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Valentinian I In Nomine Satanas is notable for being the only Emperor of [[Drunken Pagan Weirdos]] that did not follow the state's traditional religion. Instead, he was a Satanist, which is where his title comes from. OMFG SATAN. Oh, and he liked King Diamond way too much. Although, if you think about it, that's certainly not a bad thing. | Valentinian I In Nomine Satanas is notable for being the only Emperor of [[Drunken Pagan Weirdos]] that did not follow the state's traditional religion. Instead, he was a Satanist, which is where his title comes from. OMFG SATAN. Oh, and he liked King Diamond way too much. Although, if you think about it, that's certainly not a bad thing. | ||
| − | There are no truly notable events that occured during his reign, as he died after accidentally snapping his neck in a moshpit during a Mercyful Fate concert only two days after ascending to the throne. His younger brother [[Alexius | + | There are no truly notable events that occured during his reign, as he died after accidentally snapping his neck in a moshpit during a Mercyful Fate concert only two days after ascending to the throne. His younger brother [[Alexius III]] ascended to the throne soon afterward. |
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Valentinian I In Nomine Satanas is notable for being the only Emperor of Drunken Pagan Weirdos that did not follow the state's traditional religion. Instead, he was a Satanist, which is where his title comes from. OMFG SATAN. Oh, and he liked King Diamond way too much. Although, if you think about it, that's certainly not a bad thing.
There are no truly notable events that occured during his reign, as he died after accidentally snapping his neck in a moshpit during a Mercyful Fate concert only two days after ascending to the throne. His younger brother Alexius III ascended to the throne soon afterward.
