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Born in 4458 as the second son of [[Kakrā of Jadena|Prince Kakrā]], he would quickly become heir apparent after his older brother succumbed to an illness. He would narrowly win election as Prince in 4499, despite interference and bribery by Tschintierst diplomats and spies at the behest of [[Tuschogo III]]. This would lead many supporters of [[House Viganri]] to declare the election a fraud, and began to arm themselves as order in Jadena quickly collapsed.
Born in 4458 as the second son of [[Kakrā of Jadena|Prince Kakrā]], he would quickly become heir apparent after his older brother succumbed to an illness. He would narrowly win election as Prince in 4499, despite interference and bribery by Tschintierst diplomats and spies at the behest of [[Tuschogo III]]. This would lead many supporters of [[House Viganri]] to declare the election a fraud, and began to arm themselves as order in Jadena quickly collapsed.


Despite receiving aid from his 4th Cousin [[Sverit VII]], and [[Azalchet]], Spara was largely unprepared for the conflict to escalate, and fled Jadena in early 4506 as his forces began to surrender. After his defeat in the civil war, mainline House Gneria became largely disgraced in Jadena as Spara lived the rest of his life in exile.
Despite receiving aid from his fourth cousin [[Sverit VII]], and [[Azalchet]], Spara was largely unprepared for the conflict to escalate, and fled Jadena in early 4506 as his forces began to surrender. After his defeat in the civil war, mainline House Gneria became largely disgraced in Jadena as Spara lived the rest of his life in exile.


He would attempt to campaign for re-election as Prince in absentia in 4550 following the death of [[Rauda II]], but he received no votes.
He would attempt to campaign for re-election as Prince in absentia in 4550 following the death of [[Rauda II]], but he received no votes.
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==Life in exile==
==Life in exile==
Spara would be given asylum in Dhimrai, bringing whatever wealth he had remaining with him. He would buy an estate from Sverit VII in Jvuzrada, and would live the rest of his life in Dhimrai. X


==Death==
==Death and legacy==


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Sparā VII
Prince of Jadena
Sparā VII's portrait as heir apparent in 4497
Prince of Jadena
Reign4499 CY – 4506
PredecessorKakrā of Jadena
SuccessorRaudā II
BornGanrī Kakrā Sparā
4458 CY
Sobsaltn, Jadena
Died4568 CY (aged 110)
Jvuzrada, Dhimrai
SpouseX
IssueX
HouseHouse Gneria (Jadena)
FatherKakrā of Jadena
Mother?

Spara VII was Prince of Jadena from 4499 to 4506 CY until his deposal following the Jadn Civil War. His deposal marked the end of mainline House Gneria rule over Jadena after X years.

Born in 4458 as the second son of Prince Kakrā, he would quickly become heir apparent after his older brother succumbed to an illness. He would narrowly win election as Prince in 4499, despite interference and bribery by Tschintierst diplomats and spies at the behest of Tuschogo III. This would lead many supporters of House Viganri to declare the election a fraud, and began to arm themselves as order in Jadena quickly collapsed.

Despite receiving aid from his fourth cousin Sverit VII, and Azalchet, Spara was largely unprepared for the conflict to escalate, and fled Jadena in early 4506 as his forces began to surrender. After his defeat in the civil war, mainline House Gneria became largely disgraced in Jadena as Spara lived the rest of his life in exile.

He would attempt to campaign for re-election as Prince in absentia in 4550 following the death of Rauda II, but he received no votes.

Early life

Election and Civil War

Life in exile

Spara would be given asylum in Dhimrai, bringing whatever wealth he had remaining with him. He would buy an estate from Sverit VII in Jvuzrada, and would live the rest of his life in Dhimrai. X

Death and legacy