Amadeus II

Life
Amadeus Jaeger II was born in 1652 in Tinneville to Amadeus Jaeger and Oksanna Romanova. He was the oldest of 3 brothers, with his youngest brother dying 5 years after his birth and his middle brother living till the age of 52. Amadeus was the first member of the Royal Family to be born in Ventia, and the first to receive an education. He was home schooled by many of his family's servants, and took a liking to philosophy and human nature. These would later go on to affect his laws he would put into order, as they focused around human habits and his attempts to make everyone as happy as possible. When he turned 30 in 1682, he married Beatrice De Bourbon, a duchess from France. While attending a meeting in Denmark to discuss a possible unification with Vertrika in 1687, Beatrice gave birth to Amadeus Jaeger III and Rudolf Jaeger. Rudolf was a very healthy child, but Amadeus III would catch pneumonia, and die a month after his birth. Amadeus II and Beatrice were struck with depression over the loss of their child, so they traveled back to Ventia to hold a funeral, and they both became recluses. They would board themselves up in Le Palais D'Aurum, and not attend to matters of state. This caused unrest in the nation, and soon, the people revolted. The monarchy was abolished in 1723 and the Jaegers were sent to live in a house provided by the state in Ashbourne. Amadeus would die 3 years later in 1726.

Burial
Amadeus Jaeger II was buried in Ashbourne cemetery and was given a state funeral. The entirety of the Jaeger Family was in attendance, including future Kaiser Rudolf Jaeger. A life-size statue of Amadeus was built where the coffin was layed, and he has stayed there ever since, being the only kaiser to be buried outside of The Royal Cemetery of Citadel City.

Monument
Being the only Kaiser to die in exile of the throne, he was given numerous posthumous monuments by the state. The house he died in in Ashbourne was made into a museum, and a statue of him resides in Ashbourne Square.