Arthur I
| Arthur I | |||||
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| King of the Anglish Empire, Grand Duke of Eisenland, King of Vetullia, Duke of West Vermandia. | |||||
 Portrait by Lambert Sustris, 1548. | |||||
| Reign | 1 March 1601 – 8 September 1653 | ||||
| Coronation | June 1601 | ||||
| Predecessor | Robert III | ||||
| Successor | Anastasia, Queen of Anglia | ||||
| Born | Artur Charles Philip Vieri 8 December 1579 Prinsenhof of Retie, Lower Desselands, Eisen | ||||
| Died | 20 April 1653 (aged 73) Retoria, Angland | ||||
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| Consort | Queen Madelyn of Leciria | ||||
| Queen Madelyn of Leciria | |||||
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| House | House of Vieri | ||||
| Father | Robert III | ||||
| Mother | Odilia Maino | ||||
Arthur I (Vetullian: Artur I. 8 December 1579-20 April 1653) was King of the Anglish Empire and Protector of the Realm, Grand Duke of Eisenland from 1619 to 1653, King of Vetullia from 1601 to 1653 and Duke of West Vermandia from 1604 to 1644 as well as Lord of Suidenland as as titular Duke of Klokov from 1606 to 1553. He was heir to and then head of the rising House of Vieri during the first half of the 17th century, his dominions in Parthenia included the Anglish Empire, extending from the Anglican peninsula to northern Muanbia with direct rule over the Eisen hereditary lands and the Desselandian Low Countries, and West Vermandia with its Vetulian possessions of Campoleone, Basilio, and Busseto. He oversaw the long-lasting Anglish colonial holdings across the globe, notably in Atusia which grew in size during his reign with his influence spreading as far as Zyang and Kuthra. The personal union between the Parthenian and global colonial holdings gave Arthur the title of the first to rule over a collection of realms labelled "the empire on which the sun never sets". Historians consider Arthur as one of the most influential and powerful men in history.