King Salvador II

King Salvador II Cavallero de Magritta, commonly referred to as Salvador the Bold, was King of Astarios from 2425 IC until his death in 2463 IC. Salvador came to the throne following the death of his father, Felipe II, at the height of the Twenty Years' War. His strong leadership and military prowess sustained the Kingdom through the Abasko War, and his subsequent reign saw a lengthy period of peace for Astarios. Salvador held famously poor relations with his counterpart King Valeriano IV of Aragona, and the two monarchs' relationship considerably heightened tensions between the northern and southern Kingdoms. In 2462 IC, a year before his death, Salvador brought Astarios into the War of Diamanterra's Sorrow. His son Felipe III was the last monarch of the Cavallero line, deposed by Lupio Sunscryer's allies on the Day of the Bloody Crown.