Minbi the merchant
Minbi is a merchant along with her husband Saben. They married in 1772.
They will buy and sell anything legal if they can make a profit from it, but they primarily deal in food implements: cutlery, dishes, pots and pans and the like. They once sold a large order to the celebrity chef, Roodnat and bring this up at every opportunity. "If our wares are good enough for the greatest chef in West Colassia they are good enough for your kitchen!"
Minbi and her husband have seven adult children (three sons and four daughters), plus one son who died of illness as a child.
They have nine grand children, eight of which they see regularly.
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Relationships
History
They married relatively young, but not scandalously young and popped out kids pretty quickly. They have a good relationship which has evolved to be platonic as they got older, but is still solid. They work together every day and often finish each other's sentences.
Species
Ethnicity
Year of Birth
1737 CE
101 Years old
Circumstances of Birth
Year of Phidas
Spouses
Saben the merchant
(husband)
Siblings
Children
Sex
female
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