Question: Which King wanted to continue fighting?
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The developers of the series claim that their prototype version for "King of Fighters" was going to be a side-scrolling beat 'em up titled "Survivor".
It would have used only core characters from the "Art of Fighting" and "Fatal Fury" series, specifically allowing players to play Robert Garcia and Terry Bogard for location testing.
However, the idea was quickly abandoned.
Since the developers were attached to the idea of the two series cross-over, they eventually agreed to make their idea into a fighting game.
Characters from the "Ikari Warriors" and "Psycho Soldier" games were also added in the spirit of other gaming genres considered for their final product.
The concept of a three-man team was one of the ideas kept from the side-scrolling version.
Flagship director Toyohisa Tanabe asserts that the "Art of Fighting" and "Fatal Fury" fighters were added specifically for adults.
The newer "King of Fighters" characters were aimed to appeal to younger and newer audiences.
He adds that every original character for the series was added based on the developers' strong desire to make one.
For example, he agreed to include characters such as Benimaru Nikaido and Chang Koehan to add an off-beat variety to the cast, which he had previously deemed to be too serious.
Later in the series, their approach to creating their characters altered slightly, to also serve as a type of fan service, which he refers to as a collaborative effort between fans and the staff.
Several characters that appear in the series are parodies or homages to either anime, manga, actors, films or television shows that held the creators' interest.
Noticeable examples are K9999 and Zero.
Characters are sometimes added at the voice actors' convenience, or to fill in gaps that occur for each installment's story; this happens with Duck King in "The King of Fighters XI" and Ryuji Yamazaki in "The King of Fighters '97".
Several characters were added to the roster by Eolith's desire when this company sponsored SNK, to attract fans from Eolith's region.
When designing characters for the first "King of Fighters" game, developers wanted a new, "snazzy" hero who would easily fight against "Fatal Fury" and "Art of Fighting" characters.
Late in production, his name was changed to Kyo Kusanagi, in order to relate him with the "Yamata no Orochi" legend, which was used as the inspiration for the first arc.
To continue with the idea of the Orochi plot, the designers gave several other characters, such as Kyo's rival Iori Yagami, similar characteristics to Kyo.
In "The King of Fighters '99", to contrast the previous protagonist of the series, K' was made to be the "dark hero".
K's introduction to the series was meant to remove popular characters Kyo Kusanagi and Iori Yagami from the roster, though this idea was scrapped in the game's release.
Due to the large additions of teenager characters in the series, SNK decided to add several middle-age ones to balance them. 
The four girls continue to wander in the world of ruin fighting as bounty hunters and this time they are after a wanted person.
Although they spend their days fighting, the girls also lead ordinary school life.
One day a beautiful girl transferred to their school.
Her name is Louise and she wanted to be friends with Kate and the others.
But besides Louise another handsome youth by the name Edgar approaches Kate and her friends. 
Tiridates II (, flourished second half of the 2nd century & first half of the 3rd century, died 252) was an Armenian Parthian Prince who served as a Roman Client King of Armenia.
Tiridates II was the son and heir of the Armenian King Khosrov I, by an unnamed mother.
Tiridates II was the namesake of his ancestor, Tiridates I of Armenia and his of Parthian ancestors who ruled with this name as King.
As a part of the Armenian Arsacid period, he was also known as Khosrov.
During the last years of his father’s reign in 214-216, Tiridates II with his family where under Roman detention for unknown reasons which provoked a major uprising in Armenia against Rome.
In 215, the Roman emperor Caracalla with the Roman army had invaded Armenia to end the uprising.
In 217 Khosrov I had died and Tiridates II succeeded his father as King of Armenia.
Tiridates II was granted the Armenian Crown by Caracalla.
He was declared King of Armenia upon Caracalla’s assassination which was on April 8, 217.
Tiridates II ruled as King of Armenia from 217 until his death in 252.
After the death of Caracalla, Macrinus became the new Roman emperor and not so long after Tiridates II received his Armenian Kingship, Macrinus agreed to release Tiridates II’s mother from Roman captivity.
After the Battle of Nisibis in 217 and the treaty that occurred after between Rome and Parthia, Tiridates II was officially restored to his Armenian throne and his rule over Armenia was officially recognised.
At an unknown date during his reign, there’s the possibility that the Mamikonian family immigrated from Bactria to Armenia.
