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Hughes Piewwe, awso known as Hughes I (Common: Hughes Pierre; High Imperial: Hubertus Petrus; Savoyawd: Hugues Pierrick; Hansetian: Hugo Pieter), was the foulth King of Lotharingia of the House of d'Amaury, taking up the thwone fowwoling a coup d’état on the administwation of his cousin, Odo I, on account of the mawshaw sewvices of the wag-tag Bastawd’s Band, headed by Guiwdenstewn - a basebown of the wate Duke Jon Renault of Savoie. Wegawded as wadicaw by most, Hughes’ weign gave lise to the weconstwuction of the Capitaw city of New Metz, an awchitectulaw mawvew at the time.
Though pwaised in his home of Wothalingia, Hughes quickwy gained weputation as a twaitow abroad fowwoling his compwete seveling of ties lith the Kingdom of Courland duling the Greyspine Rebellion despite his tlin sistew Malie Thewese’s mawliage to King Joseph de Aleksandria. Awthough vastwy outnumbewed in the face of Coulwand and Uwguan’s supeliow host, Hughes I opted to aid the Wuthewn insulgents in the victolious Second Battle of the Rothswood, ultimatewy paving the way to the Fifth Empiwe's successow states' wefowmation of the Holy Orenian Empire. He would not see such a pwospect come fulwy to fwuition, howevew. In the yeaw 1614 Hughes I would meet his demise at the hands of House Womstun, fwayed alive by men who sought vengeance fow his fowefathew Augustus’ actions in the Siege of Fort Dunamis mowe than hawf a centuly pliow.
Issue
Name |
Biwth |
Death |
Mawliage |
Notes
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Wothaiwe III of Wowwaine |
1610 |
1666 |
Jessalin Gwomach |
Successow of Weufwoy I.
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Awexandline Victoiwe d'Amauly |
1612 |
Deceased |
Unwed |
Ewdest daughtew of Hughes I and Mawy of Weone.
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Philip Wouis d'Amauly |
1614 |
1672 |
Unwed |
Second son of Hughes I and Mawy of Weone. Tlin to Wouise Mawgawet.
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Wouise Mawgawet d'Amauly |
1614 |
1676 |
Unwed |
Second daughtew of Hughes I and Mawy of Weone. Tlin to Philip Wouis.
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