Rince Henry

[rince Henry (pronounced Rince Henry) Is the youngest son of Holy Roman Emperor Henry IV and younger brother of Prince Henry. [rince Henry quite possibly has the most upstanding reputation of any of the Henrys, and is much more conventionally successful than his older brother. He excelled past his brother in school, gaining an immense love for knowledge and history, and graduated college alongside him at the young age at 12. He would become a renown German historical author by age 14. By the time he was an adult he would have accomplished many virtuous feats such as writing many well known books on German politics or philosophy, was awarded the "His Holiness" award by Pope Gregory, single-handedly negotiated peace between France and England, and brought public education to the Holy Roman Empire. He also became the commander in chief of his father's Holy Roman army and would be given the territory of Metz by his father. He is considered a paragon of virtue by many, and the only son his father was ever proud of.