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| birth_place = Belfras | | birth_place = Belfras | ||
| death_place = | | death_place = Saktun beach, Mutul | ||
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'''Nicholaus Philippos Alexandros Dimitrios V''', Duke of Patrinos (5 August 1883 - | '''Nicholaus Philippos Alexandros Dimitrios V''', Duke of Patrinos (5 August 1883 - 15 March 1912) was a [[Belfras|Belfrasian]] Nobleman and a [[Belfrasian Army|Army]] Tribunus who was killed in action during the [[Belfro-Mutulese war of 1911]]. He was also the Duke of Patrinos from 1903 until his death, with the title passing to his brother Georgio III. | ||
== Early life and education == | == Early life and education == | ||
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== Military Service == | == Military Service == | ||
=== War Office === | === War Office === | ||
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== Legacy == | == Death & Legacy == | ||
[[File:Dimitrios Party Leader.jpg|150px|thumbnail|left|[[Nicholaus Dimitrios|Nicholaus VI]], the current Consul, is named after Dimitrios.]] | |||
[[ | Following his death, his younger brother Georgio III would inherit the Duchy of Patrinos along with it's titles and accounts. His body was never recovered from the Xuman Peninsula and instead an empty coffin was buried in his plot at the Blue Creek National Cemetery. His brother would go on to name a military hospital in Mondria after him, the [[Nicholaus V Military Hospital]]. | ||
In 1955, Georgio's first-born son would be named directly after Dimitrios, [[Nicholaus Dimitrios|Nicholaus VI]]. | |||
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His Grace Nicholaus V Dimitrios | |
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 Nicholaus V before leaving for Mutul, 1912. | |
| Birth name | Nicholaus Philippos Alexandros Dimitrios V |
| Born | 5 August 1883 Belfras |
| Died | 15 March 1912 (aged 30) † Saktun beach, Mutul |
| Buried | Blue Creek National Cemetery |
| Service/ | Army |
| Years of service | 1902 - 1912 |
| Rank | Tribunus |
| Unit | III Divisio Mechanicum |
| Commands held | Legio XXX Scorpius |
| Battles/wars | Battle of Ekab |
Nicholaus Philippos Alexandros Dimitrios V, Duke of Patrinos (5 August 1883 - 15 March 1912) was a Belfrasian Nobleman and a Army Tribunus who was killed in action during the Belfro-Mutulese war of 1911. He was also the Duke of Patrinos from 1903 until his death, with the title passing to his brother Georgio III.
Early life and education
Military Service
War Office
Xuman Campaign
Death & Legacy
Nicholaus VI, the current Consul, is named after Dimitrios.
Following his death, his younger brother Georgio III would inherit the Duchy of Patrinos along with it's titles and accounts. His body was never recovered from the Xuman Peninsula and instead an empty coffin was buried in his plot at the Blue Creek National Cemetery. His brother would go on to name a military hospital in Mondria after him, the Nicholaus V Military Hospital.
In 1955, Georgio's first-born son would be named directly after Dimitrios, Nicholaus VI.
Titles, styles, honors and arms
| Styles of The Duke of Patrinos | |
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| Reference style | His Grace |
| Spoken style | Your Grace |
Styles of address
- 5 August 1883 - 11 January 1903: Lord Nicholaus Dimitrios V
- 11 January 1903 – 3 July 1912: His Grace The Duke of Patrinos
Decorations and orders
Belfras: Knight of the Order of Saint Andrews
Awards and medals
- Belfras: Good Conduct Medal - 12 August 1908
- Belfras: Purple Rose - 3 July 1912 †
- Belfras: Mutulese War Cross - 5 August 1920 †
Arms
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House Dimitrios |
Coat of Arms of The Duchy of Patrinos |