King Miyamoto Von-Koopa I

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(b. 1945 BC, d. 1885 BC)

* Lady Von-hime no Koōpa (Mother)

(b. 1944 BC, d. 1876 BC)

(b. 1920 BC, d. 1862 BC) (m. 1903 BC)

#### Birth

Miyamoto no Koōpa was born on November 16th 1919 BC to Lord Jimmu and Lady Von-hime no Koōpa. Miyamoto’s Father; Lord Jimmu, was the leader of the “Koopanese Rebellion”, a large group of Koopas that were against the tyrannical Chief of the Sidestepper Empire and his horrible government system. He was born during the 81st Star Festival, which was known for being the longest Star Festival; lasting over a year instead of the usual month due to Rosalina’s ship, the Comet Observatory; crash landed on Planet Odyssey and was in need of repairs.

While Jimmu and (a very pregnant) Von-hime were leading their army through Kla’grippu Woods to find a place to camp for the night until they found Rosalina’s wrecked ship. Jimmu’s 8 year old daughter; Lady Yamauchi, ran into the ship worried that Rosalina could have been injured, despite her parents trying to tell her that it wasn’t safe to go in. Yamauchi found Rosalina in her library, unharmed and reading a book with a hopeless look on her face, which then turned into a surprised one once she saw the young girl bowing and introducing herself. The little girl told Rosalina that her parents could help her fix the ship, and Rosalina went outside with her. Jimmu and Von-hime greeted each other, and while the Observatory was being repaired by Jimmu’s army; Rosalina played games with Yamauchi, her 4 year old brother; Fusajiro, and her 2 year old sister; Teinaba.

Von-hime and Jimmu asked Rosalina if they could look around the ship, which Rosalina said they could gladly do so. After about an hour of looking through the ship; Von-hime went into labor and the Rebellion's Doctors and Healers were sent over to help deliver the baby. After a few hours; Miyamoto was born on the Comet Observatory, and because this was the first and only time a baby was born on the ship; Miyamoto was born with Starbits inside his bloodstream, and was the first Star Child born on the planet since Rosalina herself.

Once Rosalina’s ship was repaired; she told Jimmu and Von-hime that she could’ve died in the crash landing, and that there would’ve been no other Star Children on the planet for millions of years. She explained that when she noticed that Miyamoto had magical powers; she got an idea, and that was that she would give some of her own magic to 255 other newborn children, which she considered that number being not too little and not too much.

Rosalina’s vision was that any of the children that survived to adulthood would have children of their own, making more and more star children to protect the Planet from any end-of-world scenario. After a few more hours and sharing goodbyes, Rosalina left to go make some new star children, and then leave until her next return in 1819 BC.

#### Early Life

Out of the 255 Star Children (\*not including Miyamoto); 217 lived to adulthood and 198 had at least one child. Many of these Star Children were married to world leaders or people equally as powerful. Some were even chosen to replace world leaders, to give their Kingdom a new Monarchy made up entirely of powerful Star Children.
Jimmu and Von-hime had three children after Miyamoto was born. Von-hime gave birth to a son; Sekiryo, and then gave birth to two daughters; Kaneda and Hirokimi.

In 1904 BC, when Miyamoto was 15 years old; he was talking to his brother Fusajiro (who became the leader of the rebellion a year before), until Miyamoto and his Family met a medium-sized Koopanese tribe that engaged in trading food, herbs, materials etc. with the rebellion. While Miyamoto was drinking alcohol with his 6 year old nephew around a campfire; Miyamoto noticed a beautiful young lady who appeared to be slightly older than himself, walking into the nearby woods. Miyamoto followed her, introduced himself and then danced with her. The girl’s name was Sayori no Koōpa, and the two were married 7 months later in 1903 BC.

Prior to the foundation of the Koopa Kingdom in 1889 BC; Miyamoto and Sayori had 6 children; Lady Aklari (b. 1902 BC), Lord Ben’ichi (b. 1897 BC), Lady Wanami (b. 1894 BC), Lady Chigyo (b. 1892 BC), Lord Rōyta (b. 1891 BC) and Lady Tolomi (b. May 1889 BC).
In 1890 BC, Miyamoto’s Brother; Lord Fusajiro was sick with Strep Throat, and Miyamoto filled in for him until his brother got better. During this time; the rebellion came across a large Sidestepper Fortress, which was soon raided by Miyamoto and his army. Now that the Fortress was in control of Miyamoto; the rebellion were more easily able to fight off other much larger enemy armies.

