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Caedric I Edvardsson, regally known as Caedric I (1738 - Present), was the son of Godric I, Duke of Morsgrad and Eleanor Horen - Renai. Caedric I was named Duke of Morsgrad in 1761 and crowned King of Norland by High Keeper Alisa Camian in 1764. Caedric is best known for the Declaration of Norlandic Pride which refounded the title of King of Norland and reformed the Kingdom of Norland. Caedric's order to merge the Morsgradi Martyrs and the Brotherhood of the Flame increased both the capabilities and strength of the Duchy of Morsgrad's military significantly. His empowerment of the Red Faith to act as the highest judiciary of the Kingdom of Norland and further outlining of the roles and responsibilities of each section of government laid the foundation to the newest era of the Kingdom of Norland.
