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| − | '''Robert Henry''', briefly known as '''Robert II'' ([[Common]]: ''Robert Henry''; [[High Imperial]]: ''Robertus Henricus''; Savoyard: ''Roberto Henrico''; Hansetian: ''Robert Henrik'') (11th of Sun's Smile, 1570 – present), of the [[House of Horen]], was the fifth [[Holy Orenian Emperor]] of the [[Holy Orenian Empire|Fifth Empire]], most notable for his attempted parlay with [[Andrew II of Haense|King Andrew II of Haense]] before his abdication. Originally brought up to take the vocation of the cloth, he is known chronically as '''the Monk''' for surrendering the throne to his younger brother and retreating into the cloisters. | + | '''Robert Henry''', briefly known as '''Robert II''' ([[Common]]: ''Robert Henry''; [[High Imperial]]: ''Robertus Henricus''; Savoyard: ''Roberto Henrico''; Hansetian: ''Robert Henrik'') (11th of Sun's Smile, 1570 – present), of the [[House of Horen]], was the fifth [[Holy Orenian Emperor]] of the [[Holy Orenian Empire|Fifth Empire]], most notable for his attempted parlay with [[Andrew II of Haense|King Andrew II of Haense]] before his abdication. Originally brought up to take the vocation of the cloth, he is known chronically as '''the Monk''' for surrendering the throne to his younger brother and retreating into the cloisters. |
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Robert Henry, briefly known as Robert II (Common: Robert Henry; High Imperial: Robertus Henricus; Savoyard: Roberto Henrico; Hansetian: Robert Henrik) (11th of Sun's Smile, 1570 – present), of the House of Horen, was the fifth Holy Orenian Emperor of the Fifth Empire, most notable for his attempted parlay with King Andrew II of Haense before his abdication. Originally brought up to take the vocation of the cloth, he is known chronically as the Monk for surrendering the throne to his younger brother and retreating into the cloisters.
