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| succession    = [[List of Nova Solarius Monarchs|Rexovis]]
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| reign          = {{nowrap|27 May 1723 – 30 August 1772}}  
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| coronation    = 12 July 1723
| coronation    = 12 July 1723
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| predecessor    = [[Casimir V Celestia| Casimir V]]
| predecessor    = [[Thrax I Celestia |Thrax I]]
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| successor      = [[Rais XIII Celestia| Rais XIII]]
| successor      = [[Rais XIII Celestia| Rais XIII]]
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| birth_name    = Praxius Lucius Celestia
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| spouse        = [[Mersia Nevleos]]
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'''Praxius IX''' (7 June 1699 - 12 October 1798), also known as '''Praxius the Great''' (''Praxius Magnus'') or the '''Moon King''' (''Luna Rexovis'') was the Solarian King that reigned from 1723-1772. His reign was surrounded by military victories and economic reforms. Although Praxius IX was emblematic of an Absolute Monarch, he surrounded himself with advisors from all walks of life and political beliefs. Even though the Senate was heavily restricted during his reign, he did allow the local governments to have elections by the people instead of appointing them.
'''Praxius IX''' (7 June 1699 - 25 October 1798), also known as '''Praxius the Great''' (''Praxius Magnus'') or the '''Moon King''' (''Luna Rexovis'') was a Solarian King that reigned from 1722-1772. His reign was surrounded by military victories and economic reforms. Although Praxius IX was emblematic of an Absolute Monarch, he surrounded himself with a variety of advisors from all walks of life and political beliefs. Even though the Senate was heavily restricted during his reign, he did allow the local governments to have elections by the people instead of appointing them.

Latest revision as of 18:42, 27 August 2023

Praxius IX
Solar King
Luna Rexovis
Felipe V de España.jpg
Painting by Karl Esting circa 1755GD
Rexovis
Reign27 May 1722 – 30 August 1772
Coronation12 July 1723
PredecessorThrax I
Successor Rais XIII
BornPraxius Lucius Celestia
(1699-06-07)7 June 1699
Palatium Crystallum, Sol
Died25 October 1798(1798-10-25) (aged 99)
Palatium Crystallum, Sol
WifeMersia Nevleos
DynastyCelestia
ReligionCelestix

Praxius IX (7 June 1699 - 25 October 1798), also known as Praxius the Great (Praxius Magnus) or the Moon King (Luna Rexovis) was a Solarian King that reigned from 1722-1772. His reign was surrounded by military victories and economic reforms. Although Praxius IX was emblematic of an Absolute Monarch, he surrounded himself with a variety of advisors from all walks of life and political beliefs. Even though the Senate was heavily restricted during his reign, he did allow the local governments to have elections by the people instead of appointing them.