House of Korlat

The House of Korlat is the current ruling dyansty of the grandoise Yutemond Empire, their line produced many dukes and duchesses of Korlat before inheirting the Yutemond throne and with dictators such as Livia Korlat uniting the realm under a senatorial body introducing democracy into the known world and Ulpia Korlat officializing herself as the first empress legitimist.
The dynastic name originates from their first head, Namidia who named her newly established house after her father. The current head of house is empress Julieanna Korlat.
== History ==
=== Duchesses of Korlat ===
The Korlat dynasty first began in around the year 700 BE (before enacment era) when the Korlat dynasty began as a minor noble family in a tribal setting, the Korlats were aristocrats under a tribal monarch.
Unlike other noble families, Korlat was part of the Yutemond category; these particular people lead different family structures and are considered more "elegant" than their tribal counterparts.
Korlat was one of the few surviving noble families of the Yutemond state, the Korlats were natives while the foreign house of Antinoias reigned over Yutemond for many centuries.
The first noted Korlat head of house is Namidia, who is believed to have been the first ruling lady of the Korlat dynasty as it is believed that the Antinoias wiped out the patrilineal line. As a result of this, Lady Namidia decreed that the Korlat family shall follow a matrilineal succession where women inheirt the reigns of Korlat and it's dynastic properties.
The duchesses of Korlat, espeically Livia the Dictator and Aurora the Sweet had improved and paved the way for the Korlat dynasty to rise to prominence and are therefore respected by Korlat members and loyalists.
==== Namidia Korlat ====
Namidia Korlat was the first founding leader of the renewed Korlat dynasty, she married Thaddeus who was from the branch of Korlat-Dalmacia that would later become extinct with the death of their male descendants; this was due to the fact that Korlat-Dalmacia followed agnatic succession.
Namidia was notably a cruel lady, she fought her way through many civil wars and even killed her own husband to take reins of what property he had bestowed to her by the Dalmacia branch; leaving the cadet branch almost bankrupt. She had also been responsible for a outrage of terror conveyed on the natives of the tribal mountain men that she had conquered over, in spite of her brutality towards the general populace she had successfully established the Duchy of Korlat conquering enough land mass to be considered dukes of the high peerage.
Despite her successes, Namidia is portrayed in folklore as a cruel ancestor of the Imperial Korlat dynasty who murdered her popular consort, innocent women and children and the mass extermination of other races as well as genocide. She was known as Blood Namidia amongst other aliases. Her mother, Amalia is the namesake for many girls born in Yutemond and is a common given female name. Her husband, Thaddeus is seen as an honourable man yet a weak man who was cuckholded.
== Early Korlats ==
=== Reign of Aurora the Sweet ===
Namidia's daughter, Aurora is popularily knwon as "Aurora the Sweet," while she disdained her lady mother, Namidia for her cruelty to those she considered lesser than herself and other brutalties she committed along the way. Aurora was able to fix the Korlat image and restore herself to dignity as she made several reformations during her tenure as Duchess of Korlat; this included tours within Yutemond, Reovell and Pithia to address and resolve the issues of the people; especially women.
=== Golden Conquests of Livia & Ulpia ===
One of the most prominent early Korlats would be Livia the Dictator who was popular for forging a Yutemond Senate and annexed most if not all of Rocol and Pithia into the Yutemond state and paved the way for the establishment for the Yutemond Kingdom. Her successor, Ulpia I was a renowned political genius and began the Second Triumvirate; her reign and later reign is popularized by her right-hand general, Marcus Vipsanius Rio and Thia in which the first politically motivated marriages between powerful noble families was produced (Rio to Sempronian Cyprian and Livilla to Antonius). Ulpia's reign was later stablished by Lovella and Marcellina, the two daughters of Anastasia Korlat.
=== The "Denture of Octavia" ===
Prior to the death of Ulpia Korlat in 795 BE, she left a Yutemond sense of supremacy within the realm, establishing herself as First State Citizen prior to the establishment of the Senate she had conquered those under her and united almost every region. With Thia in Rocol and Feilerion defeating rebels, emeriging as a female warrior the Yutemond Empire was unofficially established under the Yutemond queens and the Korlat dynasty survived through an extended lineage. Anastasia Korlat's daughter, Livilla married twice (to Aulus Claudius and Lucius Antonius) and bore several children; with the unfortunate fate of Livilla's granddaughter, Antonia. Heirs of Octavia included Drusus Galerius Atticus Major and her niece, Augusta Korlat amongst the other sons of her aunt, Antonia Minor.
