Josef Kaiser

Prince Josef Kaiser was the son of former Emperor William Kaiser II and Lara Kaiser of the Neo-Kygonese Empire. 
Josef had a quiet life while being his Father's successor and was known to have study greatly to become the emperor. He was also known to be highly religious in Kygonism and had radically ideas about it. When his father was ousted out, Josef was furious and believed everything was taken away from him, but didn't fully come to madness. He moved to Haven to be a local preacher during the reconstruction years of the city. He slowly began building followers of new ideas and radicalized on them leading to a fail coup attempt in 260. His followers and himself orchestrated a failed assassination attempt on Emperor Daniel Ganz in Novac. Sometime in 260, he was publicly shot in Trier with ten other suspects. 
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