Êlessandré VII

Êlessandré VII (Êlessandré Théllin-Bossou Dèccignâille; 9 Quatíerrsant 1554 – 10 Êlessânde 1625) known as Êlessandré the Bonhomous (Êlessandré le Bônnándre) was a monarch of the House of Eccignâille, formerly the House of Chaumentais, who reigned as the King of Chaumentais from 28 Premièrrsant 1586 until his death in 1625.

Early Life
Êlessandré VII was born to Êlessandré VI and Sedènne III on 9 Quatíerrsant 1554 at the Palaiçoque Dèmaçaille, Emaçaille. He was baptized at the Câitheèdrelle dè Saînte-Emaissèmeus. Êlessandré VII's brother, Aubértín, Duke of Santône, was born on 24 Néchàige 1558. Their father, wanting to ensure the longevity of the Kingdom of Chaumentais, sent Êlessandré VII to be educated in Chômé in 1567. Sedènne III opposed his departure, but Êlessandré VI insisted:"“My Dear Wife and Queen:""In Chômé, my Son shall learn to be King. Shackles fetter a Prisoner to the Walls of a Châfeu; my Crown and Robes are a King’s fetters. I mean to say to you, my Charming Sedènne, that the Affairs of my Realm busy my Mind and Body and render me incapable of Molding the Crown Prince into a King, as Time will not Permit me. I see, however, that it is a Father’s Duty to do so. Chômé is the Heart of Chaumentais; there, the Prince’ll learn the Culture, Our Customs, and Such. He’ll be a Learn’d Man, by the End of it, I do say.”"Aubértín, a sickly child, remained in Chaumentais with his mother and father. As a result, Êlessandré VII and his brother did not have a close relationship with one another. Although Aubértín’s illness appeared to improve circa 1574, he died of sleep apnea the following year.

After his brother’s death, Sedènne III encouraged Êlessandré VII to return to Emaçaille. Êlessandré VI allowed for his return.

Return to Emaçaille
Upon Êlessandré VII’s return to Emaçaille, Êlessandré VI’s health began failing. Êlessandré VII theorized:"“My Father—a Good King he is, perhaps the Best Chaumentais has seen—has allow’d the Crown to Burden him so. At Night, I hear ‘is slow steps in the Palace. He refuses Assistance from Mother and Me, and his Servants, too. And how he pecks; lots of sweetmeats and Wines down his Gullet, like Nothing! I fear the Crown awaits me.“"Êlessandré VI died of a severe heart attack on 28 Premièrrsant 1586.

Reign
Êlessandré VII was coronated in the Câitheèdrelle dè Saînte-Milisènne five hours after his father’s death. With the help of court architect Aúodin Màrceaux, he saw that his father’s restoration plans were completed.