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| − | '''Felipe I of [[Old Kingdom of Creeperopolis|Creeperopolis]]''' (Full name | + | '''Felipe I of [[Old Kingdom of Creeperopolis|Creeperopolis]]''' (Full name [[Creeperian Spanish]]: Felipe I Fidel Amara Jiménez; Full name [[Old Creeperian]]: Phælip I Phædel Åmara Himenez; Full name [[Pre-Old Creeperian]]: Phālihuep Phātel Amacha Huemīxe, commonly Phālihuep; ?-568AD) was [[List of Creeperian Monarchs|King of Creeperopolis]] from 537AD-568AD. He established [[Creeperopolis]] with its capital as [[Hǣlend]] ([[Old Creeperian]] for "Savior"), modern day [[Salvador (city)|Salvador]]. |
Felipe I converted to Christianity, which this branch from this point is now called [[Creeperian Catholic Church|Creeperian Catholicism]], in 540AD. | Felipe I converted to Christianity, which this branch from this point is now called [[Creeperian Catholic Church|Creeperian Catholicism]], in 540AD. | ||
Revision as of 13:40, 5 August 2020
| Felipe I | |
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| Reign | September 15, 537AD-568AD |
| Coronation | September 15, 537 AD |
| Successor | Armando I |
| Born | ? |
| Died | 568AD Hǣlend, Creeperopolis |
| Spouse | Adriana |
| Issue | |
| House | House of Amara |
| Father | ? |
| Mother | ? |
| Religion | Creeperian Catholicism |
Felipe I of Creeperopolis (Full name Creeperian Spanish: Felipe I Fidel Amara Jiménez; Full name Old Creeperian: Phælip I Phædel Åmara Himenez; Full name Pre-Old Creeperian: Phālihuep Phātel Amacha Huemīxe, commonly Phālihuep; ?-568AD) was King of Creeperopolis from 537AD-568AD. He established Creeperopolis with its capital as Hǣlend (Old Creeperian for "Savior"), modern day Salvador.
Felipe I converted to Christianity, which this branch from this point is now called Creeperian Catholicism, in 540AD.
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