James V
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Head of the Fire-Talamh Nations and Her Colonies | |||||
King of Montano | |||||
Reign | 09 July 1968 - 03 March 1979 | ||||
Coronation | 01 August 1968 | ||||
Predecessor | James IV | ||||
Born | Dintelo Palace, Montano, Fire-Talamh | 22 March 1934||||
Died | 3 March 1979 Knickerbocker Hotel, New York City, New York, United States | (aged 44)||||
Burial | 03 April 1979 Vilburg Royal Burial Site | ||||
Spouse | Charlie Vilma(m.1965) | ||||
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House | Stuart | ||||
Father | James IV | ||||
Mother | Malina Golubev | ||||
Occupation | Military |
James V, King of Montano, was born in 1934 to the House of Stuart in the Kingdom of Montano. Despite his noble heritage, James V was ineligible to become king of Fire-Talamh due to PTSD and insanity caused by the Humris war. Instead, his cousin Leon IX took the throne, and James V was made king of Montano.
Despite his mental health issues, James V was a loving husband to his wife Charlie, and a devoted father to his two children, James VI and Dixie Ann. He was well-loved by his people, and was known for his kindness and generosity.
However, in 1979, James V's mental health took a turn for the worse, and he decided to take a trip to New York for some much-needed rest and relaxation. Tragically, while staying at the Knickerbocker Hotel, he committed suicide in his room by self-trauma and stabbing himself. He was found by his wife the next morning.
The death of James V was a great loss to the kingdom of Montano, and his people were devastated by the news. But his son James VI, who had inherited his father's noble qualities, decided to take matters into his own hands. He rallied his supporters and with their help, he was able to overthrow Leon IX and take the throne of Fire-Talamh. James VI was able to stabilize the kingdom and bring peace and prosperity to his people, as his father had wanted.