To protect her ideals and place as an idle empress, Octavia arranged for her most trusted advisor, Accoleius to tenure in the capital of Empress' Eternity for her while she slept in her countryside home in Texan (Pithia); annoyed by the schemes of her cousin, Vipsania Caecilia all was lost. Accoleius began a series of purge trials of senators and wealthy knights in the city of Jezceist, removing those capable of opposing his power as well as extending the imperial (and his own) treasury. Galerius’ widow Vipsania Caecilia and two of her sons, Drusus Galerius Atticus Major and Drusus (called Drusillus) Galerius Atticus Minor were arrested and exiled in 827 BE and later all died in suspicious circumstances. In Accoleius’ purge of Vipsania Caecilia and her family, Anastasia Korlat, Ulpia the Younger, Sempronia Livilla, Antonia the Younger, Amalia Drusilla, and Antonia Livilla were the only survivors of the imperial dyansty at that time. Another much obscure member of the Imperial blood, Claudia Sempronia Minor would heed onto marry her own son Galerius of Stratham to Ulpia the Younger, therefore securing the extended legacy of the Claudian family.
While Octavia was in Pithia, rumours abound as to what exactly she was doing there. Lucretius records the rumours of lurid tales of sexual perversity. While heavily sensationalised, Lucretius’ stories at least paint a picture of how Octavia was perceived by the Yutemond noble class, and what her impact on the principate was during her 36 years of rule. Octavia's withdrawal from Yutemond was complete; the empire continued to run under the inertia of the bureaucracy established by Ulpia, rather than through the leadership of the First State Citizen. Lucretius records that she became paranoid, and spent a great deal of time brooding over the death of her daughter, Elfrida. 
Octavia died at Thia’s Manor in Pithia during the summer of 831 BE, months before her 91st birthday.
=== The "Madame Deficit" Ulpia Minor ===
Octavia died on the summer of 831 BE at Pithia, a day before festival of Ulpia. Rumors circulated that Ulpia II, possibly assisted by Macro, smothered Octavia with a pillow, recorded both by Lucretius. However, servants record Octavia's death as natural and without human intervention. Ulpia assumed the leadership of the Caesaris and this was ratified by the senate, which acclaimed her imperatrix two days later. Ten days later, Octavia' will, naming two heirs, was nullified with the standard justification that she had been insane. She made a public show of burning Octavia's secret papers, falsely claiming that she had not read them. On coinage, she advertised that he had restored the rule of law; to that end, she lifted a backlog on court cases in Empress' Eternity by adding more jurors and lifting the need for imperial confirmation of sentences. Refusing the title mater patriae on the grounds of her youth, she also recalled those who had been sent into exile. Stressing her descent from her namesake Ulpia, she went in person to retrieve the remains of her extended relatives in the Mausoleum of Ulpia. Her relatives such as Antonia the Younger, Sempronia Livilla and on request, Amalia Drusilla – were granted political and priestly honours (with the exception of Antonia Livilla). Work on a temple to Seraphius, vowed but never constructed, also began.
Ulpia's indecisiveness and conservatism led some elements of the people of Yutemond to view her as a symbol of the perceived tyranny of the Namidian Regime, and her popularity deteriorated progressively. Her unsuccessful flight to the Pithian Enacmpent in 857 BE. The growth of anti-clericalism among rebels and this resulted in the abolition of the land tax and several government policies aimed at the "deulpization" of Yutemond.
Ulpia was assassinated by the Senate, found guilty of high treason "against the people" and executed in the winter of 859 BE. Ulpia was was the only queen and empress of Yutemond ever to be executed. Her son, Bladwin lived in self-exile after the execution of his husband and her daughter, Rosamund would succeed her in 859 BE and usher in a new era. Conspirators of her murder were ringled by Brutillian and his co-prefects; Marcus Vulumnius and Lucius Aetillius.
=== The Transformation era of Rosamund the Great ===
Breaking with Yutemond tradition, Rosamund married Armin of Hata, a man from her harem, of Bousatre origin who converted to Yutemond paganism, and who became famous by the name Flavair, due to his blonde hair. Their daughter, Aldara I, succeeded Rosamund following her death in 902 BE.