Later the year 1889 BC, Miyamoto sent over a messenger to deliver a message to the chief of the Sidestepper Empire, in the message; Miyamoto offered to surrender the Fortress back to the chief if the rebellion was left alone and given some land to make their own Kingdom. The Chief, not knowing how to read or write; signed what he thought was his name on the message, which verified that he was on board with Miyamoto’s deal. It was then that the Koopa Kingdom was officially founded on September 23rd 1889 BC. Miyamoto was accepted by the rebellion, and his older brother; as the first ever Koopa King, with King being chosen as the sovereign’s title instead of Emperor or Chief, to avoid any association with the Sidestepper Empire.

#### Foundation War Intro

Many of the Kingdom’s rules were made in 1889-1888 BC. It was decided that the eldest son of a King would be the next leader if the King dies, or if they abdicate. Miyamoto originally wanted women to be able to rule as well, but many of his noblemen did not approve of the idea of female monarchs, so Miyamoto went along with them. It was also decided that a King’s successor could not skip any generations or go back a generation (ex. Grandfather to Grandson, or Nephew to Uncle etc.), and if a Grandfather outlives their son, or if a Father dies with an heir who is too young to rule; then the next in line would temporarily rule as King until the heir becomes old enough.

In 1888 BC; the Chief of the Sidestepper Empire realized that he actually had no idea what the message he was given a year ago actually said, and asked one of his messengers to go find out why the Chief needed to sign his name on it. A few days later; the Chief was told about how he unwillingly gave land to a rebellion group, who then founded a new Kingdom. The Sidestepper Chief was absolutely livid upon hearing this, and told his soldiers to go take the land back from the Koopas by force. This was the start of the Koopa Foundation War.

The first half of the war (1888-1885 BC) was mostly uneventful, apart from Miyamoto having his seventh child; Prince Lūdai in 1886 BC. Miyamoto, his brothers and his Father; Lord Jimmu, often fought alongside their soldiers. Until one day in 1885 BC; Jimmu was stabbed in the chest, and he was noticed on the floor after the battle was over and was declared as a victory for the Koopas. Despite the field medics best efforts to help out Jimmu, he died at the age of 60, and was buried in a tomb below a sacred shrine, which is still around in present day.

#### Ben’ichi’s Retreat

Later in 1884 BC, Miyamoto started taking different approaches to dealing with the war, and when his eldest son; Prince Ben’ichi, turned 13; he was told that he would be helping his father fight in the war. The thought of going to war absolutely terrified Ben’ichi, because he secretly hadn’t been going to his training lessons but rather had been out digging holes with his friends, trying to get people to accidentally fall in them and then fill in the people-filled holes as a prank.

When Ben’ichi was almost into his first battle; he suddenly fled the battlefield and ran off into the woods to find his friends. Ben’ichi’s retreat distracted the soldiers and left them utterly confused, which gave the Sidesteppers an advantage in the battle. Miyamoto was unharmed but he told his remaining men to retreat, resulting in a loss for the Koopa Kingdom. Miyamoto didn’t see his son until he returned to the Fortress 3 months later in 1883 BC, where Ben’ichi was told that his actions were shameful, and when Ben’ichi tried to justify his actions by telling his Father that he hadn’t been going to training; this just enraged Miyamoto even more.

Miyamoto told his eldest son that because of how much he dishonored the family; Miyamoto would not allow Ben’ichi’s descendants to rule the Kingdom, to which Ben’ichi was very upset with but couldn’t find an argument against the decision, so he just stormed off to his room and almost broke his hand after punching his brick wall out of anger. Miyamoto’s second son; Prince Rōyta, then became Miyamoto’s heir.

#### Sidestepper Invasion

When Prince Rōyta became Miyamoto’s heir; he wasn’t sure he wanted to be King of the Kingdom, and was hoping to become a future right-hand-man for his brother, but he knew clearly that wasn’t going to happen, now. During the later years of the war; another child of Miyamoto was born on July 19th 1882 BC; Prince Katsuya, was the eighth and youngest child of Miyamoto and Sayori.

The War was considered to be officially over in 1881 BC when the Chief of the Sidestepper Empire had enough of Miyamoto and went over to Miyamoto; challenging him to a 1v1, winner taking all. Instead of doing this; Miyamoto made the smart decision and brought his army with him. The Koopa army then all chased the lone Chief through the fields and caught up to him easily, as the Chief wasn’t used to running for more than 5 minutes at a time; the Koopas caught up to him and then killed him, making this battle one of the quickest battles won in Koopanese history.

