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	===As ''nantzintli''===		===As ''nantzintli''===

	In her new role ~~as a sort of queen mother~~, Yauhmi continues to serve in an informal role as a representative of Huenya to the international community. Her continuing popularity among international leaders is seen as an asset to Huenya, and she often acts as a liaison between the government and other IDU leaders.		In her new role, Yauhmi continues to serve in an informal role as a representative of Huenya to the international community. Her continuing popularity among international leaders is seen as an asset to Huenya, and she often acts as a liaison between the government and other IDU leaders.

	In her semi-retirement, Yauhmi moved out of Xochuaxte Palace and founded her own estate at Xomaxtli Hill, a former noble estate outside Chuzatlapoc. Despite her promise to keep a low profile, Yauhmi ~~maintains~~ Xomaxtli Hill as a refuge and operations center for those seeking to help people flee Xiomera. Multiple former Kerlian Auroras also ~~reside~~ at the site, as ~~another form~~ of ~~refuge that Yauhmi continues to offer~~.		In her semi-retirement, Yauhmi moved out of Xochuaxte Palace and founded her own estate at Xomaxtli Hill, a former noble estate outside Chuzatlapoc. Despite her promise to keep a low profile, Yauhmi maintained Xomaxtli Hill as a refuge and operations center for those seeking to help people flee Xiomera. Multiple former Kerlian Auroras also resided at the site. Xomaxtli Hill was destroyed during the Golden Blade insurgency.

			After the insurgency ended, Yauhmi moved to the city of Calanochti in northern Huenya. She took up the role of ''tlahtoāni'' of the Xiomerans in Huenya as a member of the Chamber of Executives.

	===Legacy as a leader===		===Legacy as a leader===

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	'''Yauhmi''' is the ~~Cihuātlahtoāni~~ (~~Great Speaker~~) of the Huenyan Federation. She was previously the Empress of Xiomera, prior to a coup in April 2020.		'''Yauhmi''' is the ''nantzintli'' (honored mother) of the Huenyan Federation. She was previously the Empress of Xiomera, prior to a coup in April 2020.

	==Early Life and Education==		==Early Life and Education==
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	After the war, Yauhmi became the Cihuātlahtoāni (Great Speaker) of Huenya. She was accepted as the monarch of the new Huenyan state as a means to reassure ethnic Xiomerans that they would have representation in the new government. She was also chosen to help maintain continuity, as she was widely recognized by the international community as a leader and retained considerable popularity in the international community.		After the war, Yauhmi became the Cihuātlahtoāni (Great Speaker) of Huenya. She was accepted as the monarch of the new Huenyan state as a means to reassure ethnic Xiomerans that they would have representation in the new government. She was also chosen to help maintain continuity, as she was widely recognized by the international community as a leader and retained considerable popularity in the international community.

	During her reign as Cihuātlahtoāni, Yauhmi ~~has~~ focused on building the new Huenyan state and engaging with the international community. As a ~~new democratic government has begun~~ to ~~take shape in Huenya~~, the ~~roles~~ of the ~~royal family have steadily shrunk~~. ~~While not quite~~ a ~~figurehead~~, Yauhmi ~~does not exercise anything similar~~ to the ~~absolute power~~ she ~~once held~~ as ~~Empress~~ of Xiomera. ~~Yauhmi has not resisted this reduced role~~, ~~instead accepting a role~~ as ~~"mother~~ to ~~an emerging democracy~~."		During her reign as Cihuātlahtoāni, Yauhmi focused on building the new Huenyan state and engaging with the international community. However, a series of unilateral actions would bring about a premature end to her reign. A disastrous raid on the Cauhloc, the headquarters of the Xiomeran intelligence service, that Yauhmi sponsored in secret would ultimately lead to a demand that she step down from the other Huenyan leaders. On May 27th, 2021, Yauhmi formally abdicated her role as Great Speaker, handing the position off to her son, [[Texōccoatl]].

			===As ''nantzintli''===

			In her new role as a sort of queen mother, Yauhmi continues to serve in an informal role as a representative of Huenya to the international community. Her continuing popularity among international leaders is seen as an asset to Huenya, and she often acts as a liaison between the government and other IDU leaders.

