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Revision as of 06:06, 21 April 2023

King of Lech, Pope
King Maximilian I
MSOoC GCSG GBE
1st King of Lech
In office
15th April 2019 – 6th September 2019
Preceded bynone
Succeeded byEdward I
2nd Pope
In office
6th September 2019 - September 2021
Preceded byPope Young I
Succeeded byPope Leo XIV
Personal details
Born
Maximilian Sobieski

15th July 1968
Seawall Hospital
Alma materSeawall College, College of Cardinals
OccupationKing of Lech, Pope of Rome, Cardinal of Rome


King Maximilian I (Maximilian Sobieski) was the founder and first monarch of the Kingdom of Lech. Under his reign, Sobieski established Lech's first government, with Ashley Donovan as the inaugural Chancellor, as well as the core government institutions that are still used today.

Early life

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King of Lech

Maximilian was crowned King Maximilian I on April 15, 2019 in St Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church, Cracov.

After a period of political turbulance, Maximilian relieved Chancellor Fairweather of his duties on September 6, 2019, on the grounds of high treason. Shortly afterwards, President Wallace Wellington of Vindex Nation announces the King's abdication. Succeeding Maximilian as the King of Lech is King Edward I.

Papacy

On September 6, 2019, Maximilian became the Pope in the Catholic Church, simultaneously serving as the leader of the Vatican City. He resigned on 2021, Pope Leo XIV succeeds and became the 3rd Pope.

Legacy

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