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|place of burial = Imperial Cathedral, [[Telos]], [[Drahen]] | |place of burial = Imperial Cathedral, [[Telos]], [[Drahen]] | ||
|spouse = {{marriage|Leanna Valerii|1510}} | |spouse = {{marriage|Leanna Valerii|1510}} | ||
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|house = [[House of Valerii]] | |house = [[House of Valerii]] | ||
|father = Gaius | |father = Gaius | ||
Latest revision as of 13:42, 6 January 2019
Lua error: Internal error: The interpreter exited with status 127.Lua error: Internal error: The interpreter exited with status 127. Quintilus I (Quintilus Valerii I, born 4 Vintyr 1488) was the former Emperor of Drahen from 8 Vintyr 1512–10 Zechyr 1581, and the fifth monarch of the nation.
Quintilus I was born in Telos as the first child of then Emperor Gaius and Empress Julia, and was educated privatly at the royal residence. From birth Quintilus I was the crown prince and began to undertake Imperial Duties in 1504 at the age of 16. In 1510 he married Julia, Princess of Drahen, with he had two sons, Quintilus II and Crassius.
Quintilus I guided the nation though the Drah-Indian War, and it's rapid development during the mid-1500s, though to the Pan-Nationalist period until his death in 1581.
