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'''Otho de Capua''' (10th of the Grand Harvest, 1503 – 3rd of Snow's Maiden, 1530) was the illegitimate son of [[Titus de Sola]] by the wife (Or in some tales, the daughter) of a former officer of the Teutonic Order. For a time he served as his father's capable aide and was briefly rewarded with the title of Count of Laria, legally creating the de Sola cadet branch of House de Capua, however he predeceased him by eight years, dying of a pestilent pox in 1530. His titles would be inherited by Octavius Falkenrath, who would several years later be executed and disenfranchised by the emperor. | '''Otho de Capua''' (10th of the Grand Harvest, 1503 – 3rd of Snow's Maiden, 1530) was the illegitimate son of [[Titus de Sola]] by the wife (Or in some tales, the daughter) of a former officer of the Teutonic Order. For a time he served as his father's capable aide and was briefly rewarded with the title of Count of Laria, legally creating the de Sola cadet branch of House de Capua, however he predeceased him by eight years, dying of a pestilent pox in 1530. His titles would be inherited by Octavius Falkenrath, who would several years later be executed and disenfranchised by the emperor. | ||
| − | He fathered one bastard child, Philip Augustus de Capua, who was to be his eventual successor as Count of Laria and a favorite of [[John I, Holy Orenian Emperor|John I]]. | + | He fathered one bastard child, [[Philip Augustus de Capua]], who was to be his eventual successor as Count of Laria and a favorite of [[John I, Holy Orenian Emperor|John I]]. |
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Revision as of 11:29, 3 August 2016
Otho de Capua (10th of the Grand Harvest, 1503 – 3rd of Snow's Maiden, 1530) was the illegitimate son of Titus de Sola by the wife (Or in some tales, the daughter) of a former officer of the Teutonic Order. For a time he served as his father's capable aide and was briefly rewarded with the title of Count of Laria, legally creating the de Sola cadet branch of House de Capua, however he predeceased him by eight years, dying of a pestilent pox in 1530. His titles would be inherited by Octavius Falkenrath, who would several years later be executed and disenfranchised by the emperor.
He fathered one bastard child, Philip Augustus de Capua, who was to be his eventual successor as Count of Laria and a favorite of John I.
