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*[[Lady Pianga]] (Daughter)|affiliation=[[Wanaoishi]]|occupation=Politician, Soldier|homeworld=[[Yata]]|date of birth=124|place of birth=[[Moja]], [[Hongerswak]]|date of death=183|place of death=[[Nyumba]], [[Wanaoishi]]|species=[[Human]]|gender=Female|pronouns=She/Her|nationality=[[Hongerswakan]]-[[Sarpistani]]|height=1.7 Meters|hair colour=Brown|created by=[[User:GachaHeat|Creepy]]}}
'''Moseka Pianga''' was a [[Wanaoishi|Wanaoishian]] political leader, general, soldier. She founded the country of Wanaoishi, after her [[Heydar Pianga|father's]] death. Her goal was to abolish the class system in Hongerswak, but since she was not the next in-line for the leadership of [[Hongerswak]], she decided that a revolt would be the more viable option to achieve this. Moseka ruled [[Wanaoishi]] from 141 till 183. Her reign ended after she was poisoned by her daughter, [[Lady Pianga]].
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