Edward III
| Edward III | |||||
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| King of the Anglish Empire, Protector of the Realm, King of the Charmelcs | |||||
 Portrait by Hyacinthe Rigaud c. 1729 | |||||
| Reign | 6 November 1726 – 28 June 1732 | ||||
| Coronation | November 1695 | ||||
| Predecessor | Robert V | ||||
| Successor | James III | ||||
| Born | Edward Brandon Karstark Graff 1 January 1701 Newfort, Angland | ||||
| Died | 28 June 1732 (aged 31) Adavici, Vetullia | ||||
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| House | House Graff | ||||
| Father | Robert V | ||||
| Mother | Maria Ecclestark | ||||
Edward III (b; 1 January 1701 d; 28 June 1732) was King of Angland from 1726 to his death by poisoning in 1732 as well as Grand Duke of Theroux from 1710-21and King of Charmelcia from 1726-1732. He was the final of the Graff Kings.
The first and only son of Robert V and Maria Ecclestark, Edward was the sole member of the Graff dynasty following the passing of his father in 1726. During his brief reign he made progress in signing the Edwardian Articles into Anglish law, recognising Charmelcia's right to vote for their monarch. He also inherited a role in the Vermandan state of Theroux as Grand Duke due to relations his father organised prior to his death.
Early Life
Childhood
Edward was born in the Graff Rural Estate in Newfort, Angland as first born son of King Robert V and Maria Ecclestark. On his mothers side, he was the a relative of Robert IV, member of House of Vieri. He had no siblings as Maria Ecclestark had a history of infertility prior to Edward's birth, with his birth being a miracle to most.
Youth
Sexuality