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 | Il Nanuyili Yovan Subina, a member of the Imperial Senate, a popular singer, and a songwriter. Place of birth: Tingan Date of birth: 10/29/928 Height: 172 cm Marital status: it's complicated Children: 1 Princess Nanuyili's name became widely known outside her homeland at the age of nineteen when her song "Falling Petals in a Quiet Garden" spread throughout Subina and was performed not only by her during important events but also throughout the country by independent performers. Her lyrics and sheet music could be heard in hotels, in the squares of settlements, and in many other places. As a result, she also became known to residents of other regions of the empire, and the words conveyed through poetry inevitably reached their ears. At the age of twenty-two, she married a young master of martial arts, but their family did not work out – unlike her husband, Nanuyili devoted herself entirely to her work and constantly postponed having a child, which led to the couple's relationship becoming very strained over time. At the peak of her cultural activity, Nanuyili often appeared on the covers of magazines and served as the face for many events, not only because of her special status as a princess but also because of her attractiveness, which both women and men admired. During this period, she also hoped to use her popularity to influence the regional government to promote her social ideas, such as the introduction of paid maternity leave, the introduction of a basic income, and so on, but she failed to gain consent from either the bureaucrats or her father. By the age of thirty-three, she finally decided to have a child. This was very difficult for her, and after many unsuccessful attempts, the stress caused by her inability to leave an heir severely undermined her health, and her relationship with her husband did not improve – to this day, they live separately. Due to her lack of free time, their child is raised by the father. Ten years later, she inherited the leadership of the royal dynasty and since then has begun to actively promote her, now modified, ideas. For example, she is trying to eliminate Subina's worship of beauty, believing that her people's pursuit of a perfect appearance negatively affects the nation's emotional well-being; another well-known and even less popular initiative of Nanuyili is the nationalization of all large businesses in Subina, but so far this venture has not been approved. If the young Nanuyili was popular with all the people of Subina, then today she is popular only with a part of the population. |