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| − | '''Titus de Sola''', (5th of the Sun's Smile, 1462 – 11th of the Amber Cold, 1538) called '''the Bloody''', was the first Duke of Istria from 1521 until his abdication to his nephew, Guile de Sola, in 1530. Prior to his elevation to the dukedom, he served as baron and later margrave of the castle of Dour Watch, as well as Lord Justiciar to the kings Olivier de Savoie and [[Guy de Bar]]. He is infamous for his military prowess and charisma, his role as a prominent loyalist in the Massacre of Wett and the [[The | + | '''Titus de Sola''', (5th of the Sun's Smile, 1462 – 11th of the Amber Cold, 1538) called '''the Bloody''', was the first Duke of Istria from 1521 until his abdication to his nephew, Guile de Sola, in 1530. Prior to his elevation to the dukedom, he served as baron and later margrave of the castle of Dour Watch, as well as Lord Justiciar to the kings Olivier de Savoie and [[Guy de Bar]]. He is infamous for his military prowess and charisma, his role as a prominent loyalist in the Massacre of Wett and the [[The Dukes' War|Duke's War]], as well as his position as the Orenian kingmaker of the first half of the 16th century. |
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Revision as of 07:47, 5 July 2016
Titus de Sola, (5th of the Sun's Smile, 1462 – 11th of the Amber Cold, 1538) called the Bloody, was the first Duke of Istria from 1521 until his abdication to his nephew, Guile de Sola, in 1530. Prior to his elevation to the dukedom, he served as baron and later margrave of the castle of Dour Watch, as well as Lord Justiciar to the kings Olivier de Savoie and Guy de Bar. He is infamous for his military prowess and charisma, his role as a prominent loyalist in the Massacre of Wett and the Duke's War, as well as his position as the Orenian kingmaker of the first half of the 16th century.
Biography
Death
Issue
Clement de Sola (1499-1553†)
Adelheid of Istria (1500-unknown)
Augustus d'Amaury (1501-1547†)
Otho de Capua (1503-1530†)
Emelie de Sola (1505-1526†)
Vanderus de Sola (1507-present)
