David of Mornaiss

David Rupert George Constantine Floriston, commonly known as David of Mornaiss, (Hannis Castle, 12 September 1890 - Tobruk, 8 August 1941) was the first born son of king Rupert III of Mornaiss and Louise of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg. After the dead of his father in 1920 he succeeded him as King of Mornaiss. He was married with Louise Howard and was the father of two children: William and Alice.

Biography
David Floriston was born on Hannis Castle in 1890 in the high period of the Ruperdian Era. In honour of his birth he was saluted van eighty cannonshots from the Royal Palace of Collousburgh. In his early years he was educated on Hannis Csstle. David started to study on Harvard in 1909. Three years later his father arranged the marriage of David with his future wife Elisabeth Howard. On 18th July of 1912 he married with the British girl. A year later his first child was born: William. During that time he traveled a lot between Mornaiss and America where he studied. Because of the outbreak of the First World War he returned to Mornaiss and gained he the command of the Second Batallion. In this position he served during the war in Normandy and took he part in the Battle of Passchendaele.

After the war he was rewarded by the French with the Légion d'Honneur. After his return to Mornaiss he became regent for his ill father Rupert III. When his father a year later died he gained the throne of Mornaiss.