			In her semi-retirement, Yauhmi moved out of Xochuaxte Palace and founded her own estate at Xomaxtli Hill, a former noble estate outside Chuzatlapoc. Despite her promise to keep a low profile, Yauhmi maintains Xomaxtli Hill as a refuge and operations center for those seeking to help people flee Xiomera. Multiple former Kerlian Auroras also reside at the site, as another form of refuge that Yauhmi continues to offer.

	===Legacy as a leader===		===Legacy as a leader===

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	'''Yauhmi''' was the Empress of Xiomera, ~~the head of state and government of the Xiomeran Empire. Having been overthrown in~~ a coup in April 2020~~, she is still considered the legitimate ruler by most IDU nations~~.		'''Yauhmi''' is the Cihuātlahtoāni (Great Speaker) of the Huenyan Federation. She was previously the Empress of Xiomera, prior to a coup in April 2020.

	==Early Life and Education==		==Early Life and Education==
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	On 8 September 2019, the Emperor Topilpopoca was shot by a disgruntled former Cabinet official, Cētlalhui, who the Emperor had dismissed in disgrace. Topilpopoca would die on 3 October 2019. Yauhmi decided to stand for her husband's position as the head of the Xiomeran government, in the electoral process known as the Great Selection. On 4 November 2019, Yauhmi was chosen to succeed her husband as supreme ruler of Xiomera.		On 8 September 2019, the Emperor Topilpopoca was shot by a disgruntled former Cabinet official, Cētlalhui, who the Emperor had dismissed in disgrace. Topilpopoca would die on 3 October 2019. Yauhmi decided to stand for her husband's position as the head of the Xiomeran government, in the electoral process known as the Great Selection. On 4 November 2019, Yauhmi was chosen to succeed her husband as supreme ruler of Xiomera.

	===Yauhmi's reign and the Second Civil War===		===Yauhmi's reign and the Second Xiomeran Civil War===

	In order to win the Obsidian Throne, Yauhmi had promised the Xiomeran military, business community, indigenous religious leaders and conservatives that she would rule much as her husband had. Previous Xiomeran rulers, including Topilpopoca, had governed Xiomera in close cooperation with the wealthy, Xiomeran corporations, and conservative political and social figures as a highly conservative, hyper-capitalist state.		In order to win the Obsidian Throne, Yauhmi had promised the Xiomeran military, business community, indigenous religious leaders and conservatives that she would rule much as her husband had. Previous Xiomeran rulers, including Topilpopoca, had governed Xiomera in close cooperation with the wealthy, Xiomeran corporations, and conservative political and social figures as a highly conservative, hyper-capitalist state.
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	On 10 April 2020, as the Empress was opening the first session of a new Huenyan Assembly designed to give the other ethnic groups in Xiomera more political power and to open the Xiomeran political process, a military coup was launched by the Xiomeran General Staff and the Security Secretariat. Yauhmi was detained by the military, and removed from power. The military declared a Provisional Government that charged Yauhmi with treason, conspiracy, corruption and anti-Xiomeran activities. Her whereabouts remained unknown, but the Provisional Government later claimed that the Empress had abdicated her throne. On 16 May 2020, the military staged a new Great Selection, and chose [[Xochiuhue]], the son of former Emperor Xolōtl, as the new Emperor.		On 10 April 2020, as the Empress was opening the first session of a new Huenyan Assembly designed to give the other ethnic groups in Xiomera more political power and to open the Xiomeran political process, a military coup was launched by the Xiomeran General Staff and the Security Secretariat. Yauhmi was detained by the military, and removed from power. The military declared a Provisional Government that charged Yauhmi with treason, conspiracy, corruption and anti-Xiomeran activities. Her whereabouts remained unknown, but the Provisional Government later claimed that the Empress had abdicated her throne. On 16 May 2020, the military staged a new Great Selection, and chose [[Xochiuhue]], the son of former Emperor Xolōtl, as the new Emperor.

