Karl L.K. Arseid

Major General Karl L.K. Arseid GCD GEO GOH
Karl L.K. Arseid, 1940
Born	(1907-09-18)18 September 1907 Legram, Arseid Viscounty, Erebonian Empire
Died	19 March 2003(2003-03-19) (aged 95) Legram, Arseid Viscounty, Erebonian Empire
Buried	Legram Veterans Memorial, Legram, Erebonian Empire
Allegiance	Erebonian Empire
Service/branch	Imperial Army of Erebonia
Years of service	1929–79
Rank	Brigadier(1935) Lieutenant-General(1939) Major General (1943)
Commands held	Lucis Commonwealth Armies in Erebonia V Erebonian Corps Princess Rilfina's Own Erebonian Light Infantry Arseid and Sutherland Highlanders of Erebonia 5th Erebonian Division
Battles/wars	Second Europan War Scandinavian Campaign War of Lorican Aggression
Awards	The Emperor's Cross Grand Knight of the Order of Emperor Dreichels Reise Arnor Grand Knight of the Most Prestigious Cross of the Erebonian Order Grand Knight of the Order of Heimdall Erebonian Armed Forces Deployment Medal Emperor's Medal for Outstanding Civil Service Legion of St. Olav
Relations	Maggie Arseid (sister) Daidoji Kitagawa (commanding officer, and later best friend) David Philip Schwimmer (commanding officer) Victor Arseid (grandson) Laura S. Arseid (great-granddaughter)

Major General Karl Laurence Kristin Arseid, 6th Viscount Arseid GCD GEO GOH (18 August 1907 - 19 March 2003) was a senior Erebonian Army officer. He is remembered as the commander of the Arseid and Sutherland Highlanders of Erebonia as well as the Lucis Commonwealth Armies in Erebonia in operations during the Second Europan War. Considered by many Erebonians to be one of its best generals, Arseid was known for being in the field for most of his battles during EWII, an act he learned from his commanding officer, and later close friend, Field Marshal Daidoji Kitagawa, his commanding officer and his brother-in-law after allowing his sister to marry him. This started to become one of military history's well-known friendships.

Arseid also ruled the Arseid Viscounty throughout the war when he inherited the title in 1939. After the war, he became a businessman and opened Legram's first Lucian Tea Shop.