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| − | + | '''Siguine''' of [[House of Ruthern|House Ruthern]] was the twelfth Count of Metterden, succeeding his father [[Viktor I var Ruthern|Viktor I]] after his death at the hands of Viktor's twin brother, Tuvya. Siguine had been only ten at the time, and was left under the guardianship of his uncle, [[Konstantin II var Ruthern|Konstantin]]. After the less than successful reign of his father, Siguine had the burden of restoring his house's standing in Haense. Unfortunately, in 1739 Siguine disappeared on a pilgrimage for several years, leading his uncle and family to presume that he had died, and allow Konstantin to ascend as the thirteenth Count of Metterden. However, Siguine was still alive, and reappeared in 1743. He has shown no signs of wanting to reclaim his former position, and seems content to support his uncle. | |
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Siguine of House Ruthern was the twelfth Count of Metterden, succeeding his father Viktor I after his death at the hands of Viktor's twin brother, Tuvya. Siguine had been only ten at the time, and was left under the guardianship of his uncle, Konstantin. After the less than successful reign of his father, Siguine had the burden of restoring his house's standing in Haense. Unfortunately, in 1739 Siguine disappeared on a pilgrimage for several years, leading his uncle and family to presume that he had died, and allow Konstantin to ascend as the thirteenth Count of Metterden. However, Siguine was still alive, and reappeared in 1743. He has shown no signs of wanting to reclaim his former position, and seems content to support his uncle.
