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− | '''Lajos Sándor Károly''' (Common: ''Louis Alexander Carolus''; 23rd of Godfrey’s Triumph, 1733) is a man of Madyar-descent who grew up in the [[Commonwealth of Kaedrin]]. He is a major cultural leader of the Madyar along with his half-brother, [[Krisztian Matyas Karoly | Krisztián]]. He is the alleged editor of a string of Absolutist papers allegedly published by [[Krisztian Matyas Karoly | Krisztián]] that criticized the democratic and liberal institutions of the Empire. He is a staunch Canonist and supporter of human supremacy. Unlike his half-brother, who is an ordained priest, he is more engaged in politics and is highly militaristic | + | '''Lajos Sándor Károly''' (Common: ''Louis Alexander Carolus''; 23rd of Godfrey’s Triumph, 1733) is a man of Madyar-descent who grew up in the [[Commonwealth of Kaedrin]]. He is a major cultural leader of the Madyar along with his half-brother, [[Krisztian Matyas Karoly | Krisztián]]. He is the alleged editor of a string of Absolutist papers allegedly published by [[Krisztian Matyas Karoly | Krisztián]] that criticized the democratic and liberal institutions of the Empire. He is a staunch Canonist and supporter of human supremacy. Unlike his half-brother, who is an ordained priest and Bishop of Ves, he is more engaged in politics and is highly militaristic |
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Lajos Sándor Károly (Common: Louis Alexander Carolus; 23rd of Godfrey’s Triumph, 1733) is a man of Madyar-descent who grew up in the Commonwealth of Kaedrin. He is a major cultural leader of the Madyar along with his half-brother, Krisztián. He is the alleged editor of a string of Absolutist papers allegedly published by Krisztián that criticized the democratic and liberal institutions of the Empire. He is a staunch Canonist and supporter of human supremacy. Unlike his half-brother, who is an ordained priest and Bishop of Ves, he is more engaged in politics and is highly militaristic