| Unnamed Vizier | |
| Fictional Character | |
| "The Castle of the Sparrowhawk" Fantasy | |
| Type of Appearance: | Direct, unnamed |
| Nationality: | Etchmiadzin |
| Date of Birth: | 13th century |
| Occupation: | Prime Minister, later Prince, of Etchmiadzin |
When Prince Rupen of Etchmiadzin asked who we would have been if born an ugly palsied pig-farmer, his Vizier replied "someone other than yourself." Discontent with this answer, Rupen set off an a mystical quest into Faerie[1]
In Rupen's absence, the Vizier summoned the noblemen of Etchmiadzin and told them that Rupen, being more interested in mystical quests than in the business of government, was not fit to continue ruling. The Vizier than seized the title of Prince himself with the consent of the majority. A minority opposed him, and forcibly attempted to restore Rupen to the throne, but were handily routed.[2]
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| Preceded by Rupen |
Prince of Etchmiadzin ("The Castle of the Sparrowhawk") Late 13th century |
Succeeded by Incumbent at story's end |
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