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Justano II (Justano Abel Just; 5 January 1569 - 16 August 1631) was the second emperor of Constantio from 1586 until his death in 1631. His father, Justano I, established the Kingdom of Constantio in 1572 with the unification of the Tyrakri nobles at the Treaty of the Tyrakri, and prior to his death in 1586 he prepared the kingdom for a pursuit of conquest. Upon Justano's death and Justano II's coronation at the age of 17, he embarked on a military campaign in Cechena, formally establishing the Constantio Empire in 1591.
Justano II's legacy has mixed reception. Once considered a serious and thoughtful monarch who began the spread Constantioan influence and development across west and central Nortua, since the latter half of the 20th century historians have tended to revise Justano's reputation as a warmonger with a fiery temper, who essentially eradicated several unique and ancient Nortuan cultures.