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{{Infobox Alexandrian Emperor | {{Infobox Alexandrian Emperor | ||
| name = Edgard III | | name = Edgard III | ||
| image = | | image = EdgardIII 1737.png | ||
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| reign = 2.V.{{AN|1737}} - | | reign = 2.V.{{AN|1737}} - | ||
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==Early Life== | ==Early Life== | ||
==Titular Dauphin of the Empire== | ==Titular Dauphin of the Empire== | ||
==Titular Crown Prince of Caputia== | |||
==Co-Emperor of Western Natopia== | ==Co-Emperor of Western Natopia== | ||
==Emperor Consort of Natopia== | ==Emperor Consort of Natopia== | ||
==Emperor of the Alexandrians== | ==Titular Emperor of the Alexandrians== | ||
==Titular King of Caputia== | |||
== Honours == | == Honours == | ||
*{{team flag|Constancia|flag}}: [[1704 Extraordinary Investiture|Knight Commander of the Order of the Royal Blood]] (1704) | *{{team flag|Constancia|flag}}: [[1704 Extraordinary Investiture|Knight Commander of the Order of the Royal Blood]] (1704) | ||
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| Edgard III | |
| Emperor of Alexandria | |
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| Reign | 2.V.1737 AN - |
| Coronation | 1.XV.1737 AN |
| Predecessor | Francis Joseph IV |
| House | House of Carrillo |
| Spouse | Vadoma I, Empress of the Natopians |
| Issue | |
| Father | Emperor Francis Joseph IV |
| Mother | Queen Elizabeth I of Caputia |
| Born | 11.XII.1664 AN Triegon, Natopia
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| Religion | Alexandrian Nazarene |
Edgard III is a Natopian royal. He is the titular Dauphin of Alexandria, the titular Crown Prince of Caputia, the Duke of Triegon (Natopia), and the Baron San Juan (Imperial Peerage of Shireroth).
He has four siblings: Princess Andrea (b. 1665 AN), Prince Lewis (b. 1669 AN), Prince Felipe (b. 1671 AN), and Prince Donat (b. 1673 AN).
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