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Even when Losephus became an actor in 1521, he still held politics in high regard. He preferred performing in historical or political plays but would occasionally perfom in romantic plays such as [[Amor Est Oblitus]] (Love is forgotten). | Even when Losephus became an actor in 1521, he still held politics in high regard. He preferred performing in historical or political plays but would occasionally perfom in romantic plays such as [[Amor Est Oblitus]] (Love is forgotten). During his tenure as actor, he was involved in over 100+ plays during his lifetime. He often worked with some of the best play writers of the century and often starred in their plays but also worked as writer. | ||
During one performance, he spotted a young man in the crowd and he didn't take his eyes off of him for the entire play with Losephus stumbling his words a little due to be pre-occupied. After the play, Losephus asked for the man to come back stage and within a few minutes, a man stepped into Losephus' room. It is rumored that they had a romantic session during the day, and from that point on, the man, only known as ''[[Puerio of Laris]]'', would be accompanying Losephus during his travels. | |||
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| Celestius VIII | |||||
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| King | |||||
,_by_circle_of_Jacopo_Amigoni.jpg) Portrait by Adonis Oplis | |||||
| Reign | 11 November 1552 – 16 March 1556 | ||||
| Coronation | 12 February 1553 | ||||
| Predecessor | Taejo VII | ||||
| Successor | Zacharias V | ||||
| Born | Losephus Cirwa Celestia 8 May 1503 Sol | ||||
| Died | 16 March 1556 (aged 52) Sol | ||||
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| Dynasty | Celestia | ||||
| Father | Taejo VII | ||||
| Religion | Celestix | ||||
Celestius VIII (8 May 1503 - 16 March 1556) was King of Nova Solarius from 1552-1556. His most notable accomplishment during his short reign was reforming the Navy.
He was the son of Taejo VII and grandson of Solus XV. He married Jolel Mais of Larid in 1522. During his reign, there was relative peace, with no wars or revolts during his reign. Most of his reign was exploring the islands of Solarius on the multiple properties he owned throughout the islands.
Early Life
Losephus Cirwa Celestia was born in the Gredds Castle in Sol on 8 May, 1503. He was given the title Exsecun (Second to the throne) by then Crowned Prince Taejo. He was raised in the palace and had a privileged life. He barely left the Palace and would often stay withing the Palace residence. From a young age, Losephus was tutored by philosophers and mages, with the most famous tutor being Ionnas Meltov. Ionnas tutored the young prince from when he was 5 up until he was 17. Ionnas gave Losephus the patriotic route of history, praising Solarius and all it had accomplished through the eras, but also helped Losephus to criticize what was wrong and praise what was right. Losephus would occasionally visit his younger brother, Zacharias, in Elgri but was not impressed with the trips and would of rather stayed at the Palace.
Losephus was also trained in the arts and loved theater, wishing to be an actor. While his grandfather encouraged him to pursue acting, his father, Taejo, perfered for Losephus to focus on studying governance and become a magistrate. Losephus chose the former and so became an actor at the age of 17.
Early Adulthood
Even when Losephus became an actor in 1521, he still held politics in high regard. He preferred performing in historical or political plays but would occasionally perfom in romantic plays such as Amor Est Oblitus (Love is forgotten). During his tenure as actor, he was involved in over 100+ plays during his lifetime. He often worked with some of the best play writers of the century and often starred in their plays but also worked as writer.
During one performance, he spotted a young man in the crowd and he didn't take his eyes off of him for the entire play with Losephus stumbling his words a little due to be pre-occupied. After the play, Losephus asked for the man to come back stage and within a few minutes, a man stepped into Losephus' room. It is rumored that they had a romantic session during the day, and from that point on, the man, only known as Puerio of Laris, would be accompanying Losephus during his travels.