Nenosund I of the South Squingdom

Nenosund suceeded his father, Squing Helosund Squiron, in 1358. Nenosund inherited the large territories of the Qualundic Dynasty. Nenosund controlled a large piece of territory and he was notable for introducing law and order in the turbulent areas with the Department of Sheriffs.

Early Years
Nenosund was born on 1299, during the reign of his father, Helosund, at the capital city of Squidon. Like his ancestors before him, Nenosund was expected to be serving as a military officer before he became Squing. He was tutored by esteemed Rhekoneric Squing, of the the Rhekor Squing and he was educated at the Institution of the Method of Rhekor at Squidon. Nenosund then studied at the President Haril Squiron University in Military Theory. After graduating, Nenosund then entered the Squidon Military Academy.

Military Career
As Crown Prince, Nenosund was expected to be on the battlefield with the army. Nenosund entered the army as a Major in 1321, near the end of Helosund's Southern Campaign (1312-1313 and 1318-1821). He led the Prince Nenosund's Shock Troopers in the Battle of Rhomeccasso. Nenosund was promoted to Brigadier General in 1322 for his success victory at Rhomeccasso. Nenosund was appointed as a military governor of the Hiles, serving from 1324-1326, and then as the governor of Rhomerpecan in 1338-1340. It was during his father's second campaign against Peqan (1339-1340), that Nenosund was promoted to a major general of the GSA. Nenosund was stationed on the Peqan frontier in the Peqan Military Occupation Zone, where he met a young colonel Copakus of the Popolaris Squing.

Rule
Nenosund ascended to the throne in 1358 ASR, after the death of Helosund.