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| − | '''Vizimir II the Just''' followed [[Heribert the Quarrelsome |
+ | '''Vizimir II the Just''' followed [[Heribert]] the Quarrelsome to the throne of [[Redania]]. After his death at the end of an [[Elf|elven]] assassin's blade, he was succeeded by the [[Regency Council]], headed by [[Sigismund Dijkstra]]. |
Vizimir was married to [[Hedwig of Malleore]], with whom he had three children: son [[Radovid]] and daughters [[Dalimira]] (called ''Dalka'') and [[Milena]] (called ''Milka''). |
Vizimir was married to [[Hedwig of Malleore]], with whom he had three children: son [[Radovid]] and daughters [[Dalimira]] (called ''Dalka'') and [[Milena]] (called ''Milka''). |
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Vizimir II the Just followed Heribert the Quarrelsome to the throne of Redania. After his death at the end of an elven assassin's blade, he was succeeded by the Regency Council, headed by Sigismund Dijkstra.
Vizimir was married to Hedwig of Malleore, with whom he had three children: son Radovid and daughters Dalimira (called Dalka) and Milena (called Milka).
He wished to join the royal families of Redania and Temeria, and thus offered her daughter Dalimira to Foltest. The young king of Temeria refused, though, and the relations between the two kingdoms grew cold.
The sorceress Philippa Eilhart was an advisor in Vizimir's court, and not only held her position but also bolstered it in the years following Vizimir's demise.
Notes
In Michael Kandel's translation of The Witcher (for the A Book of Polish Monsters anthology), Vizimir was known both as Cuthbond and Glothur.
