Adalbert Metzinger

Adalbert Metzinger was the founder of the nation of Vashnal. He founded Vashnal in the year 845. He was also known as Metzinger the Great, and Adalbert Metzinger of Khmel'. 'He was the first person in the House of Metzinger

Early Life
Much is unknown about Adalbert's early life, but some accounts say he was born in what is now Lviv. Being part of a semi-nomadic people, Adalbert moved around the region of eastern Europe.

Founding Age
By the age of 24, Adalbert went on his own, leading a group of people, trying to find a place to settle down. In 845 C.E., they settled in what is known today as the city of Khmel. This became the first ever capital of Vashnal. Through the next years, Adalbert built up the small nation that resided in eastern Europe.

The Age of Leading
From ages 41 to 47, Adalbert expanded the territory of his small nation. Between 41 and 47 years of age, Adalbert conquered the region of Vinnytsia and Ternopil.

Fatherhood
Adalbert became a father at the age of 48. He had a son, Achim, who would soon become the next leader of Vashnal (Vashnallia at the time). Adalbert lead a quieter life as a father until his death in 882.

Death
Adalbert Metzinger passed away on May 14, 882. For the last few months of his life, he suffered from what was now discovered to be pneumonia. The pneumonia became fatal, being untreated, and this caused the passing of the founder of Vashnal.