	On 1 August 2020, Empress Yauhmi re-emerged from hiding at the city of Chuaztlapoc, having been freed from ASI custody by loyalist Xiomeran soldiers. In a speech widely disseminated throughout Xiomera and the rest of the IDU, the Empress denied having abdicated the Obsidian Throne, declared that she was still in charge of Xiomera, and declared further that any mandates from Xochiuhue and his government were null and void. The declaration, and Xochiuhue's response, would lead to the ~~[[Siege~~ of Chuaztlapoc]].		On 1 August 2020, Empress Yauhmi re-emerged from hiding at the city of Chuaztlapoc, having been freed from ASI custody by loyalist Xiomeran soldiers. In a speech widely disseminated throughout Xiomera and the rest of the IDU, the Empress denied having abdicated the Obsidian Throne, declared that she was still in charge of Xiomera, and declared further that any mandates from Xochiuhue and his government were null and void. The declaration, and Xochiuhue's response, would lead to the siege of Chuaztlapoc. The unexpected victory by Yauhmi's forces at Chuaztlapoc would prove to be a major turning point in the war.

			===Cihuātlahtoāni of Huenya===

			After the war, Yauhmi became the Cihuātlahtoāni (Great Speaker) of Huenya. She was accepted as the monarch of the new Huenyan state as a means to reassure ethnic Xiomerans that they would have representation in the new government. She was also chosen to help maintain continuity, as she was widely recognized by the international community as a leader and retained considerable popularity in the international community.

			During her reign as Cihuātlahtoāni, Yauhmi has focused on building the new Huenyan state and engaging with the international community. As a new democratic government has begun to take shape in Huenya, the roles of the royal family have steadily shrunk. While not quite a figurehead, Yauhmi does not exercise anything similar to the absolute power she once held as Empress of Xiomera. Yauhmi has not resisted this reduced role, instead accepting a role as "mother to an emerging democracy."

			===Legacy as a leader===

			While most Huenyans, and the international community, have continued to accept Yauhmi as a leader, there have been questions raised concerning her legacy. Her previous role as Empress of Xiomera, leading a totalitarian regime which practiced many of the repressive acts she now denounces, has left her open to accusations of hypocrisy. Some Huenyans and others in the international community have expressed beliefs that Yauhmi herself should face trial for acts committed during her time as Empress. Her defenders acknowledge the complicated history of her leadership, but state that Yauhmi has changed and committed herself to making up for her previous acts in the remaining years of her life. The torture she was subjected to while being detained by Xiomeran authorities during the civil war is cited as a turning point in her beliefs and actions.

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	Yauhmi would follow this by instituting a series of new taxes on the wealthy, and on the Xiomeran corporate and business community, to fund further planned reforms, including the institution of a social welfare program. Xiomera had previously had no social safety net whatsoever, as the general attitude among Xiomeran elites was that if people were poor or struggling, it was due solely to their own failure or lack of work ethic. The longstanding philosophy of [[Xiomeran Meritocracy]] was also a critical issue between Yauhmi and the Xiomeran elites. Xiomeran Meritocracy was seen as a fundamental foundational belief of the society, and one that Yauhmi was challenging.		Yauhmi would follow this by instituting a series of new taxes on the wealthy, and on the Xiomeran corporate and business community, to fund further planned reforms, including the institution of a social welfare program. Xiomera had previously had no social safety net whatsoever, as the general attitude among Xiomeran elites was that if people were poor or struggling, it was due solely to their own failure or lack of work ethic. The longstanding philosophy of [[Xiomeran Meritocracy]] was also a critical issue between Yauhmi and the Xiomeran elites. Xiomeran Meritocracy was seen as a fundamental foundational belief of the society, and one that Yauhmi was challenging.

