Daemon V Kilo
| Daemon V | |
|---|---|
 Painting by Afton Hyland (Vakus Art Gallery, Fais). | |
| (more...) | |
| Reign | 24 August 191 – 30 October 197 |
| Coronation | 1 September 191 |
| Predecessor | Vakus III |
| Successor | Daron IV |
| Born | 12 June 137 Palace of Grásta, Fais |
| Died | 22 December 202 (aged 65) Palace of Grásta, Fais |
| Burial | |
| Spouse | |
| Issue (among others) |
|
| House | Kilo |
| Father | Vakus III |
| Mother | Adiline of Hermol |
| Religion | Suaim (Faelin Suaim) |
 | |
Daemon Tiretiera Kilo or Daemon V (12 June 137 - 22 December 202) was the last King of the Faelo Kingdom, reigning from 24th of August 191 - 30th October 197. Daemon was the last Faelin to have the title of King, and would surrender to Nova Solarius on 25th of October 197, but retained that the Kilo Dynasty would keep governing the islands of Faesol and Daegol after the defeat. He would retire his position out of humiliation but was still widely respected by his people as not letting the Solarians destroy the culture of Faelins and Daegos. During the last years of his life, he traveled around Nova Solarius giving speeches and writing poems to crowds of thousands. He wrote the Epic King of Nothing a widely acclaimed poem that is taught in schools around the world.
Early Life
Born to Vakus III and Adiline of Faelo on June 12, 137 in the Palace of Grásta. At the age of two, he was sent to be raised by his mother's family, who were low-born people, in the village of Cauriade. During his time in Cauriade, he spent time with people of low status, playing games, studying, and hanging out with them. Daemon soon grew respectful of the people that he would one day rule. He often begged his grandparents to help with their gardening and get food from the market, often to just explore the village. At the age of 5, he was schooled by the locals but by 10 years old, he was sent a tutor by his Grandfather, Vakus II. Daemon refused to be tutored unless the whole town could earn the same privileges. So, the whole village was tutored by scholars and learned the same as Daemon would.