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'''Nicholas XII''' (James Walter Phillip Symon; 9 April 1915 – 6 June 1978) was King of the Æthics from 19 March 1941 until his death on 6 June 1978. Known publicly as James until his accession, and "Jamie" among his family and close friends, Nicholas XII was born in the reign of his father [[Nicholas XI of Æthele|Nicholas XI]]. As the first son of King Nicholas XI, who had preserved the [[Monarchy of Æthele|Æthic monarchy]] during and following the [[Æthic Civil War]] he attended the [[Royal Military Academy of Edmond]] as a teenager, and served in the Army in the 1930s. He married Duchess [[Margaret, Princess of Klydesmaron|Margaret Hughes Barrow]] of the House of Klydesmaron in 1937 and they had two songs, [[Wealhmær VII of Æthele|Wealhmær]] and [[Phillip, Prince of Nærthwall|Phillip]].
'''Nicholas XII''' (James Walter Phillip Symon; 9 April 1915 – 6 June 1978) was King of the Æthics from 19 March 1941 until his death on 6 June 1978. Known publicly as James until his accession, and "Jamie" among his family and close friends, Nicholas XII was born in the reign of his father [[Nicholas XI of Æthele|Nicholas XI]]. As the first son of King Nicholas XI, who had preserved the [[Monarchy of Æthele|Æthic monarchy]] during and following the [[Æthic Civil War]] he attended the [[Royal Military Academy of Edmond]] as a teenager, and served in the Army in the 1930s. He married Duchess [[Margaret, Princess of Klydesmaron|Margaret Hughes Barrow]] of the House of Klydesmaron in 1937 and they had two songs, [[Wealhmær VII of Æthele|Wealhmær]] and [[Phillip, Prince of Nærthwall|Phillip]].


During Nicholas' reign, the activities of the Æthic Free Movement led to the [[Æthic crisis]], which lasted from 1954 to 1968, caused large political instability in the country. The [[House of Delegates of Æthele|House of Delegates]] voluntarily decreased the power of the monarch. Though Nicholas' forces had been able to successfully defeat the AFM insurgency, the Royal Court became increasingly scrutinized by the public. Throughout much of his later life, he was beset by smoking-related health problems in the later years of his reign. He was succeeded by his elder son, [[Wealhmær VII of Æthele|Wealhmær VII]].
During Nicholas' reign, the activities of the Æthic Free Movement led to the [[Æthic crisis]], which lasted from 1954 to 1968, caused large political instability in the country. The [[House of Delegates of Æthele|House of Delegates]] voluntarily decreased the power of the monarch. Though Nicholas' forces had been able to successfully defeat the ÆFM insurgency, the Royal Court became increasingly scrutinized by the public. Throughout much of his later life, he was beset by smoking-related health problems in the later years of his reign. He was succeeded by his elder son, [[Wealhmær VII of Æthele|Wealhmær VII]].

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Nicholas XII
NicholasXIIÆthele.jpg
King of the Æthics
(Cyng sé Æthréd)
Reign19 March 1941 – 6 June 1978
Coronation10 April 1941
PredecessorNicholas XI
Successor Wealhmær VII
Lord Ministers 
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Born9 April 1915
Royal Court of Edmond, Edmond, Æthele
Died6 June 1978(1978-06-06) (aged 63)
Royal Court of Edmond, Edmond, Æthele
Spouse
Issue
Full name
James Walter Phillip Symon
HouseCorraidhín
FatherNicholas XI
MotherBeatrice of Ghant
ReligionFabrian Catholic

Nicholas XII (James Walter Phillip Symon; 9 April 1915 – 6 June 1978) was King of the Æthics from 19 March 1941 until his death on 6 June 1978. Known publicly as James until his accession, and "Jamie" among his family and close friends, Nicholas XII was born in the reign of his father Nicholas XI. As the first son of King Nicholas XI, who had preserved the Æthic monarchy during and following the Æthic Civil War he attended the Royal Military Academy of Edmond as a teenager, and served in the Army in the 1930s. He married Duchess Margaret Hughes Barrow of the House of Klydesmaron in 1937 and they had two songs, Wealhmær and Phillip.

During Nicholas' reign, the activities of the Æthic Free Movement led to the Æthic crisis, which lasted from 1954 to 1968, caused large political instability in the country. The House of Delegates voluntarily decreased the power of the monarch. Though Nicholas' forces had been able to successfully defeat the ÆFM insurgency, the Royal Court became increasingly scrutinized by the public. Throughout much of his later life, he was beset by smoking-related health problems in the later years of his reign. He was succeeded by his elder son, Wealhmær VII.