classes to learn the Dhimze language to help him get acclimated, and he eventually learned to speak at a proficient level. Though he had survived execution, his exile left him depressed and melancholic. He would later state that he would've wished to die a martyr than to be exiled. Kadin would never write any future works on his thoughts and ideas, though would still discuss them with anyone who asked. He would also occasionally be invited to give lectures by ~~youth groups at~~ the [[Royal University of Jvuzrada]], where he would discuss the thought process behind his political systems and the history of Wadiin. During one of these lectures he would meet [[Udi Tzalos]], a then young student of law and philosophy. Tzalos and Kadin would communicate frequently during this time, and they would spend long hours discussing politics and the creation of a more just system of government. Kadin eventually would persuade Tzalos to return to his home country and begin writing there, though the two would keep in touch via letters.	+	In 4559 CY (771 AE), Kadin was officially exiled from Wadiin with agreement from the Dyaway, the Experts, and Jiyas. He was labelled a heretic but was spared the death penalty by Dyaway [[Shada III]], mostly for fear of a popular uprising. Kadin's works and books were burned in Wadiin and Kadinism became heavily suppressed on the home island. Kadin travelled to Dhimrai, where he was offered asylum. He was offered sponsored classes to learn the Dhimze language to help him get acclimated, and he eventually learned to speak at a proficient level. Though he had survived execution, his exile left him depressed and melancholic. He would later state that he would've wished to die a martyr than to be exiled. Kadin would never write any future works on his thoughts and ideas, though would still discuss them with anyone who asked. He would also occasionally be invited to give lectures by the [[Royal University of Jvuzrada]] and unaffiliated political youth groups, where he would discuss the thought process behind his political systems and the history of Wadiin. During one of these lectures he would meet [[Udi Tzalos]], a then young student of law and philosophy. Tzalos and Kadin would communicate frequently during this time, and they would spend long hours discussing politics and the creation of a more just system of government. Kadin eventually would persuade Tzalos to return to his home country and begin writing there, though the two would keep in touch via letters.

	===Retirement and withdrawal===		===Retirement and withdrawal===

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−	'''Kyadu Kadin''' ([[Wadiin language\|Wadiin]]: Kādīn Kyaḍū ʿAhan ṭū Kāṇūkā, 4519 – 4586 CY (731 – ~~798~~ AE)) was a Wadiin religious philosopher, novelist, and political theorist. He is known for extensive writings on the system of [[Kadinism]], a democratic system of government meant to protect the ideals of [[Kunwidya]].	+	'''Kyadu Kadin''' ([[Wadiin language\|Wadiin]]: Kādīn Kyaḍū ʿAhan ṭū Kāṇūkā, 4519 – 4586 CY (731 – 808 AE)) was a Wadiin religious philosopher, novelist, and political theorist. He is known for extensive writings on the system of [[Kadinism]], a democratic system of government meant to protect the ideals of [[Kunwidya]].

