Difference between revisions of "Vitallius de Capua"
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| '''Tenure''': 1565-present | | '''Tenure''': 1565-present | ||
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| − | | '''Predecessor''': Vespasian | + | | '''Predecessor''': Vespasian |
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| − | | '''Born''': 17th of the Grand Harvest, 1539, Laria | + | |'''Born''': 17th of the Grand Harvest, 1539, Laria |
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| '''Spouse''': Farah Harwyn | | '''Spouse''': Farah Harwyn | ||
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| − | '''Vitallius de Capua''' (17th of the Grand Harvest, 1539 – | + | '''Vitallius de Capua''' (17th of the Grand Harvest, 1539 – Unkown), sometimes called the '''Last of the Istriots''', was the Count of Lewes and a direct vassal and adviser to his distant cousin, [[John III, Holy Orenian Emperor|John III]]. Prior to this, he served his father, [[John II, Holy Orenian Emperor|John II]], fighting in all Rurikid uprisings as a member of the prestigious Imperial Nauzica Brigade. |
He is the posthumous son of [[Philip Augustus de Capua]], and is hence one of the last living patrilineal descendants of [[Titus de Sola]]. | He is the posthumous son of [[Philip Augustus de Capua]], and is hence one of the last living patrilineal descendants of [[Titus de Sola]]. | ||
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Vitallius de Capua (17th of the Grand Harvest, 1539 – Unkown), sometimes called the Last of the Istriots, was the Count of Lewes and a direct vassal and adviser to his distant cousin, John III. Prior to this, he served his father, John II, fighting in all Rurikid uprisings as a member of the prestigious Imperial Nauzica Brigade.
He is the posthumous son of Philip Augustus de Capua, and is hence one of the last living patrilineal descendants of Titus de Sola.
