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'''King Patrick III''' (Patricus Julius Velucianus Carolinicus; 10 January [[1841]] - 13 January [[1917]]), known as '''The Desired''', was [[Apostolic King of Urcea]] beginning with the restoration at the end of the [[Red Interregnum]] until his death. At the time of his ascension, he was among the oldest [[Principality of Halfway|Princes of Halfway]] to ever become King. Born as the heir apparent to [[King Aedanicus VIII]], Patrick had a close relationship with his father which also included elements of tutelage, and the Prince of Halfway would, as he grew, adopt his father's reform-oriented mindset. Beginning in 1889, in his late 40s, Patrick went into exile in [[Burgundie]] as power in Urcea was seized by [[Gréagóir FitzRex]], who refused to allow him to be crowned. In the years of the regency prior the beginning of the [[Red Interregnum]], Patrick publicly asserted his rights, forming something of a court in exile. | '''King Patrick III''' (Patricus Julius Velucianus Carolinicus; 10 January [[1841]] - 13 January [[1917]]), known as '''The Desired''', was [[Apostolic King of Urcea]] beginning with the restoration at the end of the [[Red Interregnum]] until his death. At the time of his ascension, he was among the oldest [[Principality of Halfway|Princes of Halfway]] to ever become King. Born as the heir apparent to [[King Aedanicus VIII]], Patrick had a close relationship with his father which also included elements of tutelage, and the Prince of Halfway would, as he grew, adopt his father's reform-oriented mindset. Beginning in 1889, in his late 40s, Patrick went into exile in [[Burgundie]] as power in Urcea was seized by [[Gréagóir FitzRex]], who refused to allow him to be crowned. In the years of the regency prior the beginning of the [[Red Interregnum]], Patrick publicly asserted his rights, forming something of a court in exile. | ||