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'''Stephen I''' (25 April 1299 – 24 September 1343), also called '''Stephen of Csepel''' or '''Saint Stephen''', was King of [[Lyonheimer|First Kingdom of Lyonheimer]] from 1332 until he died in September 1343. He was the first ever king of a united [[Lyonheimer|First Kingdom of Lyonheimer]].
'''Stephen I''' (25 April 1299 – 24 September 1343), also called '''Stephen of Csepel''' or '''Saint Stephen''', was King of [[Lyonheimer|First Kingdom of Lyonheimer]] from 1332 until he died in September 1343. He was the first ever king of a united [[Lyonheimer|First Kingdom of Lyonheimer]]. Stephen I was placed upon the first throne of a united [[First Kingdom of Lyonheimer|Lyonheimer]] after getting the blessing from the [[Silvadum City|Pope of Silvadum]].  A member of the [[Baros Dynasty]], Stephen married to [[Flora of Emberek]] before unification in order to improve relations between [[Ójuda]] and [[Emberek]], however upon here mysterious death in 1335 suspicions rose in [[Emberek]] causing the [[Emberek Scandal]] of 1336.
 
 


==Early Life==
==Early Life==

Revision as of 13:13, 3 December 2021

Stephen I
First Kingdom of Lyonheimer
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Reign28 February 1332 – 12th September 1343
Coronation19th June 1332
SuccessorStephen II
BornStephen
25 April 1299
Judapest Palace, Judapest, Uralic Kingdoms of Lyonheimer
Died12 September 1343(1343-09-12) (aged 44)
Csepel, First Kingdom of Lyonheimer
Burial
ConsortFlora of Emberek
Issue
Regnal name
Saint Stephen
DynastyBaros dynasty


Stephen I (25 April 1299 – 24 September 1343), also called Stephen of Csepel or Saint Stephen, was King of First Kingdom of Lyonheimer from 1332 until he died in September 1343. He was the first ever king of a united First Kingdom of Lyonheimer. Stephen I was placed upon the first throne of a united Lyonheimer after getting the blessing from the Pope of Silvadum. A member of the Baros Dynasty, Stephen married to Flora of Emberek before unification in order to improve relations between Ójuda and Emberek, however upon here mysterious death in 1335 suspicions rose in Emberek causing the Emberek Scandal of 1336.


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