Daniel II of Valvexia
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| Daniel II | |
|---|---|
| His Majesty | |
| King of Valvexia | |
| Reign | 12 April 1249 - 9 October 1249 |
| Coronation | 20 April 1249 Saint Luca Cathedral Antople, Valvexana |
| Predecessor | Daniel I |
| Successor | Raymond I |
| Born | Daniel James William Halburton 7 July 1215 Travalle Castle Antople, Valvexana |
| Died | 9 October 1249 (aged 34) Travalle Castle Antople |
| Burial | 17 October 1249 Royal Crypt, Saint Luca Cathedral Antople |
| Queen-Consort | Elmira of Kaveda |
| Issue |
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| House | Halburton |
| Father | Daniel I of Valvexia |
| Mother | Queen Mother Marie |
| Religion | Assisanism |
Daniel II of Valvexia (Daniel James William Halburton; 7 July 1215 - 9 October 1249) was king of Valvexia from April 1249 until his death on October 9 following an assassionation attempt two days before. He was the first sitting monarch to be killed.