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Revision as of 01:52, 6 January 2024
| Sugard Reich | |
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| King of Aquitayne | |
| Reign | August 10th, 1951 - October 24th, 1989 |
| Coronation | August 25th, 1951 |
| Predecessor | Josev Belimos |
| Son | Thomas Reich |
| Born | 15 August 1919 |
| Died | 8 June 1989 (aged 69) |
| Wife | Mariah Reich |
| House | House Riech |
| Father | Josev Belimos |
| Mother | Lisa Riech |
Sugard Reich (15 August 1919 - 8 June 1989) was the King of Aquitayne. He succeeded to the throne at his coronation on the 25th of August, 1951, fifteen days after the passing of his mother, Lisa Reich. As heir apparent to the throne, he previously held the title of Lord of the Northern Isles. Sugard Reich's legacy is best defined by his handling of Aquitaynian policy in a post-Second Great Astyrian War environment, and was greatly notable for his entering Aquitayne into the new East Astyrian Treaty Alliance.
Reign (1951-1989)
East Astyrian Treaty Alliance
Formation of the United Kingdom
Military Service
Cape Town Revolts
Second Great Astyrian War
Awards and Honors
Foreign Honors:
Titles, Styles and Arms
- King of the Constitutional Monarchy of Aquitayne - The Constitutional Monarchy of Aquitayne
- Prime Minister of the United Kingdom - The Constitutional Monarchy of Aquitayne and Symphonia
- Lord of the Northern Isles - The Constitutional Monarchy of Aquitayne
- Lord Protector - The Constitutional Monarchy of Aquitayne
- Lord Commander of His Majesty's Forces - The Constitutional Monarchy of Aquitayne
- Astyrian Peace Organization Astyrian Peace Prize laureate, 1996, for ending the Pangus Civil War.
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| Kingdom of Aquitayne (1366–1563) | Carolus I (1366-1399) • Marcus I (1399-1410) • Salonia I (1410-1440) • Octavius I (1440-1450) • Titus I (1450-1465) • Carolus II (1465-1480) • Octavius II (1480-1500) • Aquilia I (1500-1518) • Marcus II (1518-1531) • Salonia II (1531-1550) • Marius I (1550-1553) • Minatus I (1553-1554) • Decius I (1554-1595) • Salonia III (1595-1608) • Carolus III (1608-1631) • Titus II (1631-1642) • Minatus II (1642-1648) • Marcus III (1648-1651) • Maximus I (1648-1652) • Carolus IV (1652-1653) |  |
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| Province of Aquitayne (1563-1741) | Aurelius I (1653 - 1675) • Titus III (1675 - 1699) • Caesar I (1699 - 1715) • Aridius I (1715 - 1715) • Larus II (1715-1741) | |
| Constitutional Monarchy of Aquitayne (1741–Present) | Augustus I (1741-1752) • George I (1752-1781) • William I (1782-1794) • Richard I (1794-1826) • Elizabeth I (1826-1858) • Immanuel I (1858-1889) • Tiberius III (1889-1919) • Lisa II (1919-1951) • Sugard I (1951-1989) • Thomas I (1989-2011) • Samuel I (2012–Present) | |