Name	His Majesty, Iulian III Stoian
Appearance
Titles Nicknames	King of Stoinia King of the Stoinian Star Kingdom Tennō of Shikoku The Colonist
Reign Succesor	1437 PD - 1465 PD Carol I
Date of birth Father Mother Dynasty Spouse Children	16th September 1400 PD Traian I Stoian Sofia Stoian Stoian Ioana Stoian Carol I Elena I Aurelian
Religion Ethnicity	Stoinian Orthodoxy Sinaian
Status Age Hair colour Eye colour Height Species	Deceased 65 T-years Gray Brown 1.79 m Terran

Iulian III was the eight King of Stoinia and the sixth King of the Stoinian Star Kingdom. As the son of Traian the Great he was left with the enormous tasks of managing the newly expanded Kingdom. Because of his character and policies it was said that he had a colonial spirit which gave him the nickname, the Colonist.

Early Life
As a young boy he didn't grew up in the same luxuries his father and grandfather had. Traian forbade it and sent him from an early age to Shikoku. His discipline came from an early age and like his father lived for a military career. He would later also join his father's efforts against the Marcavani where he also gained the admiration from the men under his command.

Reign
After his father's death, it was up to him to manage the newly acclaimed space. He continued his father's colonisation efforts to gain more raw resources, which in turn would finalise the first Spire City on Corillia. He also changed the voting system so that the votes of these newly claimed worlds would not be ignored. Like Iulian I, he travelled throughout the Kingdom during his reign helping with the infrastructure on many of these new worlds. Even using the riches from his own treasury. Overall he was a good and caring King, willing to instil these values into his children to ensure a prosperous future.

Death
While on the new colony of Xhosa he joined an expedition in mountain ranges, unfortunately his party was attacked by a large local predator. the King put himself between the Xhosan Mountain Lion and his men. Although Iulian III successfully killed the Mountain Lion, he also died shortly after because of the severity of his wounds. Later Xhosa build a giant statue to commemorate the King's brave action.