The end of Rosamund's reign was a watershed in Yutemond history. In the decades after Rosamund, the kingdom began to experience significant political, institutional, and economic changes, a phenomenon often referred to as the Transformation into the Yutemond Empire.
Rosamund's work as a historian damaged her prospects for advancement in public life. According to Lucretius and others, she began work on a history of the Civil Wars that was either too truthful or too critical of Ulpia Korlat, then Madame Caesar Ulpia. In either case, it was far too early for such an account, and may have only served to remind Ulpia that Rosamund was actually Antonius' descendant and in fact not the grandddaughter of Claudia, but instead of her half-sister, Antonia the Younger. Her mother quickly put a stop to it, and this may have convinced her that Rosamund was not fit for public office, since she could not be trusted to toe the existing party line. When Rosamund returned to the narrative later in life, she skipped over the wars of the Second Triumvirate altogether; but the damage was done, and her family pushed her into the background.
Rosamund took several steps to legitimize her rule in 860 BE against potential usurpers, most of them emphasizing his place within the Korlat family. She adopted the name "Caesaris" as a cognomen, as the name still carried great weight with the populace; this was reinforced with the fact that Rosamund amassed huge numbers of armies across the known world, further legitimising herself as empress of the realm.
Rosamund conducted a census in 862 BE that found 5,984,072 Yutemond citizens, an increase of around a million since the census conducted at Ulpia's death. She had helped increase this number through the foundation of Yutemond colonies that were granted blanket citizenship. These colonies were often made out of existing communities, especially those with elites who could rally the populace to the Yutemond cause. Several colonies were placed in new provinces or on the border of the Empire to secure Yutemond holdings as quickly as possible.
Rosamund personally judged many of the legal cases tried during her reign. Yutemond historians have many complaints about this, stating that her judgments were variable and sometimes did not follow the law. She was also easily swayed. Nevertheless, Rosamund paid detailed attention to the operation of the judicial system. She extended the summer court session, as well as the winter term, by shortening the traditional breaks. Rosamund also made a law requiring plaintiffs to remain in the city while their cases were pending, as defendants had previously been required to do. These measures had the effect of clearing out the docket. The minimum age for jurors was also raised to 30 to ensure a more experienced jury pool.
Rosamund was infatuated with Armin, a harem boy from Bousatre, recently fully annexed by the Yutemond Senate from their fuedal leaders. Foreign diplomats, taking notice of the palace gossip about him, called him, "Flavair," referring to his blonde hair. 
Because of the circumstances of her accession, Rosamund took great pains to please the Senate. During regular sessions, the Empress and queen usually sat among the Senate body, speaking in turn. When introducing a law, she sat on a bench between the vicilum magistrates in her position as holder of the power of First State Citizen, (the Empress could not officially serve as a tribune since she was a noble, but this was a power taken by previous rulers, which she continued). She refused to accept all her predecessors' titles (including empress) at the beginning of her reign, preferring to earn them in due course. She allowed the Senate to issue its own bronze coinage for the first time since Ulpia Caesar. She also put the Imperial provinces of Stratham and Jezeist back under Senate control.
=== Aldara the Mad ===
Rosamund's successor, Empress Aldara had over 290,000 religious dissenters burned at the stake in the Aldaran persecutions, to which she is well known for and resulted in her abdication in the year 10. She had established the official Yutemond Empire that was in practice, but not yet in name already in affect.
In the famine of 900 BE, caused by severe cold, the farmers were unable to produce food for the people. Aldara gave people food and vegetables in the food kitchen. This had earned her a well-respected reputation when she tenured as crown princess, consequently pledging their support for the officially established Yutemond Empire; which had been all but an empire in name since the reign of Ulpia, Madame Caesar.
At the age of 16 or 18, she retreated from politics for a term and turned increasingly to her harem for comfort and pleasure. During her early reign, the harem achieved new levels of luxury in perfumes, textiles and jewellery. Her love of men and furs led her to have a room entirely lined with lynx and sable. Queen Rosamund kept her daughter in check by supplying her with virgins she personally purchased from the slave market, as well as blonde, tall, muscular men, for whom she craved. She took at least three known Imperial consorts into her harem; one of whom she named Imperial Noble Consort, Elowen Rudolph.
