| Consul of the Committee of Foreign Relations | |
|---|---|
| 1752 - 1762 | |
| Preceded by | Namigue Asinali Theobe |
| Succeeded by | Slamague Ayomarle |
| Member of the Convocation from Aghazat | |
| 1760 - 1769 | |
| Member of the Revolutionary Convocation | |
| 1751 - 1760 | |
| Governor of Aghazat County | |
| 1754 - 1757 | |
| Personal details | |
| Born | Slavarii-Javin Zashgim Akilske Albazlad du Uldablosky; 1695, Zinyil, Koltara |
| Died | Heart attack; 1769 (aged 74), Aghazat, Selath |
| Resting place | Thaloringa Cemetery |
| Political party | Aghazatian |
| Spouse | Three wives, coming soon |
| Children | 5, including Lakin Nima |
| Parents | |
| Religion | Zascaic Avabism |
| Military service | |
| Allegiance |
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‘Lakin’ redirects here. For his son, see Lakin Nima
In the Selathine name order, the personal name is Zada.
Slavarii-Javin Zashgim Akilske Albazlad du Uldablosky (1695 - 1769), better known as Lakin Zada or mononymously as Lakin, was a Koltaran-born Selathine statesman, diplomat, writer, inventor, and political philosopher. Widely recognized as a founder of modern Selath and a father of modern diplomacy, Lakin