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Prince Aduard Ordranti III is the current reigning monarch of [[Ustalav]] due to the unexpected death of [[Prince Valislav Ordranti]], whom had no [[heir]] of his own. Prince Aduard is more comfortable with the live of a [[soldier]] than a [[king]] and leaves most of the nuanced political decisions to the discretion of his brother's [[advisor]], [[Diauden]]. For his part, Diauden has been pressing the prince into finding a wife and producing an heir, but Prince Aduard goes about it only halfheartedly.<ref>[[Ustav Gazetteer]], [[QtR22]], p.226</ref>
Prince Aduard Ordranti III is the current reigning monarch of [[Ustalav]] due to the unexpected death of [[Prince Valislav Ordranti]], whom had no [[heir]] of his own. Prince Aduard is more comfortable with the live of a [[soldier]] than a [[king]] and leaves most of the nuanced political decisions to the discretion of his brother's [[adviser]], [[Diauden]]. For his part, Diauden has been pressing the prince into finding a wife and producing an heir, but Prince Aduard goes about it only halfheartedly.<ref>[[Ustav Gazetteer]], [[QtR22]], p.226</ref>


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Prince Aduard Ordranti III is the current reigning monarch of Ustalav due to the unexpected death of Prince Valislav Ordranti, whom had no heir of his own. Prince Aduard is more comfortable with the live of a soldier than a king and leaves most of the nuanced political decisions to the discretion of his brother's adviser, Diauden. For his part, Diauden has been pressing the prince into finding a wife and producing an heir, but Prince Aduard goes about it only halfheartedly.[1]

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