Philip Argeas

Philip Argeas was a Julian general who served in the military of the Kingdom of Julia, and later the Julian Republic. He led the people of Julia in revolt against it's last king, King Julius III, around 250 AD. He would serve as one of the young republic's first two Consuls, and was reelected several times. Despite his almost constant reelection, he never seized absolute power, believing strongly in the principles of liberty and the republic. His descendant, Alexander Argeas, is Legate of Legio IV Alexandra Pia Fidelis. The Philippine River, currently marks the western border of the Republic, was named in honor of Philip Argeas.