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King

Ejek Von Stone
The Norwegians land in Iceland year 872.jpg
Depiction of Ejek arriving on the Şotīgābon archipelago in 1275.
Native name
Şotī Ejek
Birth nameEjek Von Stone
Born18th September 1217
Vedotī, Flatstone
Died4th January 1301
Vedotī, Flatstone
Buried
Allegiance Northern Ivili Clan
 Flatstone
RankKing
Spouse(s)Erika Von Stone
ChildrenAndesen I Von Stone
RelationsNorthern Ivili Clan

Ejek Von Stone, the second king of Flatstone, succeeded to the throne following the death of his father Andesen Von Stone in 1237. He ruled the nation until 1301, when he passed away after consuming lethal amounts of magnesium with the mindset that it would grant him eternal life. Ejek Von Stone is nicknamed "The Sunadic" for his accomplishments, including the settlement of the Şotīgābon and Mīdlosugā archipelagos. Ejek was a profound supporter of his fathers plan to expel the Ou peoples from southern Şotīko, leading to the mass migration of Ou peoples in the thousands to the Mīdlosugā archipelago, giving the islands the overwhelming Ou majority of 200,000+ that they posses today.

Early Life

Birth and Childhood

The House of Von Stone

Life as Royalty

Inauguration

20 years old

Ejek and the Army

Army Reforms

Importance of the Navy

The Posukoşoti

One of Ejeks most notable accomplishments was that of the Posukoşoti, whom he had single-handedly converted from a disorganized force of mercenaries into a group of soldiers that had been politically brainwashed into their loyalty towards the Stonish Crown, preparing the company for the upcoming war with Hoterallia, in which they would play a major part for the short duration that it lasted.

The Northern Doctrine

Finishing the Vedotī Imperial Palace

Colonizing the Şotīgābon Archipelago

The Strimka Islands

Late Life and Death

Andesen I Von Stone

The Mīdlosugā islands

Heart Disease

Burial