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| ⚫ | '''James VII''' (James Samuel Hyrette; 16 April 2341 |
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| name = James VII |
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| birth_name = James Louis George Samuel Lydekker |
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| image = [[File:James VII of Empherias.png|250px]] |
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| birth_date = 16 April 2341 |
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| birth_place = [[Wynnoa]], [[Empherias]] |
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| death_date = 14 June 2416 |
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| death_place = [[Hweins]], [[Hveden Federation]] |
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| succession = [[Rijkse|Rijkse of]] [[List of monarchs of Empherias|Empherias]] |
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| reign = {{nowrap|16 December 2374 {{En dash}} 1 May 2396}} |
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| predecessor = [[Maria IV]] |
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| successor = [[Abigail I]] |
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| coronation = [[Coronation of Rijkse James VII|16 October 2375]] |
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| ⚫ | '''James VII''' (James Samuel Hyrette; 16 April 2341 {{En dash}} 14 June 2416) was [[Rijkse]] of [[Empherias]], succeeding his mother [[Maria IV of Empherias]] in 2374 following her death. He abdicated the throne and fled to the [[Hveden Federation]] in 2395 following the [[2395 Revolution of Empherias|revolution]] and [[Princess Coup]] which saw his daughter, [[Abigail I of Empherias|Abigail I]], coronated as [[rijkdottir]]. |
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Latest revision as of 07:40, 18 February 2023
| James VII | |
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| Rijkse of Empherias | |
| Reign | 16 December 2374 – 1 May 2396 |
| Coronation | 16 October 2375 |
| Predecessor | Maria IV |
| Successor | Abigail I |
| Born | James Louis George Samuel Lydekker 16 April 2341 Wynnoa, Empherias |
| Died | 14 June 2416 Hweins, Hveden Federation |
James VII (James Samuel Hyrette; 16 April 2341 – 14 June 2416) was Rijkse of Empherias, succeeding his mother Maria IV of Empherias in 2374 following her death. He abdicated the throne and fled to the Hveden Federation in 2395 following the revolution and Princess Coup which saw his daughter, Abigail I, coronated as rijkdottir.