Hoofaran

Full Name: Hoofaran Oxfeld
Nationality: Englishman/Qazian
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Date of birth: 1445, 1st english child born in Qazox.
Date of death: 1512
Job: Preacher, Holy Oxen (ooc: RL= pope)
Reason for fame: Born in 1445, the 1st son of Goran Oxfield lived most of his life with his mother's tribe, the Qazians. At the age of 13, his father died and young Hoofaran; which, in the old Qazian language, means "He who looks nothing like his father"; began to study both the Bible and the ancient beliefs of his mother's people. In 1475 at the age of 30, he founded the Church of the Qazian Religion and declared himself the 1st Holy Oxen. Killed in 1512 by members of the Qazian tribe for heresy. Hoofaran was teaching the Qazian Religion to the English settlers and was killed upon a return back home. Most modern historians belive he was killed in a dispute over his choice for his daughter, Signa-Ye Oxfield (who was only 4 at the time of his death) over his oldest son, Nooran Oxfield (who was 17 at the time of his death) for the next Holy Oxen.