Meg Mbotsu is a Gekist mystic. She was born in
Ptiksaint Thrink during the Spring of 1318. During the Autumn of 1318,
Meg converted to
Gekism.
Meg became a mystic during the Spring of 1335. Next Spring, she fell ill. She recovered 3 weeks later.
During the Winter of 1349,
Meg founded
Mewism. Then, she converted to
Gekism.
Meg fell ill during the Summer of 1355. 4 weeks later, she recovered.
During the Summer of 1365, at the age of 47,
Meg began a relationship with a man named
Dratsiasi Reshonk, who was 54. He is a Gekist farmer. She was married with him next Summer.
During the Autumn of 1367,
Meg adopted her son
Threbdetze Mbotsu with
Dratsiasi. Her son is a Gekist.
Meg adopted her son
Brete Mbotsu with
Dratsiasi during the Spring of 1369. Her son is a Gekist.
During the Summer of 1371,
Meg adopted her daughter
Fliake Mbotsu with
Dratsiasi.
Meg's daughter is a Gekist.
Meg Mbotsu is a Gekist mystic. She was born in
Ptiksaint Thrink during the Spring of 1318. During the Autumn of 1318,
Meg converted to
Gekism.
Meg became a mystic during the Spring of 1335. Next Spring, she fell ill. She recovered 3 weeks later.
During the Winter of 1349,
Meg founded
Mewism. Then, she converted to
Gekism.
Meg fell ill during the Summer of 1355. 4 weeks later, she recovered.
During the Summer of 1365, at the age of 47,
Meg began a relationship with a man named
Dratsiasi Reshonk, who was 54. He is a Gekist farmer. She was married with him next Summer.
During the Autumn of 1367,
Meg adopted her son
Threbdetze Mbotsu with
Dratsiasi. Her son is a Gekist. Then, her son was born. She adopted her son with
Dratsiasi.
Meg's son converted to
Gekism during the Winter of 1368. That Spring, she adopted her son
Brete Mbotsu with
Dratsiasi. Her son is a Gekist. Then, her son was born. She adopted her son with
Dratsiasi. Then, her son converted to it.
Meg adopted her daughter
Fliake Mbotsu with
Dratsiasi during the Summer of 1371.
Meg's daughter is a Gekist. Then,
Meg's daughter was born. She adopted her daughter with him. Then, her daughter converted to
Gekism.