James Kriegshauser

James left the nation to go on an expedition, and died in February of 1751.

James Kriegshauser, Duke of Holland, was the first Vice Chancellor and a founding member of the reformed Dutch Republic.

East India Co.
Joining the East India Co. in July of 1750, then James Truesilver, he quickly adapted to the role-play community, quickly becoming involved in the navy of which he was later appointed leadership of. Later appointed to the Court of Directors, he was adopted by William Brawlmartin, taking his name for a short period. A key member during the EITC Rebellion, and it's failure, he soon found and end to his employment with the East India Company.

The Dutch Republic
Approached by a former colleague, Jason Blademorgen, in December of 1750 with the idea of a new nation, he initially rejected the idea and was content staying uninvolved. After some consideration, he finally was willing to start this endeavor. Starting initially with and attempt to claim Prussia, Brawlmartin and Blademorgan found support to the claim but eventually decided to claim the Netherlands instead. They quickly gathered a strong cabinet and support from Switzerland, a long time ally of Blademorgan. In February of 1751 they finally gained support of the Spanish and British, finalizing their claim. Now James Kreigshauser, was appointed Vice Chancellor and given the province of Holland. He was author of many of the early documents and structures of the Republic, establishing his role as a founder of the new government.

Family
Adopted by William Brawlmartin early in his career he quickly found a new family in his father and brother Simon (Pratton) Brawlmartin. Along with Jason Blademorgan the Brawlmartins led the East India Co. with great success. He soon had his first daughter, Kathleen, a member of the East India Co. It was not long after before he adopted Rose Beckett as his own daughter. Near the end of his career in the East India Co. he added to his family Emily, another member of the East India Co.

In February of 1751 he married Kelly (Stormeagle) Diaz of Spain. Adding to his family his new step-daughter Emma Diaz, also of Spain. He and Kelly then had 2 sons, Ned and Yargsworth; both of the Netherlands.