Ferdinand I of Sagofagia

Ferdinand I (Ferdinando Cabello Eufronio Cuniberto di Savoia; 2 September 1875 – 30 June 1934) was the King of the Kingdom of Sagofagia from 16 June 1895 until his abdication on 7 May 1929. Ferdinand gained his title after the independence of Sagofagia. The highest nobility of Sagofagia and Sonalalia chose Ferdinand because he was a son of Umberto I of Italy and they wanted closer ties with Italy. 
During his reign Sagofagia was involved in many wars. His reign ended after the Sagofagi Uprising War. After his abdocation he fled to Europe. Ferdinando died in Paris on 30 June 1934, almost 5 years after his abdication. Ferdinando was the only monarch that ruled a Danian country after its independence.
==Early years==
Cabello I was born in Naples, Italy. He was the second child of Umberto I, King of Italy, and his consort (his first cousin through descent from his grandfather Charles Albert of Sardinia), Princess Margherita of Savoy. Margherita was the daughter of the Duke of Genoa.
On 9 November 1900, King Ferdinand I married Duchess Louise of Kovasasi.
== Reign ==
=== Coronation ===
Ferdinand I became king of Sagofagia and Sonalalia in 1895. Sagofagia and Sonalalia both ceded from United French Dania in 1895. Ferdinand I was asked to become the leader of the new nation.
=== World War I ===
In the beginning of World War I, Sagofagia was neutral due to Sagofagia having ties with both sides. In 1916 Samuel Varas visited to Ferdinando I to convince him to invade Nic-Dan from the east. Ferdinando I refused and Sagofagia didn't join the war. After the failed Battle of Champ-Axe, Ferdinando I was convinced that Nic-Dan was to weak to win the war. On 25 August 1917 the Sagofagi Army invaded Nic-Dan. Less than a year later the army reached the capital Cior. The Allies defeated Nic-Dan with help from Sagofagia. The war costed Sagofagia lots of money that would later result in an uprising by the Sagofagi citizens.
=== Vendettio Wars and Uprising ===
After World War I a treaty was signed in Estaux. During the negotiations Ferdinand felt left out and didn't get much reward for the work of the Sagofagi army during the war and the Battle of Cior. Ferdinand left the Townhall of Estaux and never signed the Treaty of Estaux.
In 1920, Dania and North Dania signed the treaty of Stalem-Abbrocoque. The treaty held in that former Nic-Dan countries gain full autonomy if they ceded land to Dania and Asdania. Ferdinand I was furious and wanted to punish Dania by starting a war. The war lasted for months and was ended by British interference. During the war Sagofagia committed several massacres mainly to Ermo people in North Dania.
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