Database: Opia Apito - Revision history

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	Born: around 1695<br />Died: Unknown		Born: around 1695<br />Died: Unknown

	Born in [[Cuba]], [[Assassin bureau]] leader [[Opía Apito]] was raised Taíno, among her mother's people, never knowing her father, a Spaniard.		Born in [[Cuba]], [[Assassin bureau]] leader [[Opía Apito]] was raised Taíno, among her mother's people, never knowing her father, a [[Spain\|Spaniard]].

	At twelve, her village was ~~raided~~ by the Spanish. Most of her community was kidnapped and killed. But Opía, the lone free survivor, fought and ran. She survived in hiding for close to a decade.		At twelve, her village was [[raid]]ed by the Spanish. Most of her community was kidnapped and killed. But Opía, the lone free survivor, fought and ran. She survived in hiding for close to a decade.

	Much of what we know of Opía is inseparable from legend. Her name, possibly self-given, is an amalgam of the Taíno words for "eternity" and "ghost." She claimed to be a direct descendant of the warrior, Hatuey, who stood against the Spanish in the 16th Century. She was guided throughout her life by the mantra, Aji aya bom ~~-- better~~ dead than a slave.		Much of what we know of Opía is inseparable from legend. Her name, possibly self-given, is an amalgam of the Taíno words for "eternity" and "ghost." She claimed to be a direct descendant of the warrior {{Wiki\|Hatuey}}, who stood against the Spanish in the 16th Century. She was guided throughout her life by the mantra, ''Aji aya bom''—better dead than a [[Slavery\|slave]].

	In her early twenties, she was hired by the [[Assassins]] as a guide, and was soon adopted into their ranks. She delighted in a characteristic Taíno approach to strategy: preferring to harm the enemy by taking something from him in battle, that he might live to notice it missing. But as an Assassin she did not shrink from violence.		In her early twenties, she was hired by the [[Assassins]] as a guide, and was soon [[Initiation into the Assassin Order\|adopted]] into their [[Assassin rank\|ranks]]. She delighted in a characteristic Taíno approach to strategy: preferring to harm the enemy by taking something from him in battle, that he might live to notice it missing. But as an Assassin she did not shrink from violence.

	True to her name, once promoted to Assassin Bureau leader, she built an agile and highly effective "ghost" bureau near the [[Cayman Islands]], with virtually no physical footprint to speak of. We might regard it today as an early example of a terrorist cult, but she left no records and no descendants, and until now, history has held no record of it.		True to her name, once promoted to Assassin Bureau leader, she built an agile and highly effective "ghost" bureau near the [[Cayman Islands]], with virtually no physical footprint to speak of. We might regard it today as an early example of a terrorist cult, but she left no records and no descendants, and until now, history has held no record of it.

	(I also found speculation that her father was the adventurer, [[Alejandro Ortega de Márquez\|Alejandro Marquez]], which would have made her a sister to [[Lucia Márquez\|Lucia Marquez]]. -JM)		(I also found speculation that her father was the adventurer, [[Alejandro Ortega de Márquez\|Alejandro Marquez]], which would have made her a sister to [[Lucia Márquez\|Lucia Marquez]]. – [[Jill Murray (Abstergo Entertainment)\|JM]])

	(Can we verify that? And what about the ~~{{Wiki\|~~Hatuey}} connection? -ML)		(Can we verify that? And what about the Hatuey connection? – [[Melanie Lemay\|ML]])

	(Almost none of this is verifiable. Half the books report the Taíno as "extinct" by this time. But their present-day descendants beg to differ. -JM)		(Almost none of this is verifiable. Half the books report the Taíno as "extinct" by this time. But their present-day descendants beg to differ. – JM)

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imported>Lacrossedeamon at 08:48, 11 October 2019

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	(I also found speculation that her father was the adventurer, [[Alejandro Ortega de Márquez\|Alejandro Marquez]], which would have made her a sister to [[Lucia Márquez\|Lucia Marquez]]. -JM)		(I also found speculation that her father was the adventurer, [[Alejandro Ortega de Márquez\|Alejandro Marquez]], which would have made her a sister to [[Lucia Márquez\|Lucia Marquez]]. -JM)

	(Can we verify that? And what about the Hatuey connection? -ML)		(Can we verify that? And what about the {{Wiki\|Hatuey}} connection? -ML)

	(Almost none of this is verifiable. Half the books report the Taíno as "extinct" by this time. But their present-day descendants beg to differ. -JM)		(Almost none of this is verifiable. Half the books report the Taíno as "extinct" by this time. But their present-day descendants beg to differ. -JM)

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	Born: around 1695<br />Died: Unknown		Born: around 1695<br />Died: Unknown

imported>Lady Kyashira at 07:08, 15 September 2017

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	Born: around 1695<br />Died: Unknown		Born: around 1695<br />Died: Unknown

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	Born: around 1695 <br> Died: Unknown		Born: around 1695<br />Died: Unknown

	Born in [[Cuba]], [[Assassin bureau]] leader [[Opía Apito]] was raised Taíno, among her mother's people, never knowing her father, a Spaniard.		Born in [[Cuba]], [[Assassin bureau]] leader [[Opía Apito]] was raised Taíno, among her mother's people, never knowing her father, a Spaniard.
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	True to her name, once promoted to Assassin Bureau leader, she built an agile and highly effective "ghost" bureau near the [[Cayman Islands]], with virtually no physical footprint to speak of. We might regard it today as an early example of a terrorist cult, but she left no records and no descendants, and until now, history has held no record of it.		True to her name, once promoted to Assassin Bureau leader, she built an agile and highly effective "ghost" bureau near the [[Cayman Islands]], with virtually no physical footprint to speak of. We might regard it today as an early example of a terrorist cult, but she left no records and no descendants, and until now, history has held no record of it.