	==Early life==		==Early life==

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	==Exile from Wadiin==		==Exile from Wadiin==
		+	===Life in Jvuzrada===
−	In 4559 CY (771 AE), Kadin was officially exiled from Wadiin with agreement from the Dyaway, the Experts, and Jiyas. He was labelled a heretic but was spared the death penalty by Dyaway [[Shada III]], mostly for fear of a popular uprising. Kadin's works and books were burned in Wadiin and Kadinism became heavily suppressed on the home island. Kadin travelled to Dhimrai, where he was offered asylum. Though he had survived execution, his exile left him depressed and melancholic. He would later state that he would've wished to die a martyr than to be exiled. Kadin would never write any future works on his thoughts and ideas, though would still discuss them with anyone who asked. He would also occasionally be invited to give lectures by youth groups at the [[Royal University of Jvuzrada]], where he would discuss the thought process behind his political systems and the history of Wadiin. During one of these lectures he would meet [[Udi Tzalos]], a then young student of law and philosophy. Tzalos and Kadin would communicate frequently during this time, and they would spend long hours discussing politics and the creation of a more just system of government. Kadin eventually would persuade Tzalos to return to his home country and begin writing there, though the two would keep in touch via letters.	+	In 4559 CY (771 AE), Kadin was officially exiled from Wadiin with agreement from the Dyaway, the Experts, and Jiyas. He was labelled a heretic but was spared the death penalty by Dyaway [[Shada III]], mostly for fear of a popular uprising. Kadin's works and books were burned in Wadiin and Kadinism became heavily suppressed on the home island. Kadin travelled to Dhimrai, where he was offered asylum. He was offered sponsored classes to learn the Dhimze language to help him get acclimated, and he eventually learned to speak at a proficient level. Though he had survived execution, his exile left him depressed and melancholic. He would later state that he would've wished to die a martyr than to be exiled. Kadin would never write any future works on his thoughts and ideas, though would still discuss them with anyone who asked. He would also occasionally be invited to give lectures by youth groups at the [[Royal University of Jvuzrada]], where he would discuss the thought process behind his political systems and the history of Wadiin. During one of these lectures he would meet [[Udi Tzalos]], a then young student of law and philosophy. Tzalos and Kadin would communicate frequently during this time, and they would spend long hours discussing politics and the creation of a more just system of government. Kadin eventually would persuade Tzalos to return to his home country and begin writing there, though the two would keep in touch via letters.
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		+	===Retirement and withdrawal===
		+	In 4671 Kadin would cease lecturing and going to any public speaking events, as he lamented his inability to change the system in his home country. He became much more private and withdrawn, only ever speaking publicly through interviews. He spent most of his time contributing to the minority Kunwidya communities in Jvuzrada, and particularly of immigrants from Wadiin. He was known for teaching Dhimze to Wadiin immigrants, leading prayers for Kunwidya communities, and giving religious guidance to those who asked. Kadin would die in 4596, he had no children, as he had little interest in women.

	==Legacy==		==Legacy==

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	==Exile from Wadiin==		==Exile from Wadiin==
−	In 4559 CY (771 AE), Kadin was officially exiled from Wadiin with agreement from the Dyaway, the Experts, and Jiyas. He was labelled a heretic but was spared the death penalty by Dyaway [[Shada III]], mostly for fear of a popular uprising. Kadin's works and books were burned in Wadiin and Kadinism became heavily suppressed on the home island. Kadin travelled to Dhimrai, where he was offered asylum. Though he had survived execution, his exile left him depressed and melancholic. He would later state that he would've wished to die a martyr than to be exiled. Kadin would never write any future works on his thoughts and ideas, though would still discuss them with anyone who asked. He would also occasionally be invited to give lectures at the [[Royal University of Jvuzrada]], where he would discuss the thought process behind his political systems and the history of Wadiin.	+	In 4559 CY (771 AE), Kadin was officially exiled from Wadiin with agreement from the Dyaway, the Experts, and Jiyas. He was labelled a heretic but was spared the death penalty by Dyaway [[Shada III]], mostly for fear of a popular uprising. Kadin's works and books were burned in Wadiin and Kadinism became heavily suppressed on the home island. Kadin travelled to Dhimrai, where he was offered asylum. Though he had survived execution, his exile left him depressed and melancholic. He would later state that he would've wished to die a martyr than to be exiled. Kadin would never write any future works on his thoughts and ideas, though would still discuss them with anyone who asked. He would also occasionally be invited to give lectures by youth groups at the [[Royal University of Jvuzrada]], where he would discuss the thought process behind his political systems and the history of Wadiin. During one of these lectures he would meet [[Udi Tzalos]], a then young student of law and philosophy. Tzalos and Kadin would communicate frequently during this time, and they would spend long hours discussing politics and the creation of a more just system of government. Kadin eventually would persuade Tzalos to return to his home country and begin writing there, though the two would keep in touch via letters.

	==Legacy==		==Legacy==

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	==Exile from Wadiin==		==Exile from Wadiin==
−	In 4559 CY (771 AE), Kadin was officially exiled from Wadiin with agreement from the Dyaway, the Experts, and Jiyas. He was labelled a heretic but was spared the death penalty by Dyaway [[Shada III]], mostly for fear of a popular uprising. Kadin's works and books were burned in Wadiin and Kadinism became heavily suppressed on the home island. Kadin travelled to Dhimrai, where he was offered asylum. Though he had survived execution, his exile left him depressed and melancholic. He would later state that he would've wished to die a martyr than to be exiled. Kadin would never write any future works on his thoughts and ideas, though would still discuss them with anyone who asked.	+	In 4559 CY (771 AE), Kadin was officially exiled from Wadiin with agreement from the Dyaway, the Experts, and Jiyas. He was labelled a heretic but was spared the death penalty by Dyaway [[Shada III]], mostly for fear of a popular uprising. Kadin's works and books were burned in Wadiin and Kadinism became heavily suppressed on the home island. Kadin travelled to Dhimrai, where he was offered asylum. Though he had survived execution, his exile left him depressed and melancholic. He would later state that he would've wished to die a martyr than to be exiled. Kadin would never write any future works on his thoughts and ideas, though would still discuss them with anyone who asked. He would also occasionally be invited to give lectures at the [[Royal University of Jvuzrada]], where he would discuss the thought process behind his political systems and the history of Wadiin.

