Phillip II of New Britannia

Phillip II of New Britannia was the thirteenth Monarch of New Britannia. Ascending to power after spending his earlier years managing the city of Arevad, Phillip II came to power after the long and prosperous reign of his father. While he would prove less popular and would be viewed as lesser than his father, he would be held by New Britannians as a stable monarch to have on the throne and a means of continuing the high period brought in by his father's reign. He would continue the territorial and economic growth brought about by his father's reign, and would further reinforce New Britannia's occupation of the Britannian Heartlands. His reign would be stable and relatively peaceful, with only minor border skirmishes in his own lands and even a relative state of peace on the continent of Ancientia, where Britannia's grip continued to slip and New Britannia's grip grew stronger, albeit at that time more peacefully than it had been before and would be after. Henry would die in 247 1ENB and would leave the throne to his son, James IV.