William Castovia

William Castovia
3rd President of Zamastan
In office May 17th, 1868 – September 22nd, 1882
Preceded by	Avi Taures
Succeeded by	Solomon Stewart
Minister of Defense
In office September 22nd, 1856 – May 17th, 1868
Personal details
Born	April 9th, 1829 Moulins, Redeemer’s Land, Zamastan
Died	June 5th, 1911 (Age: 82) Blythe, Mayotte, Zamastan
Nationality	Zamastanian
Political party	Blue Conservative Party (Zamastan)
Height	5 ft 10 in (178 cm)
Children	Percy, Madison
Parent	Micah Castovia (father)
Relatives	Scott Castovia (Grandson), Cassious Castovia (Great-Grandson), Zacharias Castovia (Great-great-grandson)
Military service
Allegiance	Zamastan
Branch/service	Zamastanian Armed Forces
Years of service	1848-1856
Rank	2nd Commander

William Castovia was the 3rd President of Zamastan, succeeding President Avi Taures following his passing. He had also served as the Secretary of Defense for ten years prior to his appointment as President. He was president during the Parabocan War, which resulted in the annexation of the province of Mayotte and the downfall of the nation of Paraboca. Castovia was mostly a wartime president, so the remainder of his time as the Head of State was deticated to reconstruction, which many saw as slow paced and illigitamate power grabs. Ultimately, his long term and would be the deciding factor of the 1882 Election, where the 53 year old president lost to Solomon Stewart. He passed away in 1911.

Castovia was the great-grandfather of future president Cassious Castovia and the great-great-grandfather of Zacharias Castovia, kick-starting the first family dynasty in Zamastan politics, the Castovia Family.