Norman Seyuly

Norman Freckiá Seyuly (31 December 1149- 21 January 1203) was a soldier from The Marly War in Watnerland, although born in Stokestove, Lowgert.

Soldier Life
Norman lived with his mum and dad until he was 8- 10 years. They were killed in the civil war and Norman was sent to prison under King Gacon VI, until he was 20 years old. Gacon died in 1164, and was buried in Stokestove.

Ander
Norman married Freya Ander in 1174, who locked Norman in the cellar for 4 years.

Ander died in 1178 as she fell down the cellar stairs to let Norman free.

The Marly War
Marly War was declared in 1189. Seyuly fought fiercely and won. He became first president of Watnerland on 16 May 1192.

Politics
Seyuly lead the Marly Foundation Party (MFP) from 1192 to 1200. He strongly said that women should vote in 1198. A revolution begun, as it was called The Suffered War, which lasted until 1200. Many people said he was very arrogant, but they were wrong.

Execution and Imprisonment
In 1200, Seyuly was not president anymore. He was imprisoned in Rex Castle in February 1201, and was there for two years. He was beheaded in Rééve, Watnerland, on 21 January 1203, sadly.