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Philip I and IV
Philip I and IV.jpg
Portrait by Lampadio, c. 1568
Reign12 September 1550 - 29 July 1582
Coronation12 September 1550
PredecessorJoseph II
SuccessorVincent III
King of Meronnia
Reign16 February 1551 – 29 July 1582
PredecessorXXXX
SuccessorErmelina I
King of Saint Clare
Reign12 September 1550 - 29 July 1582
PredecessorJoseph II
SuccessorErmelina I
Born7 May 1524
Salvaterra de Magos, Cavale, Produzland
Died29 July 1582(1582-07-29) (aged 58)
Blénoir, Meronnia
IssueErmelina I of Meronnia
Vincent III of Produzland
Joseph of Produzland
Full name
Filipe Vicente Henrique de Rusé e Lugo
HouseLugo
FatherJoseph II of Produzland
MotherEvelin of Meronnia
ReligionVerroism
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Philip I and IV (Philip Vincent Henry; Produese: Filipe Vicente Henrique; Solician: Philippe Vincent Henri; 7 May 1524 – 29 July 1582) was King of Produzland and the Rodaves, and King of Saint Clare from 1550 as Philip I as well as King of Meronnia as Philip IV from 1551 until his death in 1582. As head of the House of Lugo, his dominions in Lira included Produzland along with the Kingdom of Saint Clare, as well as Meronnia and Velarre. Furthermore, his reign encompassed both the long-lasting Produese and Meronnian colonizations of southeast Nori and Meridiq. The personal union of the Liran and colonial territories that he ruled has resulted in many historians declaring him one of the most powerful men of the second millenium.