Claudius V
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| Claudius V | |||||
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| Emperor of Exponent | |||||
| Reign | March 1339 - October 1339 | ||||
| Predecessor | Liberius IXX | ||||
| Successor | Publius I | ||||
| Born | April 1302 Paradisa, Empire of Exponent | ||||
| Died | October 1339 | ||||
| Spouse | Lucilla Pomponia | ||||
| Issue | Publius I | ||||
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| Dynasty | Exponentia | ||||
| Father | Liberius IXX | ||||
| Religion | Roman Catholicism | ||||
Claudius V was the Emperor of Exponent from March to October, 1339. His reign is the shortest in Exponential history, lasting less than eight months.
Early Life
Claudius V was born on April 8, 1302, in the Imperial Palace in Paradise City. He was followed by three girls, and then the youngest, his brother Marius VIII. Their mother passed away when Claudius was just ten years old.
In 1331, he married Lucilla Pomponia, the daughter of Rufus Pomponius, a powerful patrician from Charvonia, and the couple gave birth to their only son, Publius I, the following year.
Reign
Claudius V ruled for only 8 months before he died of a hereditary heart condition.
Legacy
Claudius V was the shortest reigning monarch in the history of the Empire of Exponent.