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Shadid of Sorbonne (appeared 9 March 2026) is a Lionarchic politician and a member of the Lionish Social Nationalist Party (LSNP).

Early life

Shadid reappeared from the void in Eindhoven, Netherlands, on 9 March 2026. His son, Shima of Sorbonne, had returned from the void three days earlier as well. Upon his return, Shadid immediately proclaimed his position as head of the House of Sorbonne, focusing on re-establishing his family's influence.

Political career (2026-present)

Lionish Social Nationalist Party

Following his reapparance, Shadid and his son joined the Lionish Social Nationalist Party (LSNP). Shadid initially aligned himself with the ultranationalists, who aim for to establish a "Greater Lionarchy".

Shadid-Zambada rivalry

Shadid later became disillusioned with the ultranationalist group, stating they lacked a plan for the future of the Lionarchy. He later formed his own Neo-Marxist wing within the party. As his wing grew in popularity, Shadid publicly challenged the authority of Amin Zambada, the Director of the LSNP. Zambada threatened to remove him from the party, after which the Shadid-Zambada rivalry settled down.

Political ideology and beliefs

Shadid believes the socialist ruling party must stand above all institutions of the state, arguing any means to achieve this goal is admissible.

Personal life

Shadid has one son, Shima of Sorbonne, who appeared on 6 March 2026.

Notes & Trivia

Shadid is based on Salah Jadid, who ruled Syria as de facto leader from 1966 until 1970.

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 == Political career (2026-present) ==
 === Lionish Social Nationalist Party ===
-Following his reapparance, Shadid and his son joined the [[Lionish Social Nationalist Party]] (LSNP). Shadid initially aligned himself with the ultranationalists, who aim for to establish a "Greater Lionarchy". However, later he became disillusioned with the group, stating they lack a plan for the Lionarchy. He later formed his own [[Neo-Marxism|Neo-Marxist]] wing within the party. As his wing grew in popularity, Shadid publicly challenged the authority of [[Amin Zambada]], the [[Director of the Lionish Social Nationalist Party|Director of the LSNP]]. Zambada threatened to remove him from the party, after which the Shadid-Zambada rivalry settled down.
+Following his reapparance, Shadid and his son joined the [[Lionish Social Nationalist Party]] (LSNP). Shadid initially aligned himself with the ultranationalists, who aim for to establish a "Greater Lionarchy".
+==== Shadid-Zambada rivalry ====
+Shadid later became disillusioned with the ultranationalist group, stating they lacked a plan for the future of the Lionarchy. He later formed his own [[Neo-Marxism|Neo-Marxist]] wing within the party. As his wing grew in popularity, Shadid publicly challenged the authority of [[Amin Zambada]], the [[Director of the Lionish Social Nationalist Party|Director of the LSNP]]. Zambada threatened to remove him from the party, after which the Shadid-Zambada rivalry settled down.
 == Political ideology and beliefs ==