	On 10 April 2020, as the Empress was opening the first session of a new Huenyan Assembly designed to give the other ethnic groups in Xiomera more political power and to open the Xiomeran political process, a military coup was launched by the Xiomeran General Staff and the Security Secretariat. Yauhmi was detained by the military, and removed from power. The military declared a Provisional Government that charged Yauhmi with treason, conspiracy, corruption and anti-Xiomeran activities. Her whereabouts remained unknown, but the Provisional Government later claimed that the Empress had abdicated her throne.		On 10 April 2020, as the Empress was opening the first session of a new Huenyan Assembly designed to give the other ethnic groups in Xiomera more political power and to open the Xiomeran political process, a military coup was launched by the Xiomeran General Staff and the Security Secretariat. Yauhmi was detained by the military, and removed from power. The military declared a Provisional Government that charged Yauhmi with treason, conspiracy, corruption and anti-Xiomeran activities. Her whereabouts remained unknown, but the Provisional Government later claimed that the Empress had abdicated her throne. On 16 May 2020, the military staged a new Great Selection, and chose [[Xochiuhue]], the son of former Emperor Xolōtl, as the new Emperor.

	On ~~16 May~~ 2020, the ~~military staged~~ a ~~new Great Selection~~, and ~~chose~~ [[~~Xochiuhue~~]]~~, the son of former Emperor Xolōtl, as the new Emperor~~.		On 1 August 2020, Empress Yauhmi re-emerged from hiding at the city of Chuaztlapoc, having been freed from ASI custody by loyalist Xiomeran soldiers. In a speech widely disseminated throughout Xiomera and the rest of the IDU, the Empress denied having abdicated the Obsidian Throne, declared that she was still in charge of Xiomera, and declared further that any mandates from Xochiuhue and his government were null and void. The declaration, and Xochiuhue's response, would lead to the [[Siege of Chuaztlapoc]].

	==Family Life==		==Family Life==

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	Yauhmi is the Empress of Xiomera, the head of state and government of the Xiomeran Empire.		'''Yauhmi''' was the Empress of Xiomera, the head of state and government of the Xiomeran Empire. Having been overthrown in a coup in April 2020, she is still considered the legitimate ruler by most IDU nations.

	==Early Life and Education==		==Early Life and Education==

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	Yauhmi would follow this by instituting a series of new taxes on the wealthy, and on the Xiomeran corporate and business community, to fund further planned reforms, including the institution of a social welfare program. Xiomera had previously had no social safety net whatsoever, as the general attitude among Xiomeran elites was that if people were poor or struggling, it was due solely to their own failure or lack of work ethic. The longstanding philosophy of [[Xiomeran Meritocracy]] was also a critical issue between Yauhmi and the Xiomeran elites. Xiomeran Meritocracy was seen as a fundamental foundational belief of the society, and one that Yauhmi was challenging.		Yauhmi would follow this by instituting a series of new taxes on the wealthy, and on the Xiomeran corporate and business community, to fund further planned reforms, including the institution of a social welfare program. Xiomera had previously had no social safety net whatsoever, as the general attitude among Xiomeran elites was that if people were poor or struggling, it was due solely to their own failure or lack of work ethic. The longstanding philosophy of [[Xiomeran Meritocracy]] was also a critical issue between Yauhmi and the Xiomeran elites. Xiomeran Meritocracy was seen as a fundamental foundational belief of the society, and one that Yauhmi was challenging.

	On 10 April 2020, as the Empress was opening the first session of a new Huenyan Assembly designed to give the other ethnic groups in Xiomera more political power and to open the Xiomeran political process, a military coup was launched by the Xiomeran General Staff. Yauhmi was detained by the military, and removed from power. The military declared a Provisional Government that charged Yauhmi with treason, conspiracy, corruption and anti-Xiomeran activities. Her whereabouts remained unknown, but the Provisional Government later claimed that the Empress had abdicated her throne.		On 10 April 2020, as the Empress was opening the first session of a new Huenyan Assembly designed to give the other ethnic groups in Xiomera more political power and to open the Xiomeran political process, a military coup was launched by the Xiomeran General Staff and the Security Secretariat. Yauhmi was detained by the military, and removed from power. The military declared a Provisional Government that charged Yauhmi with treason, conspiracy, corruption and anti-Xiomeran activities. Her whereabouts remained unknown, but the Provisional Government later claimed that the Empress had abdicated her throne.

	On 16 May 2020, the military staged a new Great Selection, and chose [[Xochiuhue]], the son of former Emperor Xolōtl, as the new Emperor.		On 16 May 2020, the military staged a new Great Selection, and chose [[Xochiuhue]], the son of former Emperor Xolōtl, as the new Emperor.

