Pierre-Louis Héroux
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| Full Name | Pierre-Louis Héroux |
| Titles & Offices | Ambassador of Nouvelle Alexandrie to the Imperial Federation (1747 AN-present) |
| Birth Date | 3.VI.1695 AN |
| Birth Place | Punta Santiago, Alduria |
| Parents | Jean-Marc Héroux, Isabelle Renaud |
| Spouse | Marguerite Delacroix (m. 1722 AN) |
| Children | 2 |
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| Occupation | Diplomat |
| Employer | Department of State |
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| Religion | Alexandrian Nazarene |
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| Residence |
 Gondolin, Imperial Federation |
| National Origin |
 Nouvelle Alexandrie |
| Citizenship(s) |
Nouvelle Alexandrie |
Pierre-Louis Héroux (born 3.VI.1695 AN) is a New Alexandrian career diplomat serving as Ambassador of Nouvelle Alexandrie to the Imperial Federation since 1747 AN. A specialist in Raspur Pact relations, Héroux previously served as Deputy Chief of Mission in Shirekeep and as Ambassador to Constancia, where he coordinated New Alexandrian participation in the Committee of Euran Salvation.
Héroux entered the diplomatic service in 1720 AN after completing graduate studies in international relations at Metzler University in Shirekeep, where he wrote his thesis on Ralgonese foreign policy following the Ralgon War of Succession. He served in junior postings in Natopia and the Benacian Union before his appointment to Constancia in 1738 AN, arriving just as the Benacian War reshaped the regional balance of power. His work maintaining alliance cohesion during the conflict and the subsequent negotiations leading to the Treaty of Lorsdam earned him recognition within the Department of State. Following the Imperial Federation's territorial consolidation and Emperor Anarion's efforts to strengthen ties with fellow Raspur Pact members, the Federation became an increasingly important partner for Nouvelle Alexandrie. Héroux's appointment to Gondolin reflected both his expertise in Ralgonese affairs and the strategic priority placed on the bilateral relationship.
