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b 2532, Teliasper, Maturn; d 2591. Most well-known for his magnum opus, the Five Lives of the Princes of Chaos, Amric Ethuve was born to a high-ranking civil servant in Teliasper on the isle of Deliops. His father encouraged him to study and wished him to become a lawyer. He traveled widely with his parents, voraciously reading wherever and whenever possible. Amric became an ambassador to the court of Deliops, gathering the source materials while on diplomatic missions that he would use later on in life. He retired relatively early at age 41 (2573) and dedicated the rest of his life to his writing, particularly Five Lives of the Princes of Chaos. Amric died at age 59 from illness.
See Also
- Aliskémon Tharstros
- List of Greater Chaos Rulers of the Middle Ages
- Five Lives of the Princes of Chaos
- Republic of Ithatia
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