Marcellus II and IV
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Marcellus II and IV | |
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King of Ferunia (more...) | |
Tenure | August 18, 1747 – July 2, 1765 |
Coronation | December 20, 1747 |
Predecessor | Juliana I |
Successor | Marcellus III |
King of Trurnia (more...) | |
Tenure | August 18, 1747 – July 2, 1765 |
Coronation | December 20, 1747 |
Predecessor | Juliana I |
Successor | Marcellus V |
Archduke of Trurnia | |
Tenure | September 13, 1702 – August 18, 1747 |
Coronation | September 30, 1717 |
Predecessor | Livius Adrianus |
Successor | Marcellus Adrianus |
Regent | Lucius Ancilius (1702 - 1717) |
Born | Marcellus Adrianus September 13, 1702 Trurnia, Ferunia and Trurnia |
Died | July 2, 1765 Ferunia, Ferunia and Trurnia | (aged 62)
Burial | July 19, 1765 |
Spouse | Maria Talia of Arajau (m. 1717) |
Issue among others... | |
House | Claudius, Adrianus |
Dynasty | Claudian-Adrian |
Father | Marolo de Mono |
Mother | Juliana I |
Religion | Catholic |
Marcellus II and IV (September 13, 1702 - July 2, 1765) was the King of Ferunia as Marcellus II and the King of Trurnia as Marcellus IV from 1747 to his death in 1765. During his reign, Marcellus worked to alleviate the growing racial and ethnic divides in Ferunia and Trurnia, however the Riots of 1763 led to continuing unrest. Following his death, he was succeeded by his son Marcellus III and V for less than a year before he was killed at the Battle of Tonio and succeeded by his sister Sophia I.