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Christophos Eucalyptos (born 1586) is a Natopian scholar, politician and diplomat. He is Sororiyan of Laval ancestry. He served as Chancellor of the Dominion from 1608 to 1610. He oversaw the restoration of the monarchy under Nathaniel Ayreon-Kalirion. He served as the Natopian Ambassador to Alexandria.

He is the current Regent of Natopia, serving under Emperor Zakyyr. He also represents Sororiya in the Frenzy.

Preceded by:
Nathan Waffel-Paine
Chancellor of the Dominion (head of state)
1608–1610
Succeeded by
Nathaniel Ayreon-Kalirion as Emperor
Preceded by:
Nathan Waffel-Paine
Chancellor (head of government)
1608–1619
Succeeded by
Lord Erion
Preceded by:
Nathan Waffel-Paine
Primate of the Small Commonwealth
1607–1622
Succeeded by
Jaime Augusto Joaquin Primo de Aguilar