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	Yauhmi was born on July 11, 1948 in Chēcuauh, Xiomera. She is the daughter of Timatzin, an Admiral in the Xiomeran Imperial Navy, and Malintzina, a medical doctor who held several high-profile positions in public health for the Xiomeran Empire.		Yauhmi was born on July 11, 1948 in Chēcuauh, Xiomera. She is the daughter of Timatzin, an Admiral in the Xiomeran Imperial Navy, and Malintzina, a medical doctor who held several high-profile positions in public health for the Xiomeran Empire.

	Yauhmi grew up in Chēcuauh, an affluent suburb of the port city of Huitzitaca. She spent most of her childhood on the vast grounds of the Hichuaco Imperial Admiralty Complex, the headquarters complex and academy of the Imperial Navy. She attended the ''calmecac'' Hichuaco before attending the premier Tlālacuetztla Polytechnic University. She graduated ~~from "Tlal Poly"~~ in May 1972 with a degree in law.		Yauhmi grew up in Chēcuauh, an affluent suburb of the port city of Huitzitaca. She spent most of her childhood on the vast grounds of the Hichuaco Imperial Admiralty Complex, the headquarters complex and academy of the Imperial Navy. She attended the ''calmecac'' Hichuaco before attending the premier Tlālacuetztla Polytechnic University. She graduated in May 1972 with a degree in law.

	==Political Career==		==Political Career==

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	In order to win the Obsidian Throne, Yauhmi had promised the Xiomeran military, business community, indigenous religious leaders and conservatives that she would rule much as her husband had. Previous Xiomeran rulers, including Topilpopoca, had governed Xiomera in close cooperation with the wealthy, Xiomeran corporations, and conservative political and social figures as a highly conservative, hyper-capitalist state.		In order to win the Obsidian Throne, Yauhmi had promised the Xiomeran military, business community, indigenous religious leaders and conservatives that she would rule much as her husband had. Previous Xiomeran rulers, including Topilpopoca, had governed Xiomera in close cooperation with the wealthy, Xiomeran corporations, and conservative political and social figures as a highly conservative, hyper-capitalist state.

	Upon taking office, however, Yauhmi immediately began making decisions that would prove highly controversial to the people who had helped her take power. She instituted media reforms, ending the censorship and government review of Xiomeran journalists and media. She also ended the government program of communications monitoring and censorship known as "Happy Society" to the public and ''Project Tilmahcoatl'' to the government.		Upon taking office, however, Yauhmi immediately began making decisions that would prove highly controversial to the people who had helped her take power. She instituted media reforms, ending the censorship and government review of Xiomeran journalists and media. She also ended the government program of communications monitoring and censorship known as "Happy Society" to the public and ''Project Tilmahcoatl'' to the government. Yauhmi also vastly scaled back the controversial Manauia Island Project, in a shock decision. The scaling-back of the project pleased environmentalists alarmed by Xiomeran disregard for the planet and climate change, but angered some Xiomeran officials and the business community.

	Yauhmi would follow this by instituting a series of new taxes on the wealthy, and on the Xiomeran corporate and business community, to fund further planned reforms, including the institution of a social welfare program. Xiomera had previously had no social safety net whatsoever, as the general attitude among Xiomeran elites was that if people were poor or struggling, it was due solely to their own failure or lack of work ethic. The longstanding philosophy of [[Xiomeran Meritocracy]] was also a critical issue between Yauhmi and the Xiomeran elites. Xiomeran Meritocracy was seen as a fundamental foundational belief of the society, and one that Yauhmi was challenging.		Yauhmi would follow this by instituting a series of new taxes on the wealthy, and on the Xiomeran corporate and business community, to fund further planned reforms, including the institution of a social welfare program. Xiomera had previously had no social safety net whatsoever, as the general attitude among Xiomeran elites was that if people were poor or struggling, it was due solely to their own failure or lack of work ethic. The longstanding philosophy of [[Xiomeran Meritocracy]] was also a critical issue between Yauhmi and the Xiomeran elites. Xiomeran Meritocracy was seen as a fundamental foundational belief of the society, and one that Yauhmi was challenging.

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