Nicolas Emmanuel von Wittenbach

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Nicolas Emmanuel von Wittenbach Painting of Nicolas during his tenure as Chanzlé. Second Baron of Wittenbach Tenure: 1932 /136SA - Today Predecessor: Karl Ludvig von Wittenbach Successor: Wilhelm Theodosius von Wittenbach Born: 10th of Owyn's Flame, 1900 Karosgrad, Kingdom of Haense Died: Alive Spouse: Ophelia von Wittenbach House: House of Wittenbach Father: Emmanuel Wittenbach Mother:

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Early Life

Nicolas Emmanuel Wittenbach was born on the 10th of Owyn's Flame, 1900 in the City of Karosgrad in the Kingdom of Haense on the continent of Almaris as the eldest son of Emmanuel Karl Wittenbach. Nicolas was born during a time of turmoil for his family, losing its manor of witten´s end during the many wars of the end of the 19th century the Wittenbachs were forced to be once more a wandering Clan. It Wasn´t until around 1905 that Emmanuel and his sons settle in Petra where they had to endure the Petran civil war in 1908. Growing up with so much instability and without a fixed home left a mark on the young Nicolas, even today Nicolas still fears instability stil scared from his childhood he will do everything to preserve peace at any and all costs.

Once reaching his teens Nicolas would take on administrative and political studies. Nicolas was particularly interested in them, though his father pushed him to also take classes in Carpentry and engineering, learning the merchants skills for working and one day taking over buisness of the Wittenbach Warenhaus.

Serving Petra

Painting of Nicolas von Wittenbach writing the reforms for the Garmont Assembly in response to the legislative obstructions of the inactive round table

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Nicolas Political career was short yet decisive. becoming the first Vice-Chancellor of the Petra in 1930 he toured the realm and its various Houses to listen to their needs and Strengthen the Unity of the commonwealth, at the same time he would begin to spearhead his reform to strengthen the ailing administration of the commonwealth. From 1936 to 1941 Nicolas would be Chancellor of the Petra, navigating through heavy disputes between Houses and pushing through his at the time controversial Garmont Assembly Reform. Finally in 1941 he would end his Political Career and retire to family life, supporting his sickly eldest son.