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Thondil Suthar-Màrtainn was a member of the ruling house of Suthar-Màrtainn from 1712-1713. He was crowned after his birth and died a year later from an unknown congenital condition; however, unlike other infant deaths, his was of additional note due to being crowned King in the short time prior to his passing. He is buried in the Suthar-Màrtainn section of the Royal Crypt in [[Dúnfhainn]]. | Thondil Suthar-Màrtainn was a member of the ruling house of Suthar-Màrtainn from 1712-1713. He was crowned after his birth and died a year later from an unknown congenital condition; however, unlike other infant deaths, his was of additional note due to being crowned King in the short time prior to his passing. He is buried in the Suthar-Màrtainn section of the Royal Crypt in [[Dúnfhainn]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:24, 10 November 2022
| Thondil Suthar-Màrtainn | |
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| Rih (King) | |
| Chathairrih Fhainn (Throne of the Fhainn) | |
| Reign | 1712-1713 (1 year) |
| Predecessor | Sear Mari Suthar-Màrtainn |
| Successor | Rethys III Suthar-Màrtainn |
| Born | 1712 |
| Died | 1713 (unknown, possible congenital condition, age 1) |
| Issue | None |
| House | Suthar-Màrtainn |
| Mother | Sear Mari Suthar-Màrtainn |
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| Kingdom of the Fhainn |
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Thondil Suthar-Màrtainn was a member of the ruling house of Suthar-Màrtainn from 1712-1713. He was crowned after his birth and died a year later from an unknown congenital condition; however, unlike other infant deaths, his was of additional note due to being crowned King in the short time prior to his passing. He is buried in the Suthar-Màrtainn section of the Royal Crypt in Dúnfhainn.