Carlos I
| H.I.R.M. Chuty Tisquesusa II Carlos | |
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| Official Portrait of Chuty Tisquesusa II | |
June 3, 2018 | |
| Chancellors | See list
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| Predecessor | Chuty Tisquesusa I Santiago |
| Successor | Nicolás Millán |
| Born | 11 February 1941 Bogotá, Colombia |
| Citizenship |  Millania
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| Nationality |  Colombia
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| Ethnicity | White Hispanic |
| Spouse(s) | Empress Carmen |
| House | House of Millán |
| Children | Empress Emerita Marcela |
| Residence | Palacio Bogotá, Avilia, Millania |
| Occupation | Vice President of the Colombian Academy of Military History |
| Profession | Navy Officer |
| Religion | Roman Catholic |
| Allegiance | Millania Colombia
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| Service/branch |  Millanian Navy  Colombian Navy
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| Rank | Grand Admiral Capitán de Navío
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| Unit | ARC Caldas, ARC Almirante Padilla, ARC Tayrona |
| Commands | Imperial Cantonese Fleet |
| Battles/wars | Granadine-Cornosian Wars Awkward War |
HIRM Emperor Chuty Tisquuesusa II Carlos is the second Emperor of Millania. Carlos I was de jure Heir to the Throne to his predecessor, Santiago I, because Crown Prince Nicolás was deemed too young to take the throne. Carlos was a Ship-of-the-line Captain (Capitán de Navío) in the Colombian Navy until his retirement, notably serving as captain of the frigates ARC Caldas and ARC Almirante Padilla and the Submarine ARC Tayrona. He also served in a communications post in Bogotá.
Early Life
Carlos Prieto Ávila was born in February 11, 1941 in Bogotá, Colombia to parents Cosme Prieto and Rita Ávila. He grew up in the city, and was conscripted into the navy.
Reign as Emperor
The reign of Carlos I has so far been notable for a huge expansion of the Empire, both in terms of size and population, and the establishment of the current Union. Carlos' reign has been celebrated as the most successful in Millanian history. With the admission of eleven prefectures, four territories, and six constituent realms (Yochtia (and Cornosia), Sirusia, Charlbrough, Anderssonia, and Kayutsastan). In his reign, two Chancellors have reigned, Charlotte Baxter-Bray and Thomas Andersson. He also oversaw the 2019 MOF Games, and the foundation of the Asia-Pacific Alliance.
Full Title
His Imperial and Royal Majesty Chuty Tisquesusa II Carlos Mongrankokoningkorama of Bogotá, and of the Great House Prieto, by the Grace of God Almighty, of the Golden Realms Emperor;
Rey Dorado and King of Prietstina, of the Uribians, of Llamashi and Mananu, of Calocho, of Bampucho, of Bolivia de Colombia, of Tierra Firma, and of the Indies of the Orient and Occident and of the Mountains of New Spain;
President of the Council of Four;
Protector of Yochtia, of Anderssonia, of Cordrica, of Charlbrough and of Kayutsastan;
Duke of San Millán, of Prietona and of Yåktspøðra;
Lord of Avilia and of Cornosina;
Grand General of the Army, Grand Admiral of the Navy, Grand Marshal of the Air Force;
Admiral of the Thai Fleet;
Sovereign of the Sovereign Most Venerable Order of the Great Dragon of the East, Grandmaster of the Most Auspicious Order of San Millán and of the Most Excellent Order of Santiago the First, Grand Knight of the Most Serene Order of the Virgin Mary, of the Most Glorious Order of Millanian Excellence and of the Most Excellent Order of Millania.
Awards and Decorations
Sovereign of the Order of the Eastern Dragon
Grandmaster of the Order of San Millán- Grandmaster the Order of Santiago I
- Grand Knight of the Order of The Virgin Mary
- Grand Knight of the Order of Millanian Excellence
- Grand Knight of the Order of The Millanian Empire
Military Postings
Capitán de Navío (Ship-of-the-line Captain) of the Colombian Navy
Grand Admiral of the Millanian Navy
Grand General of the Millanian Army
Grand Marshal of the Millanian Aviation Force
Primus Pilus of HIRM Imperial Guard (Millania)
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