Edward, Prince of Suonwiller
| Edward | |
|---|---|
| Prince of Suonwiller | |
| File:Prince Edward aged 15.png | |
| Minister of War of Westavia | |
| Tenure | Unknown |
| Successor | Charles, Marquis of Donnauberg |
| Born | Bath, Somerset |
| House | Shahanian |
| Mother | Unknown |
| Religion | Christianity |
Edward, Prince of Suonwiller (pronounced SOO-on-will-er), was a Westavian nobleman and minister. He served as one of the first ministers of war, although his tenure is unknown today. He passed away at the age of 17 due to health complications.[1]
Life
The Prince was born to the uncle of the Emperor Shahan I. As a cousin of the Emperor, they both stayed in close communication. Once the conquest was completed, his father got a job in Irvine and moved to his brother. He was then made heir to the throne, as his health deteriorated, he renounced this position to the later Shahan II and passed away shortly thereafter. His name is the name of Suonwiller House.
Arms
Being a direct member of the Shahanian dynasty, Edward bore the royal arms of Westavia. But at the time, there was no established heraldic conventions in the Empire.