Tiridates II was first the King in Armenia to persecute Christians in the country which continued with his predecessors.
Partly due to his long reign, Tiridates II became one of the most powerful and most influential monarchs from the Arsacid dynasty.
In 224, the Parthian Empire was destroyed; the last King who was Tiridates II’s paternal uncle, Artabanus IV of Parthia was killed by Ardashir I, the first king of the Sassanid Empire.
In 226-228, Ardashir I after annexing Parthia wanted to expand his Empire which including conquering Armenia.
Into two years of the conflict, the armies of the Romans, Scythians and the Kushans withdrew.
Tiridates II with his army was left in the end alone to continue fighting against Ardashir I. Tiridates II put up a stubborn resistance against Ardashir I and was defeated after no less than ten years of fighting.
After twelve years of fighting with Tiridates II, Ardashir I withdrew his army and left Armenia.
Tiridates II’s military conflict with Ardashir I highlights the strength of Armenia in the time of Tiridates II.
Tiridates II died in 252 and was succeeded by his son, Khosrov II of Armenia. 
 : Handsome and highly intelligent, Sanada's full-time job is as a doctor at the same hospital in which Kumi works.
Before moving up to the Featherweight division, he had a very successful reign as the JBC Jr. Featherweight Champion, defending the title five times.
He is the pupil of Genji Kamogawa's old nemesis, Hama Dankichi, and in a fight, he uses his immense knowledge of human physical capabilities to predict his opponents' moves.
His specialties include two of Dankichi's inventions: the —named after a model of highly maneuverable Japanese fight plane, it's an unpredictable left jab known in English as the Swallow—and the "Tsubame Gaeshi", a piercing double uppercut known in English as the Swallow's Return.
After his failed attempt to obtain the Featherweight Championship from Ippo, he retires from boxing to continue his work as a doctor.
Sanada's character is fairly reminiscent of mid-1980s boxer "The Fighting Physician" Dr. Terry Christle, who had been the Irish national Middleweight champion and chief sparring partner of Marvelous Marvin Hagler during his training for his super fight against Sugar Ray Leonard.
Christle had earned his Ph.D at the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, but before embarking on a medical career had wanted to give boxing a try, ultimately retiring in 1987.
At the time of his retirement, Sanada held a record of 13-2-1 with 9 knockouts : Sanada's .
After Sanada's retirement from boxing, Karasawa wanted to bring glory back to their gym, and so challenged Ippo for the featherweight championship title.
He planned to use his lightning-fast feet to evade the champion's punches and counter the Dempsey Roll, but was mercilessly KO'ed in the second round due to Ippo's choice to seal the Dempsey Roll and focus on a back-to-the-basics approach on boxing.
Was the Rookie King the year before Itagaki and JBC Featherweight 7th Seed at the time he challenged Ippo.
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It was formed on 8 September 1799 in the Batavian Republic from Polish volunteers, mostly French prisoners of war from the Austrian Army.
Numbering about 6,000 the legion was commanded by general Karol Kniaziewicz.
The legion fought at the Battle of Marengo and Battle of Hohenlinden.
However during treaty negotiations between the French and the Austrians, the French were finding the Polish issue to be a problem; the Poles wanted the French to continue fighting against the partitioners of Poland; the future Polish national anthem, Mazurek Dąbrowskiego, created by Józef Wybicki, promised 'the return of the Polish army from Italy to Poland'.
Instead, the French used Polish troops to quell down uprisings in conquered territories, which led to much unrest amongst the Polish troops.
The prospect of being assigned to Louis I of Etruria, Napoleons appointee as the King of Etruria did not sit well with their republican sympathies.
As the King also felt reluctant to take financial responsibility for them, Napoleon re-assigned them to quell the Haitian Revolution which was currently giving him problems.
General Jan Henryk Dąbrowski initially complained from his headquarters in Milan, but subsequently acquiesced.
After Stanisław Fiszer had turned down the command in favour of returning to Poland, Fortunat Bernard, a Frenchman, was appointed.
After a storm had thwarted an initial attempt to depart, the 3rd Polish Demibrifrade left Livorno on May 17, 1802, recahing Cadiz by July 11.
It was here that Bernard applied to the French government that the demibridae be reassigned as a French demibrigade of the line.
The fleet set sail again on July 24, and it was only at this stage that many of the Poles were informed that they were bound for Haiti.