Lord Victor-Amadeus Casilia

Victor Theodorous Amadeus Casilia was a 32nd century nobleman of the Eighth Casorian Empire and father of the first Casilian Dynasty Emperor following the fall of the Upperian Dynasty. Although not alive when his son ascended the throne, Victor is hailed in the Empire as the godfather of the Casilian dynasty. It seemed his intention had been to see his family ascend the Imperial throne. Marrying Princess Matilda, sister of Emperor Marc X he established his issue had a clear claim to the throne. 
Victor did not anticipate that Marc would die childless, as would his brother Karl VII. When Nicholas VIII ascended the throne in 3150, Victor had prepared his son for the mantle of rule. Although a landless family, Victor knew that with no male heirs, the Empire would not take any woman's claim sincerely, nor would they treat their claims above another. Victor died in 3154 months before Nicholas VIII who upon dying instructed his throne to be given to the first claimaint to declare themselves. History would remember this claimant as Henry-Joseph I, first Casilian Emperor.
Category:Deceased
Category:Casorian
Category:Noble
Category:Casilian Dynasty