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William was killed in action on [[Danais]] in [[2843]] due to a reactor failure<ref name="HBHM37">''Handbook: House Marik)'', p. 37</ref>, at the age of 39<ref name="HMFWL"></ref>, while fighting the [[Lyran Commonwealth]]. Two days before his death, William reportedly led his troops past the town of Breckenridge on [[Danais]], crossing the rough terrain in an ultimately successful effort to outflank the Lyran forces.<ref name="TLC6">''The Last Charge'', Chapter 6</ref> | William was killed in action on [[Danais]] in [[2843]] due to a reactor failure<ref name="HBHM37">''Handbook: House Marik)'', p. 37</ref>, at the age of 39<ref name="HMFWL"></ref>, while fighting the [[Lyran Commonwealth]]. Two days before his death, William reportedly led his troops past the town of Breckenridge on [[Danais]], crossing the rough terrain in an ultimately successful effort to outflank the Lyran forces.<ref name="TLC6">''The Last Charge'', Chapter 6</ref> | ||
Revision as of 03:40, 29 May 2021
- This article is about the third son of Captain-General Charles Marik. For the 25th century grandson of Captain-General Terrence Marik (25th c.), see William Marik (25th c.).
William Marik II | |
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| Personal | |
| Born | 2804[1] |
| Died | 2843[2] |
| Affiliation | House Marik |
| Family | |
| Parents | Charles Marik II (father)[2] |
| Siblings | Philippa Marik Gerald Marik II Garth Marik |
| Children | Michael Marik[2] |
William Marik II was the third son of Captain-General Charles Marik.[2]
Contents
History
William was killed in action on Danais in 2843 due to a reactor failure[3], at the age of 39[1], while fighting the Lyran Commonwealth. Two days before his death, William reportedly led his troops past the town of Breckenridge on Danais, crossing the rough terrain in an ultimately successful effort to outflank the Lyran forces.[4]
Despite his death, FWLM forces managed to complete the retaking of Danais, before the end of 2843.[5]
Legacy
The death of William prompted his father, Charles Marik, to order to return of his eldest child Gerald Marik II to Atreus, in order to secure the Marik succession against any similar events.[2]