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| coronation =9 March 1238
| coronation =9 March 1238
| predecessor =[[Gereanne II]]
| predecessor =[[Gereanne II]]
| successor ={{List collapsed|title={{nobold|''See list''}}|[[Chaburteen III]] ([[East Helderia]])<br/>[[Eduard I]] ([[West Helderia]])<br/>[[Volker I]] ([[Lorangia]])<br/>[[Korbinian I]] ([[Horteny]])}}
| successor ={{List collapsed|title={{nobold|''See list''}}|[[Chaburteen III]] ([[East Helderia]])<br/>[[Lüdwig I]] ([[West Helderia]])<br/>[[Volker I]] ([[Lorangia]])<br/>[[Korbinian I]] ([[Horteny]])}}
| birth_date ={{birth date|1192|8|14|df=y}}
| birth_date ={{birth date|1192|8|14|df=y}}
| birth_place =[[Helderia]]
| birth_place =[[Helderia]]
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'''Chaburteen II''' ([[Gollic]]: ''Charles le tier''; [[Modern Heldervinian]]: ''Karl de Groß''; 14 August 1192–7 December 1275), also called '''Chaburteen the Last''', was [[King of the Helds]] from 1237 until his death in 1275.
'''Chaburteen II''' ([[Gollic]]: ''Charles le tier''; [[Modern Heldervinian]]: ''Karl de Groß''; 14 August 1192–7 December 1275), also called '''Chaburteen the Last''', was [[King of the Helds]] from 1237 until his death in 1275.


In the 1270s his four sons, [[Chaburteen III]], [[Eduard I]], [[Volker I]], and [[Korbinian I]] tore the kingdom apart over succession. Though he built [[Helderia]] to become the ''magnum imperium'' of its time, his reign is largely overshadowed by the chaos that ensued following his death.
In the 1270s his four sons, [[Chaburteen III]], [[Lüdwig I]], [[Volker I]], and [[Korbinian I]] tore the kingdom apart over succession. Though he built [[Helderia]] to become the ''magnum imperium'' of its time, his reign is largely overshadowed by the chaos that ensued following his death.
==Name==
==Name==
During Chaburteen's reign, several languages were spoken by [[Helderia]], and he was known to Helderians as ''Charles'' in the [[Gollic]] language and ''Karl'' to [[Old Heldervinian]] speakers. The name ''Chaburteen'', as the king and his successors of the same name are most commonly known in English, comes from the Gollic ''Charles-le-tier'' (Charles the Peaceful). In [[Modern Heldervinian]], he is known as ''Karl de Groß''.
During Chaburteen's reign, several languages were spoken by [[Helderia]], and he was known to Helderians as ''Charles'' in the [[Gollic]] language and ''Karl'' to [[Old Heldervinian]] speakers. The name ''Chaburteen'', as the king and his successors of the same name are most commonly known in English, comes from the Gollic ''Charles-le-tier'' (Charles the Peaceful). In [[Modern Heldervinian]], he is known as ''Karl de Groß''.

Revision as of 21:10, 9 August 2024

Chaburteen II
King of the Helds
King of Helderia
Reign1237–1275
Coronation9 March 1238
PredecessorGereanne II
Successor
Born(1192-08-14)14 August 1192
Helderia
Died7 December 1275(1275-12-07) (aged 83)
FatherWolfram Steube
MotherGereanne II

Chaburteen II (Gollic: Charles le tier; Modern Heldervinian: Karl de Groß; 14 August 1192–7 December 1275), also called Chaburteen the Last, was King of the Helds from 1237 until his death in 1275.

In the 1270s his four sons, Chaburteen III, Lüdwig I, Volker I, and Korbinian I tore the kingdom apart over succession. Though he built Helderia to become the magnum imperium of its time, his reign is largely overshadowed by the chaos that ensued following his death.

Name

During Chaburteen's reign, several languages were spoken by Helderia, and he was known to Helderians as Charles in the Gollic language and Karl to Old Heldervinian speakers. The name Chaburteen, as the king and his successors of the same name are most commonly known in English, comes from the Gollic Charles-le-tier (Charles the Peaceful). In Modern Heldervinian, he is known as Karl de Groß.

Chaburteen was named after his grandfather Karl I.

Birth

Chaburteen was the first child of Gereanne II and her husband, Wolfram Steube. Chaburteen was born on 14 August 1192 in Marksville.