Kasreti

Ilahya Kasreti (entered 20 May 2019) is a Sitakuan politician who has been the 1st Prime Minister since 20th May 2019, and serves as the Heavenly Emperor of Sitaku. In addition, he is the head of the Juridical Department of Sitaku, party leader of the Based Party of Enlightenment and the heavenly emperor of the Kingdom of Redackistan.

Ilahya was born in Himilaya Hospital, Sitaku-Minha, Nanjo by Ilahya Ya-Kerefiha. He grew up in Minha-Si. Ilahya graduated from Minha-Karaya College, and he would join the Revolutionary Army shortly after. He took part in the Nanjo Coup D'état, overthrowing the Nanjo Dynasty and emperor Hamita Masa Lamaki and founding the Democratic Republic of Sitaku-Minha. He became the army leader, before becoming the leader of the new military republic. The Democratic Republic of Sitaku-Minha soon grew into the United Provinces of Sitaku, and Ilahya assumed the position of the de facto leader.

In Creative, he colonized Katahouwi lands, founding Katahou Port. Throughout a year, the place would be rebuilt multiple times. Ilahya founded the Kasreti Union, a short-lived nation which would become a commonwealth in the future between Katahou and Sitaku-Minha. Ilahya founded the Port Eliza Rehabilitation Programme, founding modern-day Port Eliza after Dat_Templar had abandoned the place.

In Survival, he lived regularly up until 3rd Survival, where his phase of founding countries would begin in survival. The Ryukyuan Kingdom would be semi-influencial in 3S, Aozan unnoticed in 3SR, Redackistan the most influential and successful country out of all survivals in 4S, and a semi-state Kuraysh in 6S.

Ilahya is also one of the largest members in the cultural conservativism movement, promoting cultural practices, religions (primarily Ikulapiyism), and conlangs, where the con-pidgin Sitakuan Pidgin is often promoted by him. The past included failed conlangs: ones that were deemed poor by him included Vermont and Tufarik (although sometimes used as a religious language), and Toki Pona was abandoned in favour for Mahasi, however maintaining its status as a national language.