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Hiufatheus Prauft vech des Leyden (: 𐌷𐌹𐌿𐍆𐌰𐌸𐌴𐌿𐍃 𐍀𐍂𐌰𐌿𐍆𐍄 𐍈𐌴𐌺𐌷 𐌳𐌴𐍃 𐌻𐌴𐌹𐌳𐌴𐌽; 16 March 1931 – 21 August 2004) was a Blauslander general, politician, and convicted. He served as Blausland's Reiksgamains (equivalent to ) from 1976 and 2004, becoming Stadfoeder from 1982 to 2004 by seizing power through a coup after his predecessor Stadfoeder Theoderic Madelburck was assassinated in 1981. He remained in these positions even as they became technically abolished following the dissolution of Blausland through the Seecktstood Memorandum in 2003, until his conviction at the Seecktstood trials in 2004 and subsequent execution.

Throughout his of Blausland from 1982 until his capture, Leyden was a,  leader dedicated to the principles of Blausblod nationalism. He was a member and later chairman of the Blausblod Brothaskip, an exclusively white and Kaurissemite Raschite committed to the advancement of Blausblod "" interests, and like many other members of the organization was a vocal supporter of Trigonism during the Great Serrataran War. Brothaskip members like Leyden would obtain leadership positions throughout Blausland after their, the Usstass Party, achieved and maintained electoral victories from 1901 onwards, exercising a profound influence upon Blauslander politics and society which directly led to the nation's pro-white, segregationist dishailiti policies.

Rising rapidly through the ranks, he served as Reiksgamains since his appointment in 1976 by fellow Brothaskip members in government, he was responsible for directing the Blausland Security Services, the nation's, into an openly antagonistic stance against all neighboring states supportive of anti-dishailiti movements. His tenure as Reiksgamains saw a tremendous increase in the BSS' size, efficiency, and capabilities, which was mobilized in support of a novel national strategy which entailed several Blauslander cross-border raids and incursions targeting suspected anti-dishailiti activities and bases, even as it placed the nation into direct conflict with the transgressed neighbors. Internally, he posited for the mobilization of the BSS in crackdowns on activists and insurgents, placing policing, intelligence, and relevant aspects of ordinarily civilian affairs under the control of the armed forces and bolstering his influence such that he would become the to incumbent civilian leaders. The POLF and CONU were branded as organizations under his direction, whereas pro-dishailiti elements in the  Abhan Revival Party and Nbathwa Popular Legion were covertly supported as a proxy force to induce  between nativist organizations. Several major opponents to dishailiti, notably Alois Mwinyi, Kuende Tisa Ayo, and Mosi Ngbanda, would be assassinated under his orders.

When Stadfoeder Theoderic Madelburck (1973-1981) was assassinated by nativisit insurgents in 1981, he led a conspiracy in the Brothaskip and BSS to bypass procedures for civilian succession and launched a coup to install himself as Stadfoeder and fellow militarists to government, declaring a and instituting  nationwide. Under his rule, all nominal restrictions against open military action against dissident organizations were lifted, and a mass of political opponents and activists was organized, leading to the  of tens of thousands of people. He also officialized the Homeland Policy in 1985, seeing the of all Swart (Black) and Niuja (Colored) peoples to their respective Haimslands based on their designated ethnic group. When nativist insurgents collectively rose in resistance, he declared in support of the Homeland Policy, causing the Homeland Wars (1986-2002). Under his leadership, Blauslander military forces would be responsible for the direct of several million natives and the widespread destruction of the central Ozaran environment through unfettered use of  and  - millions more likely died from a combination of, , and.

When several s and atomic devices produced through Blausland's secret atomic weapons program were deployed as part of the Homeland Wars, the ensuing military intervention by the Atomic Ban Convention would lead to the Milima War, causing the disintegration of Blauslander government authority and Leyden's removal from office by multinational authorities. He would be captured on 28 June 2002 leading the failed defense of the presidential palace in the capital of Seecktstood. He conducted his own defense as he was convicted of, , and  at the Seecktstood trials, defending his actions and military enforcement of  under the Homeland Policy as morally and ethically necessary due to the "impossibility of reconciling the races". Leyden was sentenced to death and executed by hanging on 21 August 2004.