The Sidestepper Chief died without any legitimate children, so his half-brother took his place. The new Chief sent a message to Miyamoto 6 months later in 1880 BC, in which he wrote his thanks for “killing his stupid half-brother and making himself the Chief”, and made a deal that the Koopas would be left alone if he was allowed to marry Miyamoto’s youngest daughter. Miyamoto’s youngest daughter was Princess Tolomi, who told her Dad that she would be okay as long as it meant everyone would get along. Miyamoto found it strange that the new Chief asked specifically for his youngest daughter, and found it even more strange that the new Chief was 34 while his Daughter was 9, but nevertheless; Miyamoto allowed the marriage and Tolomi was brought to the Sidestepper Empire to go meet her new husband.

#### Lūdai’s Betrayal

In 1876 BC; a year after Miyamoto’s mother; Von-hime died before her 68th birthday, and Miyamoto decided that the Royal Koopa family name would be named after her, and so the surname “Von-Koopa” was created.

Next year in 1875 BC; Princess Wanami was sent into the nearby woods to find her younger brother; Prince Rōyta, who suddenly wandered off to who knows where. After Wanami searched for a while, and was planning on looking elsewhere; she heard Rōyta screaming, and found him thrashing around in a river due to him not knowing how to swim. Luckily for Rōyta; his sister was the only one in the family who knew how to swim, so she dove into the river and dragged him out. When the two returned home; Rōyta told his family about how Wanami saved him from drowning, and that he wanted to do something for her in return. Since Rōyta wanted someone else to take his place as heir to the throne; he went to his brother Lūdai, and they made a deal that Lūdai would become heir to the throne, but only if he allowed women to rule when he became the King.

 Lūdai wanted to become King the most out of all of Miyamoto’s Children. In 1871 BC, even at the age of 15; Lūdai was considered the smartest out of his siblings, and things were looking good for the Kingdom with him planning to be crowned when he turned 18. One day in the same year; 21 year old Princess Chigyo walked by Lūdai’s door and overheard him talking with his Father’s noblemen, she heard Lūdai telling them he wasn’t going to allow women in the monarchy because Lūdai believed in male-superiority, and that he would exile any of his family members who would try to overthrow him. Chigyo was furious upon hearing this and went to tell Rōyta and Miyamoto.

 After Chigyo told her father and brother about Lūdai breaking his promise; Miyamoto suggested that Chigyo could try and convince Lūdai that women were just as powerful as men were. Chigyo went into Lūdai’s room and challenged him to a duel using nothing but their magical abilities, where if Chigyo wins the battle; Lūdai has to give his heir title to their younger brother Katsuya, but if Lūdai wins; he wouldn’t have to keep Rōyta’s promise, he would get all of her belongings, and Chigyo’s family would work for Lūdai and his descendants for 100 years.

 Lūdai agreed to his Sister’s deal, and soon they went into a nearby open field for their magic battle. Lūdai expected that he’d win the battle easily, because of his belief that men are naturally stronger than women, so the same logic must apply to magic. Lūdai was very much incorrect, and Chigyo was able to beat her brother in fair combat, leading to Lūdai’s surrender when he couldn’t go on with fighting any longer.

#### Retirement as King

Lūdai gave his position as heir to the throne to his younger brother; Katsuya, as promised by his agreement to Chigyo’s deal. Sometime in 1868 BC; Katsuya and his father Miyamoto agreed that Katsuya would be crowned as King on March 2nd 1864 BC. Katsuya wanted to reign as King Miyamoto II instead of King Katsuya, because Miyamoto II felt there should be more future Kings named after his father.

 In 1865 BC; a year before becoming King, Miyamoto II wanted to fulfil his brother; Rōyta’s wish of women getting more power in the Koopanese monarchy. If women were allowed to become sovereign during Miyamoto I’s reign; his eldest daughter, Princess Aklari would’ve become Queen. So Miyamoto II made it up to his sister by marrying her eldest daughter; Princess Hotaru, meaning that both Aklari and Miyamoto II would have descendants sitting on the Throne.

 Miyamoto I’s retirement started out uneventful until 1862 BC, where Miyamoto’s wife; Princess Sayori, died after losing a battle with cancer at the age of 58. After becoming widowed; Miyamoto spent lots of his time alone, and was often seen talking to himself next to his wife’s burial site. For the next (and last) 13 years of his life; Miyamoto I planted almost a million trees around the tombs of Sayori, Jimmu, Von-hime, and the tombs of Miyamoto’s siblings which he outlived, which is now known as “The Jungle of Jimmu”.

 Miyamoto I passed away from Natural Causes on December 6th 1849 BC, his death was a very sad event for the Kingdom, and he was buried next to his wife in a tomb buried deep below the Koopa Kingdom. Prior to Miyamoto I’s death; Miyamoto II came up with the idea that all monarchs would get a posthumous name, that of which would be decided by their closest friends and family. The eight children of King Miyamoto the First, agreed on the title; “Miyamoto the Legendary” a few months after his death.