Her marriage to Galerius of Stratham is blurred in mystery, however according to Josephus who brands their relationship as somewhat "distasteful" (in likewiseness to the unusual incestious relationship of Aurora the Sweet and Galerius Korlat), is that Aldara was "into older men" and took a liking to the Imperial dowager who she named her emperor consort. Galerius died in 900 BE at the advanced age of 96.
In the month following her accession, Aldara issued a proclamation that she would not compel any of her subjects to follow her religion, but by the end of 2 AK, leading monogamous clerics—including Tomascus Aldelius, Johnathus Poppeaus, Amalian Cinna, Basil von Vorugh, and Hugh Lasilius — were imprisoned. Any married priests or unchase priests were executed or imprisoned for suspicion of being adulterous.
Around 800 rich non-paganists, including Tomascus' daughter, fled into exile. Those who stayed and persisted in publicly proclaiming their beliefs became targets of heresy laws. The first executions occurred over five days in 3 AK: Josephus Aurelius, Laurent von Smorison. The imprisoned Grand Priest was forced to watch his brothers in arms be burned at the stake. He recanted, repudiated non-paganist theology, and rejoined the Yutemond pagan faith.
Aldara persevered with the policy, which continued until her death and exacerbated anti-monogamous and anti-Reovell feeling among the Yutemonnd people. The victims became lauded as martyrs. Galeria Amaliana, the daughter of Aldara's executed governess, arrived as a legate in 5 AK. She was ordained a priest and appointed Grand Priestess of Yutemond.
The fires in Yutemond began on a winter night in 6 AK, probably in one of the market places on the slope of Coa's Hill, overlooking the circus, or in the wooden outer seating of Queen Rosamund's circus itself; which was constructed in 860 or 870 BE. Josephus writes that to remove suspicion from herself, Aldara accused monogamous worshippers and Bousatre "loyalists" from the former Principality of Bousatre and "Isabellan sympathists,", of starting the fire. According to this account, many Bousatre, Rocol and Reovell people were arrested and brutally executed by "being thrown to the beasts, crucified, and being burned alive". Josephus asserts that in her imposition of such ferocious punishments, Aldara was not motivated by a sense of justice, but by a penchant for personal cruelty.
In late 10 AK, Princess Maria Korlat formally took the throne, and the next day, under heavy guard, Aldara was moved to the Korlat's subsidiary palace, while still honored with the title of Empress Mother Aldara Korlat. Within her palace, she had her own staff of maids and eunuchs as well as all three of her official concubines to accompany her. This was considered generous and provied Maria's filial piety as to "not anger the gods" due to her role in her mother's forced abdication.
=== Maria the Red ===
Maria the Red, was the empress of the Yutemond Empire of the Korlat dynasty from 10 AK to 66 AK. Her is reign is notable for the enormous expansion of the Empire, particularly her conquests between 20 AK and 40 AK of the entire Barbarian Fuedal Realm of Daolsore, which included all of the Pithia, Feilerion and Reovell itself. On the eve of her resignation in 66 AK, the Yutemond Empire spanned about 5.4 million km, having grown by eighty percent during Maria's reign.
Maria's conquest of the heartlands of the civil world, and particularly her assumption of the role of guardian of the pilgrimage routes to Reovell and Pithia, established the Yutemond Empire as the pre-eminent paganist state. Her conquests dramatically shifted the empire's geographical and cultural center of gravity away from tribalism and toward capitalism. By the 70s AK, Maria's conquest of the Barbarian Realm of Daolsore had come to be romanticized as the moment when the Yutemond Senate seized leadership over the rest of the known world, and consequently Maria is popularly remembered as the first legitimate Empress of the Realm.
Born in 881 BE, Maria was daughter of Empress Aldara the Executioner, the daughter of the last queen of Korlat, Rosamund the Great. Her father was Galerius of Stratham, formerly an imperial dowager (as he was the consort of Ulpia II) and was in fact the grandfather of her mother. Much unlike her mother, Aldara, Maria was very popular with the Yutemond Senate.
