King Artho I

King Artho I, (2212-2298) born as Tolù Artho, was the first king of the Neo-Aztec nation. King Artho was a native descendant of the Aztecs, born as the first son of the chief of his tribe, making him the rightful heir. King Artho grew up in the tribe, but soon realized he needed to unite all the Aztec tribes, because many were struggling to live in the modern world.

King Artho decided to learn the culture of the world at 14 years old, becoming a politician at 18. He had many discussions with Mr. Hair about his people, and eventually Mr. Hair let him become the new ruler of all the Aztecs, giving him land that spanned over 300 square miles. King Artho was recognized as a great king by all of the Aztecs. He even knew six languages, English, Nahuatl, Spanish, Japanese, French, and Portuguese. King Artho died on January 6th due to a heart attack, he was 86. King Artho’s grandson was the second ruler of the Neo-Aztecs, King Artho II.