King Henry

King Henry (1690-1730) was the former King of France, as well as father of it's current king: King Adam.

History
King Henry was a brutal and mean man. He was cruel to his servants, as well as his wife and mistreated their baby son horribly. He married the duchess in 1719. Their marriage was not a happy one, as King Henry was often furious and aggresive. This was a main cause of Queen Harriets deppresion. It is very likely that he also fysically abused her, besides emotionally. The pair tried to split up many times: Harriet tried to get the Vatican's support in an annulment and King Henry tried to poison Harriet.

They did have a child in the first year of their marriage. She named him Adam after the first man God made.

In 1726, Harriet died out of a brain tumor, that may or may not be caused by King Henry's abuse and he looked after young Adam, but was a harsh father. He had deliances with many young girls during and after his wife's ilness and Adam knew. He was shot by a misfired gun during hunting in 1730. The guilty hunter was cought but never punished, as he escaped from prison. His 11 year old son would succeed him as a king.