William Kaiser II

William Kaiser II was the Emperor of the Neo-Kygonese Empire(243-252 KOR). 
Early life
Friedrich Harald Kaiser was born on May 2, 201KOR, in the Empire of Kygon. Unlike his siblings, William Kaiser was born and raised in Trier before they moved to Haven. In his teenage years William attended some of the most prestigious schools in Haven, and studied law, like his father, up until when he was 20 years old in 221KOR. He enlisted in the Republic of Kygon Army to defend the new nation borders. 
Military life 
After a few years of his enlistment, he became well known through his superiors, due to his loyalty and commitment to the Republic. In 226, the Kygon-Gorathic Border War broke out due to Kodanis attacking trade ships off the coast of the Kodani Island. William was quickly promoted to corporal from his bravery of killing off Kodanis tribesmen attacking his squadron. After the war, William returned back to Haven to aid his dying mother. Not much is known about his whereabouts after his mother's death. In 236KOR the Republic of Kygon retook Trier and his brother, Friedrich Kaiser, taking over the Republic. He was reportedly promoted to Lieutenant General sometime around 236KOR and was permanently stationed there to maintain order in the surrounding areas. In 241, he began recapturing land during the end of the Anarchy. 
He didn't do much during the Great War, but was ordered to stay put in Trier and defend the city. News struck at him, when his brother became very ill, and was named Interim Emperor, while his brother healed. Friedrich died late may, and causing William to declare himself the Emperor. 
Emperor 
As the first months of Emperor he struggled greatly, but listened closely to his advisors. For a while, he did pretty well as Emperor and millions of people loved him for his reforms of the Empire. He helped established better infrastructure, gave more freedom to the people, and allowed women to vote and join the Kygon Armed Forces. He was heavily involved with assisting Confederation of Garman in the Garmanese Civil War. He was very respected, but chose the wrong path in the Imperial Civil War, by joining the Imperial Fascist Party side. Though Kygon had minor involvement of it, William was forced to resign and was replaced by Daniel Ganz in the Ganz Restoration. 
Post Reign
 Not much is know what he did afterwards, some rumors say he moved far in Kygon and wasted away. His name was brought in the spotlight when his son, Josef Kaiser, attempted a coup in 260. William died in the early morning of September 2nd, 262, from a heart attack.