King Tullius the Great

Overview
King Tullius is a King of Spain in the Conquest. He is the first Englishman to inherit the throne of Spain.

Tullius studied initially at the Adventuran School, before transferring to the University of Aragon. He was the first King to have held a degree.

From 901 - 917, he served as the Secretary of Defense of Spain, through the Seven Years War before being elected the interim King of Spain by an internal commission, after the initial candidate, Lord Alister, was accused of High Treason. He never intended to remain King.

Early in his rule, he instituted policies which would see Spanish economic prosperity for years, and popularized the King early on, deeming him the titles 'Aragon the Second' and 'Tullius the Great'. After two years of battling parliament over his unofficial instatement as King, he was coronated in 919 CE.

He describes his beliefs as pro-human, and closed several programs within the Spanish government to fund his external foreign-aide programs. The Blocklic Church deems King Tullius to be a Blockjectivist, King Tullius neither rejects or confirms this assertion.

Under his rule, Spanish borders became open for all to enter, University education became available to any Spanish citizen regardless of class, and free exercise of religion was legalized in Spain.