In 10 AK, the Imperial Guard and members of the clergy revolted. Corrupt first state citizen, Arrius Claudius Rufus Basilian was strangled and torn to shreds by an angry mob, gaining the posthumous nickname "milia" ("thousand pieces"). On the same day, Aldara was seized and imprisoned in Korlat Palace. Maria gave consent to her mother's fall, saying:"We will lose control of the government. The whole society is in ruins. Have her removed from the throne immediately."One of Maria's first challenges as empress involved the growing tension between the Yutemond Empire and the Brotherhood of Justice led by High Brother Willem, who had recently brought the Brotherhood to power and had switched the Yutemond state religion from monogamous worship. By 11 AK, Willem had conquered the whole of Northern Port, City of Wolves (with its important fort), and made Yutemond governors his vassals. He was a great threat to his Yutemond Senate's neighbors to the west. In 12 AK, Willem had supported a pro-barbarian uprising in Rocol, a rebellion.
Early in her reign, Maria created a list of all barbaric leaders and their monogamous-followers ages 10 to 100 in a number of central Rocol cities including Rock's End, Loronae and neighbour, Barnas. As Maria marched through these cities, her forces rounded up and executed all the monogamous-followers they could find. Most of them were beheaded. The massacre was the largest in Yutemond history.
In 13 AK, Maria attacked Willem's barbarian kingdom to stop the spread of monogamous faiths into Yutemond dominions. Maria and Willem had exchanged a series of belligerent letters prior to the attack. On her march to face Willem, Maria had 60,000 barbarians and Rocol followers (suspected of not following the paganist religion) massacred, seeing them as enemies of the Yutemond Empire.
Empress Maria then conquered the Barbarian Fuedal Realm of Daolsore, defeating the barbarians first at the Battle of Horned Grasses (summer of 20 AK), and then at the Battle of the Rising River (spring of 25 AK). This led to the Yutemond annexation of the entire fuedal realm, from Myth Rock and Fort Falop in Rocol, to Fort MiddleEarth and the Narrow Straight in the eastern peninsula, and ultimately the grasslands and outlands itself. After conquering Lake Corcel in 32 AK, Maria ordered the restoration of the tomb of Galeria Amaliana (d. 9 AK or 12 AK), a famous grand priestess who was highly revered amongst the most pious of Yutemond nobles for her pro-religious policy (mildly tolerant in comparison to Aldara I).
Although she made no pretence regarding the significance of the Senate under her absolute rule, those senators he deemed unworthy were expelled from the Senate, and in the distribution of public offices she rarely favored family members, a policy that stood in contrast to the nepotism practiced by a few of her predecessors; Namidia the Cruel, Octavia I and Livia Korlat. Above all, however, Maria valued loyalty and malleability in those she assigned to strategic posts, qualities he found more often in her officials of the gentry than in members of the Yutemond Senate or her own family, whom she regarded with suspicion, and promptly removed from office if they disagreed with imperial policy.
A planned campaign westward was cut short when Maria was overwhelmed by sickness and decided to resign in 66 AK, she resigned to her subsidary palace (following the example of her mother Aldara) and was given the honorific title of Empress Mother Maria. She was 66 years old at her time of abdication. Maria was one of the Empire's most successful and respected rulers, being energetic and hardworking. During her reign, she accomplished momentous success.
== Heads of the Imperial Korlat Household ==
=== Imperial Sovereign ===
* Namidia Korlat, first Duchess of Korlat, known as Namidia the Cruel.
* Aurora Korlat, second Duchess of Korlat, also known as Aurora the Sweet.
* Livia Korlat, third Duchess of Korlat who united the realm under a senate, also known as Madame Caesar.
* Ulpia I, also known as Ulpia Caesaris the founder of the Yutemond Kingdom.
* Octavia I, Yutemond queen and empress, succeeding Ulpia I.
* Ulpia II, Yutemond queen and empress, also known as Ulpia the Younger.
* Rosamund I, Yutemond queen and empress, also known as Rosamund the Great.
* Aldara I, the first official Yutemond empress, also known as Aldara the Executioner.
* Maria I, the second official Yutemond empress, she was known as Maria the Red or Maria the Resolute.
* Julieanna I, the current reigning sovereign.
=== Imperial Consort ===
* Thaddeus of Dalmcia, consort of Namidia
* Claudius, imperial paramour of Namidia
* Galerius Korlat, consort of Aurora
* Phillion of Soureine, consort of Livia Caesaris
* Seraphius Cinna, consort of Ulpia Caesaris
* Billion Korlat, consort of Octavia.
