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Manuel IV
Manuel IV
2nd/3rd Emperor of Creeperopolis and the Creeperans;
Reign	November 12, 1783-June 14, 1833 or July 6, 1790-June 14, 1833
Coronation	September 15, 1790
Predecessor	Manuel III or Salvador III
Successor	Adolfo III
21st/22nd Holy Protector of the State of the Church
Reign	November 12, 1783-June 14, 1833 or July 6, 1790-June 14, 1833
Predecessor	Manuel III or Salvador III
Successor	Adolfo III
Supreme Pontiff	Pio VI (1783/1790-1799); Pio VII (1800-1823); Leo XII (1823-1829); Pio VIII (1829-1830); Gregorio XVI (1831-1833)
Born	October 16, 1754
Died	June 14, 1833 (aged 78)
Spouse	Ana Ramos Estrada (m. 1778)
Issue	Manuel Martínez Ramos;
House	House of Martínez
Father	Manuel III
Mother	Rosalina Gutiérrez Cabrera
Religion	Creeperian Catholicism

Revision as of 15:54, 25 May 2020

Manuel IV of Creeperopolis (Full name: Manuel IV Alfonso Martínez Gutiérrez; October 16, 1754-June 14, 1833) was the reigning Emperor of Creeperopolis and the Creeperans from either 1783 or 1790 to 1833. He rose to power in the War of the Creeperian Succession but was deposed and killed in the Revolution of 1833.

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-'''Adolfo III of Creeperopolis''' (Full name: Manuel IV Alfonso Martínez Gutiérrez; October 16, 1754-June 14, 1833) was the reigning [[List of Creeperian Monarchs|Emperor of Creeperopolis and the Creeperans]] from either 1783 or 1790 to 1833. He rose to power in the [[War of the Creeperian Succession]] but was deposed and killed in the [[Revolution of 1833]].
+'''Manuel IV of Creeperopolis''' (Full name: Manuel IV Alfonso Martínez Gutiérrez; October 16, 1754-June 14, 1833) was the reigning [[List of Creeperian Monarchs|Emperor of Creeperopolis and the Creeperans]] from either 1783 or 1790 to 1833. He rose to power in the [[War of the Creeperian Succession]] but was deposed and killed in the [[Revolution of 1833]].
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v t e Monarchs of Creeperopolis
Head Chiefs (220BC–537AD)	Axayacatl I (220BC–198BC) Axayacatl II (198BC–160BC) Matzio I (160BC–156BC) Catzlóche I (156BC–130BC) Chepín I (130BC–62BC) Huectotz I (62BC–28BC) Axayacatl III (28BC–39AD) Alíxantezi I (39AD–92AD) Huemoze I (92AD–155AD) Chepín II (155AD–219AD) Hueztácho I (219AD–280AD) Huemoze II (280AD–333AD) Catzlóche II (333AD–403AD) Catzlóche III (403AD–463AD) Phálihuep I (463AD–520AD) Ozchaxar I (520AD–537AD)
Old Kingdom (537AD–745AD)	Felipe I (537AD–568AD) Armando I (568AD–598AD) Fernando I (598AD–601AD) Armando II (601AD–656AD) Felipe II (656AD–661AD) Armando II (661AD–667AD) Felipe II (667AD–675AD) Armando II (675AD–678AD) Felipe II (678AD–679AD) Armando III (679AD–713AD) Fidel I (713AD–732AD) Fidel II (732AD–745AD)
Rabadsun (745AD–1231)	Rodolfo I (745AD–750AD) Rodolfo II (750AD–780AD) Rodolfo III (780AD–814AD) Fidel I (814AD–855AD) Fidel II (855AD–876AD) Miguel I (876AD–899AD) Rodolfo IV (899AD–930AD) José I (930AD–957AD) Rodolfo V (957AD–980AD) Alberto I (980AD–980AD) José II (980AD–1010) Óscar I (1010–1045) Rodolfo VI (1045–1066) Felipe I (1066–1090) Felipe II (1090–1120) María I (1120–1120) Alfonso I (1120–1162) Alfonso II (1162–1180) Rodolfo VII (1180–1230) Alfonso III (1230–1231)
Absolute Kings (1231–1565)	Alfonso I (1231–1264) Alfonso II (1264–1273) Salvador I (1273–1285) Manuel I (1285–1301) Miguel I (1301–1365) Adolfo I (1365–1385) Miguel II (1385–1405) Miguel III (1405–1444) Manuel II (1444–1487) Miguel IV (1487–1500) Miguel V (1500–1555) Miguel VI (1555) Alfonso III (1555–1587)
Constitutional Kings (1565–1778)	Alfonso III (1555–1587) Carlos I (1587–1603) Salvador II (1603–1634) Alfonso IV (1634–1666) Maximiliano I (1666–1697) Carlos II (1697–1728) Carlos III (1728–1729) Adolfo II (1730–1770) Manuel III (1770–1783)
Emperors (1778–present)	Manuel III (1770–1783) Manuel IV (1783–1833) Salvador III (1783–1790) Adolfo III (1833–1887) Maximiliano II (1887–1898) Alexander I (1898–1910) Alfonso V (1910–1918) Adolfo IV (1918–1933) Romero I (1933–1946) Miguel VII (1933–1947) Romero II (1946–1976) Marcos I (1947–1949) Adolfo V (1976–1987) Romero III (1987–1999) Alfonso VI (1999–2003) Alexander II (2003–present)
Five Great Monarchs in bold Disputed monarchs in italics

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