King Guthrie IV Catarina

King Guthrie IV of Catarina, nicknamed 'The Fearless' was a King of Catarina and the Twenty Ninth overall Monarch, being the son of Adrianna III.
In 356AD, when the captain of the Sieg Knights died within the same week as his son was born, Guthrie decided to hold a larger scale Sieg Knight ascension tournament due to there being only one Sieg Knight alive at the time: Sieghilda. Several friendly battle royales and duels took place, ending in a famous duel between Sieghilda and Guthrie, which was described to be a duel for the ages. Whoever drew first blood or whoever submitted would have been considered the winner, but both Guthrie and Sieghilda managed to draw blood at the same time almost an hour into the duel, officially being ruled a draw.
King Guthrie declared as part of the Aegis of the Embered in the year 378AD, in an attempt to enter a global pact against the Realms of Morion. He along with many other countries agreed to this pact and established the city state of Emberholm in the lands of Mirrah as a base location so that they could organise the Aegis' tactical plans.
Like many other Catarinian Kings, Guthrie had his own prophecy following the agreement of the pact and the construction of Emberholm. Guthrie foresaw a great battle in the years to come against the Realms of Morion, one that would be one of the greatest battles in history, one with such destruction it would bring the population of the worlds armies to its knees. He also vividly described the vision as being by water or in a river, stating that he saw the rivers run red and black and that an eclipsed moon would be in the sky illuminating Solara, of which only appeared once every 193 years. Considering this was the Age of Dark, the fact that an illuminated satellite was described in this prophecy and that 382AD would be its next appearance, it certainly left an impression with the rest of the leaders. Guthrie also foresaw himself being impaled and lying faceup in the river, essentially foreseeing his own death, which he told only The Ashen One and the leader of the Sieg Knights, Sieghilda.
When the Eclipsed Moon did indeed appear in 382AD, Morion started to advance towards Emberholm. Realising what was to come, the Aegis decided to rally the troops and march on Morion, The Ashen One pleading for Guthrie to stay in Emberholm, but refused, instead leading the main force of the army on horseback. The Armies finally met at the River Drang and the Battle that Guthrie had foreseen had come. Guthrie, led the charge of the Catarinian and Lorithian force, with Guthrie being on horseback and the rest of the armies soon followed into a great clash of blades and magic. Guthrie however did indeed perish during the battle, after being impaled by an unknown soldier with a pike. Before passing, he witnessed the death of Sieghilda too, which he did not see in the prophecy. 
When Guthrie died in the Battle of the River Drang, he had only reigned for 18 years, shorter than any other Catarinian King and was also the youngest to die at the age of 80. Because he charged headlong into battle, even after foreseeing his own gruesome death, he became posthumously known as 'The Fearless'. Despite being the shortest reigning king, Guthrie is often attributed to being one of, if not, the greatest and most beloved Catarinian Kings of all time.
King Guthrie's child was Guthrum I, who succeeded him to the throne in 382AD after his death in the battle and after his body was brought back to Catarina to be laid to rest.