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'''Petros III''' was Basileus of the Free and Associative Kingdom, and later the [[Constancia|Imperial State of Constancia]], until his death in {{AN|1688}}. | '''Petros III''' was Basileus of the [[Free Associative Kingdom of Constancia|Free and Associative Kingdom]], and later the [[Constancia|Imperial State of Constancia]], until his death in {{AN|1688}}. | ||
==Early reign== | ==Early reign== | ||
Revision as of 04:13, 21 August 2020
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| Spouse | Cleo |
| Issue | Olympia |
| Born | 23.IX.1595 Place, Free and Associative Kingdom of Constancia |
Petros III was Basileus of the Free and Associative Kingdom, and later the Imperial State of Constancia, until his death in 1688 AN.
Early reign
Euran War
Second Euran War
Declining Health and Death
Perenially plagued by respiratory problems, the Basileus succumbed at 1:17 a.m., Phoinikaios 9, 1688.
International Reaction
Alduria-Wechua: The government of the Alduro-Wechua Federation announced a period of mourning for the passing of His Majesty Petros III. King Manco Cápac and the Council of State issued statements of condolences. The King paid a visit to the Constancian embassy in Parap and signed the condolence book.
Elwynn: In a statement, the Elwynnese State offered, "...its sincere condolences on the passing of His Majesty Petros III. His Majesty's dedication to duty and to his country was essential in ensuring the survival of Constancia in the face of unprovoked Jingdaoese aggression. His legacy shall be the survival of an entire realm and the regeneration of the Euran continent."
Graecia: The Premier of the People's Republic of Graecia offered his condolences through a private communique given to the Imperial Constancian Mission to the Micras Treaty Organization.
The Hexarchy: The Government of The Hexarchy, said, in a statement: "Our deepest condolences for your peoples' most grievous loss."
