Difference between revisions of "Eirik Baruch"
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| <span style="font-size:small;">'''Reign''': 1581-1606 | | <span style="font-size:small;">'''Reign''': 1581-1606 | ||
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| − | | <span style="font-size:small;">'''Predecessor''': [[Andrew II of Haense|Andrew II]] | + | | <span style="font-size:small;">'''Predecessor''': [[Andrew II of Haense|Andrew II]] (as King of Hanseti-Ruska) |
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|<span style="font-size:small;"> '''Successor''': [[Otto Marius Baruch|Otto Marius]] | |<span style="font-size:small;"> '''Successor''': [[Otto Marius Baruch|Otto Marius]] | ||
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| + | '''Eirik Baruch''' (16th of Amber Cold 1565 - 3rd of the Grand Harvest 1606) was the first Baruch Count of Ayr, reigning from 1581-1606. He is one of the youngest individuals to have been enfeoffed. | ||
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| + | Though his father's death came early in his life, Eirik did not go without a father figure. In the court of [[Jan Kovachev|John of Carnatia]], the young Eirik developed a healthy relationship with [[Peter of Haense|Petyr Barbanov]] - only a commander in [[Jan Kovachev|Duke John's]] army in the [[Riga War]] at the time. Eirik grew close to the man, not knowing that he would be his future king and that his loyalty to a man that was seemingly just another commander would pay off. | ||
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Eirik Baruch (16th of Amber Cold 1565 - 3rd of the Grand Harvest 1606) was the first Baruch Count of Ayr, reigning from 1581-1606. He is one of the youngest individuals to have been enfeoffed.
Vailor
Though his father's death came early in his life, Eirik did not go without a father figure. In the court of John of Carnatia, the young Eirik developed a healthy relationship with Petyr Barbanov - only a commander in Duke John's army in the Riga War at the time. Eirik grew close to the man, not knowing that he would be his future king and that his loyalty to a man that was seemingly just another commander would pay off.