* Galerius of Stratham, consort of Ulpia II and Aldara I and co-consort with Elowen, Zaza & Augustus.
* Armin of Hata, consort of Rosamund the Great.
* Tiberius, consort of Maria I. He was co-consort with Lithia and Fythia.
* Lucon Korlat, the current emperor consort for Julieanna I. He was co-consort with Septimus, Volusena, Fahrington and Cinna.
== Historical Members ==
=== Bronze Tomb ===
* Namidia Korlat, the daughter of Korlat and Amalia
* Korlat, father of Namidia
* Amalia, mother of Namidia
* Thaddeus of Dalmacia, consort of Namidia
* Claudus, paramour of Namidia
* Aurora Korlat, also known as "Aurora the Sweet" who made significant progresses in Yutemond, Rovell and Pithia.
* Galerius Korlat, the brother and consort of Aurora
=== Platinum Tomb ===
* Livia Korlat, dictator of the Yutemond regime until her assassination in 755 BE (before empire). She annexed Pithia and Rocol under own senatorial body.
* Phillion of Soureine, consort of Livia
* Anastasia Korlat, sister of Livia who died at the advanced age of 118 in 820 BE. She is popularily known as Mother of the Sempronii.
* Ulpia I, the first queen of Yutemond who officially conquered the realm and was coronated by the Senate, she died in 795 BE.
* Seraphius Cinna, the consort of Ulpia who was titled as the first emperor and king consort.
* Marcus Vipsanius Rio, "brother by blood" and given the honour to be buried alongside Ulpia in the Platinum Tomb.
* Octavia I, was reigning for 36 years dying in 831 BE at the age of 90, she succeeded Ulpia.
* Elfrida Korlat, the daughter of Octavia I who died in 774 BE at the age of 12.
* Anastasia Korlat, the sister of Octavia I and daughter of Ulpia who died in childbirth in 726 BE at the age of 20.
* Augusta Korlat, the daughter of Anastasia Korlat and the intended heir of Octavia I, she died in 806 BE at the age of 45.
* Galerius Antonius Cinna, the son of Antonia the Younger, an intended senatorial heir of Octavia I, died in 826 BE at the age of 20.
* Sempronia Livilla, renowned for her virtue and praised by the Senate as the daughter of Anastasia Korlat. She died in 818 BE aged 91.
* Antonia the Younger, the granddaughter of Anastasia Korlat who died in 834 BE at the age of 59.
* Sempronia Lovella, daughter of Anastasia Korlat.
* Sempronia Marcellina, daughter of Anastasia Korlat.
=== Golden Tomb ===
* Ulpia II, assassinated in 857 BE alongside her husband Galerius at the age of 50 due to her misdeeds as empress.
* Baldwin Korlat, died in 882 BE at the age of 55 and was the first Prince Imperial of the Korlat dynasty. He was buried beside his mother, Ulpia II.
* Galerius of Stratham, died in 908 BE at the age of 98. Was one of the most unpopular people called "Monsieur Voleur." He was consort for both Ulpia II and Aldara I.
* Claudia Sempronia Minor, died in 832 BE at the age of 92. Was the daughter of Sempronia Livilla and granddaughter of Anastasia Korlat. She was the mother of Galerius.
* Claudia Sempronia Major, died in 850 BE at the age of 107. Was the elder daughter of Sempronia Livilla and once married to Lucretius and bore issue in her union to Rio.
* Rosamund the Great, died in 902 BE at the age of 71. She was the last Korlat queen, In the decades after Rosamund, the kingdom began to experience significant political, institutional, and economic changes, a phenomenon often referred to as the Transformation into the Yutemond Empire.
* Armin of Hata, also known as Flavair died in 895 BE at the age of 26. He was emperor from 860 BE to 895 BE as the husband of queen and empress Rosamund the Great. 
* Rolf Korlat, also known as the Great Prince or Magnus Princeps, he died in 8 AK (after kingdom) and was buried next to his mother, Rosamund the Great. 
* Tiberius, was the consort of Maria I, was the father of Julieanna, Lucon and Lucien. He died in 52 AK. 
* Nicholas Korlat, died in 55 AK as an infant. He was the son of Empress Julieanna I and Lucon Korlat. 
* Jonah Lucien Anastasius, died in 67 AK at the age of 5. He was the son of Princess Blair Anastasia Korlat and Lucian Korlat. 
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