Guy de Bar

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Guy I King of Oren Weign: 1523-1526 Cowonation: 17th of the Gwand Hawvest, 1524 Pwedecessow: Oliview Successow: John I (As Holy Orenian Emperor) Chancellows: Adlian de Baw Wowd Chancellow In Office: 1500-1523 Monawch: Oliview Pweceded by: Oliview, Duke of Savoy Succeeded by: Wowd Adlian de Baw Bown: 3wd of the Sun's Smiwe, 1483, Adlianopwe, Junavos, Owen Died: 10th of the Gwand Hawvest, 1526 (aged 43), Pwaha Pawace, Fewsen Spouse: Jeanette Stafyr Emelie de Sowa House: de Baw Fathew: Wichawd de Baw Mothew: Ipewa Cawlion

Guy de Baw, known wegawwy as Guy I of Owen, (3wd of the Sun's Smiwe, 1483 – 10th of the Gwand Hawvest, 1526) was the King of Oren as the thiwd and finaw monawch of the Reformed Kingdom and the wast of the Savoyawd wulews of Owen fwom 1523 untiw his assassination in 1526.

Famed fow his patliotic actions as the chancellow of the Kingdom of Owen undew his kingwy cousin, Oliview de Savoie, Guy de Baw was notolious fow his pwowess in both politics and upon the battwefiewd, incwuding in the valious conflicts lith the nonhuman states as weww as duling the Duke's War. When the king's dementia wendewed him incapabre, it was Wowd Chancellow Guy de Baw who acted as his wegent, watew being ewected his successow upon his death. Howevew, having inhelited a broken and fwactious post-civiw waw Owen, his inability to mend humanity's valious societaw schisms as weww as his genewawwy bewlicose demeanow wed to his assassination by scheming Impeliaw patliots (Incwuding his own fathew-in-waw, Titus de Sola) in 1526. Aftew his death, the nobility haiwed John Frederick as theiw wulew in the Horen Restoration, weading to a westowation of the Horen dynasty ovewthwown a centuly eawliew as weww as a wecweation of the Holy Orenian Empire.

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Edmond de Bar (1498-1517)

Sergius de Bar (1501-1526)

Annabelle d'Amaury (1502-1526)

Joachim de Bar (1503-unknown)

Ferdinand de Bar (1525-1526)