| Victor Bradley | |
|---|---|
| |
520AER - 551AER | |
520AER - 548AER | |
| Predecessor | David J. Rye |
| Successor | Bryce Kaldwin |
| Spouse | Angela Bradley |
| Children | Edward Bradley |
| Father | Alexander Bradley |
| Born | 17th August 477 (Aged 73) |
| Died | 5th October 552AER (Aged 75) |
| Political party | Liberal Democratic Alliance (529-534) Unknown (534-552) |
| Religion | Faith of the Four |
Early Life[]
Victor Bradley was born in Nonambar in 520 to his parents Alexander and Melissa Bradley who were both middle class workers, one being a University lecturer the other a high school teacher. Naturally Bradley's early life was dominated with his education at Nonambar High further added to by a military University on the far outskirts of the State.
It was during this period in which he met wife, Angela Bradley on his frequent visits back to the Hastigan capital to visit his immediate family.
Military and Dukedom[]
The Duke first began as a Major General by the appointment of his majesty to the first invasion of Haalsia. Serving as a rear force being vastly out shadowed by the forces of General Bryce Kaldwin and Duke Welshy of Verzoonium. Although, what one might claim to be a poor showing Bradley managed to evade the court marshals that followed for all major Falleen commanders excusing himself for the shelling of Orebo the Haalsian capital killing thousands of civilian casualties.
It was only shortly after the military campaign that the General was granted the Dukedom of Hastiga, the reasons for the Duke's ascent remains unknown and is assumed to remain that way. However, speculation has put it down to the Saxon administration alongside the possible introductions of the General to his Imperial Majesty by other nobility that took part in the campaign. None the less, with the Dukedom granted Bradley became active in his state reducing unemployment by expanding his own business empire escaping the Hastigan Nationalization of Oil on the Island.
Furthermore after the Haalsian conflict the Duke was promoted to Chief of Staff and continued to lead the military until the end of the Shihan War in which he is believed to have been forced out of the military by his Imperial Majesty who consorted with other jealous military officials.
During his later years the Duke appeared to become a supporter of Hastigan Independance, promoting a split from the Falleen Empire to create a dominion state under his Imperial Majesty. However, this is mere speculation that many take from the view that the Duke called a referendum on Hastiga's place within the Empire. Others have cited that this was just a critical approval of the democratic process.
Later Years[]
During his final year the Duke retired to the Bradley manor only contending with minor political affairs until his assassination by what are believed to be Falleen Nationalists that resented the Duke for calling a referendum.