	(I also found speculation that her father was the adventurer, [[Alejandro Ortega de Márquez\|Alejandro Marquez]], which would have made her a sister to [[Lucia Márquez\|Lucia Marquez]]. -JM) ~~<br>~~		(I also found speculation that her father was the adventurer, [[Alejandro Ortega de Márquez\|Alejandro Marquez]], which would have made her a sister to [[Lucia Márquez\|Lucia Marquez]]. -JM)
	(Can we verify that? And what about the Hatuey connection? -ML) ~~<br>~~
			(Can we verify that? And what about the Hatuey connection? -ML)

	(Almost none of this is verifiable. Half the books report the Taíno as "extinct" by this time. But their present-day descendants beg to differ. -JM)		(Almost none of this is verifiable. Half the books report the Taíno as "extinct" by this time. But their present-day descendants beg to differ. -JM)

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	Born: around 1695 <br> Died: Unknown		Born: around 1695 <br> Died: Unknown

	Born in Cuba, Assassin bureau leader Opía Apito was raised Taíno, among her mother's people, never knowing her father, a Spaniard.		Born in [[Cuba]], [[Assassin bureau]] leader [[Opía Apito]] was raised Taíno, among her mother's people, never knowing her father, a Spaniard.

	At twelve, her village was raided by the Spanish. Most of her community was kidnapped and killed. But Opía, the lone free survivor, fought and ran. She survived in hiding for close to a decade.		At twelve, her village was raided by the Spanish. Most of her community was kidnapped and killed. But Opía, the lone free survivor, fought and ran. She survived in hiding for close to a decade.
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	Much of what we know of Opía is inseparable from legend. Her name, possibly self-given, is an amalgam of the Taíno words for "eternity" and "ghost." She claimed to be a direct descendant of the warrior, Hatuey, who stood against the Spanish in the 16th Century. She was guided throughout her life by the mantra, Aji aya bom -- better dead than a slave.		Much of what we know of Opía is inseparable from legend. Her name, possibly self-given, is an amalgam of the Taíno words for "eternity" and "ghost." She claimed to be a direct descendant of the warrior, Hatuey, who stood against the Spanish in the 16th Century. She was guided throughout her life by the mantra, Aji aya bom -- better dead than a slave.

	In her early twenties, she was hired by the Assassins as a guide, and was soon adopted into their ranks. She delighted in a characteristic Taíno approach to strategy: preferring to harm the enemy by taking something from him in battle, that he might live to notice it missing. But as an Assassin she did not shrink from violence.		In her early twenties, she was hired by the [[Assassins]] as a guide, and was soon adopted into their ranks. She delighted in a characteristic Taíno approach to strategy: preferring to harm the enemy by taking something from him in battle, that he might live to notice it missing. But as an Assassin she did not shrink from violence.

	True to her name, once promoted to Assassin Bureau leader, she built an agile and highly effective "ghost" bureau near the Cayman Islands, with virtually no physical footprint to speak of. We might regard it today as an early example of a terrorist cult, but she left no records and no descendants, and until now, history has held no record of it.		True to her name, once promoted to Assassin Bureau leader, she built an agile and highly effective "ghost" bureau near the [[Cayman Islands]], with virtually no physical footprint to speak of. We might regard it today as an early example of a terrorist cult, but she left no records and no descendants, and until now, history has held no record of it.

	(I also found speculation that her father was the adventurer, Alejandro Marquez, which would have made her a sister to Lucia Marquez. -JM) <br>		(I also found speculation that her father was the adventurer, [[Alejandro Ortega de Márquez\|Alejandro Marquez]], which would have made her a sister to [[Lucia Márquez\|Lucia Marquez]]. -JM) <br>
	(Can we verify that? And what about the Hatuey connection? -ML) <br>		(Can we verify that? And what about the Hatuey connection? -ML) <br>
	(Almost none of this is verifiable. Half the books report the Taíno as "extinct" by this time. But their present-day descendants beg to differ. -JM)		(Almost none of this is verifiable. Half the books report the Taíno as "extinct" by this time. But their present-day descendants beg to differ. -JM)

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Born: around 1695 <br> Died: Unknown

Born in Cuba, Assassin bureau leader Opía Apito was raised Taíno, among her mother's people, never knowing her father, a Spaniard.

At twelve, her village was raided by the Spanish. Most of her community was kidnapped and killed. But Opía, the lone free survivor, fought and ran. She survived in hiding for close to a decade.

Much of what we know of Opía is inseparable from legend. Her name, possibly self-given, is an amalgam of the Taíno words for "eternity" and "ghost." She claimed to be a direct descendant of the warrior, Hatuey, who stood against the Spanish in the 16th Century. She was guided throughout her life by the mantra, Aji aya bom -- better dead than a slave.

In her early twenties, she was hired by the Assassins as a guide, and was soon adopted into their ranks. She delighted in a characteristic Taíno approach to strategy: preferring to harm the enemy by taking something from him in battle, that he might live to notice it missing. But as an Assassin she did not shrink from violence.

True to her name, once promoted to Assassin Bureau leader, she built an agile and highly effective "ghost" bureau near the Cayman Islands, with virtually no physical footprint to speak of. We might regard it today as an early example of a terrorist cult, but she left no records and no descendants, and until now, history has held no record of it.

(I also found speculation that her father was the adventurer, Alejandro Marquez, which would have made her a sister to Lucia Marquez. -JM) <br>
(Can we verify that? And what about the Hatuey connection? -ML) <br>
(Almost none of this is verifiable. Half the books report the Taíno as "extinct" by this time. But their present-day descendants beg to differ. -JM)