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| Anton III | |
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| His Majesty | |
| Emperor of the Valvexian Empire | |
| Reign | 4 March 1124 - 18 December 1132 |
| Coronation | 7 March 1124 |
| Predecessor | Anton II |
| Successor | Anton IV |
| King of Valvexia and the Lyola Islands | |
| Reign | 4 March 1124 - 18 December 1132 |
| Coronation | 7 March 1124 |
| Predecessor | Anton II |
| Successor | Anton IV |
| Born | Anton Andre Lyola 10 January 1079 Palata Travalle, Antople, Valvexana, Valvexian Empire |
| Died | 18 December 1132 Palata Travalle, Antople, Valvexana |
| Burial | 25 December 1132 Royal Crypt, Saint Luca Cathedral, Antople |
| Consort | Princess Émila of Halifax |
| Issue | Anton IV of Valvexia (1104 - 1146) Prince Andrea of Valvexia (1110 - 1149) |
| House | Lyola |
| Father | Anton II |
| Mother | Sarah of Paragon |
| Religion | Assisanism |
Anton III (Anton Andre Lyola; 10 January 1079 - 18 December 1132) was King of Valvexia and Emperor of the Valvexian Empire from 1124 until his death in 1132. He is mostly known for being king during the 1st Valvexian Civil War against the Kingdom of Womach led by his sister, Queen Annabel, over the Valvexian throne. Raging from 1126 to 1130, the war would become the deadliest war on Valvexian soil since the Valvexan Unification Wars 200 years earlier. Despite winning the war, the stress from the conflict took a toll on Anton III's health, leading to his death in 1132. Following the conclusion of the war, a fleet of Valvexian merchant ships heading toward Swagota was blown off course, leading to the discovering and eventual colonization of the Lyola Islands.