	==Legacy==		==Legacy==

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	==Legacy==		==Legacy==
−	Kadin’s ideas would have lasting impacts on various Kunwidya communities across the world. His ideas and doctrine took hold largely in the overseas holdings of Wadiin, including the area of what is now the modern [[United Kadinist Provinces]], though it also took root in [[United Territories of Anschuhe. Kadin would also be a major influence on the writings on [[Udi Tzalos]], who would base some of the principles of [[Tzalism]] on Kadinism.	+	Kadin’s ideas would have lasting impacts on various Kunwidya communities across the world. His ideas and doctrine took hold largely in the overseas holdings of Wadiin, including the area of what is now the modern [[United Kadinist Provinces]], though it also took root in [[United Territories of Anschuhe]]. Kadin would also be a major influence on the writings on [[Udi Tzalos]], who would base some of the principles of [[Tzalism]] on Kadinism.

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	==Legacy==		==Legacy==
−	Kadin’s ideas would have lasting impacts on various Kunwidya communities across the world. His ideas and doctrine took hold largely in the overseas holdings of Wadiin, including the area of what is now the modern [[United Kadinist Provinces]]. Kadin would also be a major influence on the writings on [[Udi Tzalos]], who would base some of the principles of [[Tzalism]] on Kadinism.	+	Kadin’s ideas would have lasting impacts on various Kunwidya communities across the world. His ideas and doctrine took hold largely in the overseas holdings of Wadiin, including the area of what is now the modern [[United Kadinist Provinces]], though it also took root in [[United Territories of Anschuhe. Kadin would also be a major influence on the writings on [[Udi Tzalos]], who would base some of the principles of [[Tzalism]] on Kadinism.

	[[Category:People]][[Category:Academics]][[Category:Kunwidya]][[Category:Wadiin]]		[[Category:People]][[Category:Academics]][[Category:Kunwidya]][[Category:Wadiin]]

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	==Exile from Wadiin==		==Exile from Wadiin==
−	In 4559 CY (771 AE), Kadin was officially exiled from Wadiin with agreement from the Dyaway, the Experts, and Jiyas. He was labelled a heretic but was spared the death penalty by Dyaway [[Shada III]], mostly for fear of a popular uprising. Kadin's works and books were burned in Wadiin and Kadinism became heavily suppressed on the home island. Kadin travelled to X, where he was offered asylum. Though he had survived execution, his exile left him depressed and melancholic. He would later state that he would've wished to die a martyr than to be exiled. Kadin would never write any future works on his thoughts and ideas, though would still discuss them with anyone who asked.	+	In 4559 CY (771 AE), Kadin was officially exiled from Wadiin with agreement from the Dyaway, the Experts, and Jiyas. He was labelled a heretic but was spared the death penalty by Dyaway [[Shada III]], mostly for fear of a popular uprising. Kadin's works and books were burned in Wadiin and Kadinism became heavily suppressed on the home island. Kadin travelled to Dhimrai, where he was offered asylum. Though he had survived execution, his exile left him depressed and melancholic. He would later state that he would've wished to die a martyr than to be exiled. Kadin would never write any future works on his thoughts and ideas, though would still discuss them with anyone who asked.

	==Legacy==		==Legacy==

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	\| name = Kyadu Kadin		\| name = Kyadu Kadin
	\| image = Photo Kadyu Kadin.png		\| image = Photo Kadyu Kadin.png
−	\| caption = Kadin in 4561 CY	+	\| caption = Kadin in 4561 CY, shortly after his exile from Wadiin
	\| birth_date = 11 Cubhaigh 4519 CY (731 AE)		\| birth_date = 11 Cubhaigh 4519 CY (731 AE)
	\| birth_place = [[Kanuka]], [[Wadiin]]		\| birth_place = [[Kanuka]], [[Wadiin]]