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| honorific_prefix = Archeon | | honorific_prefix = Archeon | ||
| name = Tomas | | name = Tomas IV | ||
| image = ArcheonNBTomasIV.png | | image = ArcheonNBTomasIV.png | ||
| caption = Photo Taken on September 26th, 2018 by [BLANK] | | caption = Photo Taken on September 26th, 2018 by [BLANK] | ||
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| father = Alexander Vanderfeldt | | father = Alexander Vanderfeldt | ||
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Archeon Tomas IV, born Martin Vanderfeldt in the [[Grand Duchy of Buchbach]] in 1943, was the Archeon of the Old Faith from 2011 to his death in 2024. The Archeon was describe as a Moderate-Reformist by many in the Old Faith and was the second reform minded Archeon after Elijah VIII (served as Archeon from 1979-1989). | |||
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Archeon Tomas IV | |
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 Photo Taken on September 26th, 2018 by [BLANK] | |
| Born | Martin Vanderfeldt November 4, 1943 |
| Died | September 7, 2024 (aged 80) Grand Sept of Elijah Carthiada, North Bardonia |
| Cause of death | Cardiovascular Disease |
| Nationality | Buchish |
| Title | Archeon of the Old Faith, Archdeacon, Archsepton of Carthiada, High Septon of Friederikesberg |
| Term | 2011-2024 |
| Predecessor | Tomas III |
| Successor | TBD |
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Archeon Tomas IV, born Martin Vanderfeldt in the Grand Duchy of Buchbach in 1943, was the Archeon of the Old Faith from 2011 to his death in 2024. The Archeon was describe as a Moderate-Reformist by many in the Old Faith and was the second reform minded Archeon after Elijah VIII (served as Archeon from 1979-1989).