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Martius Louis William Zor-Mako-Vasa (regnal name: William I Zor-Mako-Vasa-Oxeria) was the King of the Sarovians and Grand King of the State from his reign beginning in 247 AS and Emperor of Oxeria from 248 to 254 AS, before his death and the end of his reign in 258 AS. William I was the second Vasa king of the State and the diplomatic mastermind of the Saro-Oxerian Union, which placed the Sarovian dynasty in control of the old Oxerian Empire rival. Under his reign, the New Sarovian Empire maintained a strong military between both anglophones and lusophones. Scholars call William with the epithet of "the Excellent" for his skillful diplomatic manuevers.

In the constant battles against Aurea and Imperia, William's son Andrey left Graal for good, and was declared dead, leaving the succession uncertain. As William began to age, he fell sick and needed a week or two off. The Privy Council declared his daughter and son Brianna and Edward as Counsellors of State in his absence. During this moment, a joint Auro-Imperian attack overran Sarovian defences in all points. The Privy Council begged the Emperor for his decision of an heir, in which William appointed the more martially talented Edward as his heir in the hope the Sarovians would win the war, and William would then leave Graal for good, and be declared dead.

 

 

Throughout his life, William I has received many different honours, decorations and titles.