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Born: 1451 Reign: 1472 - 1506 Cause of Death: Heart failure (Aged 55)
About: One of the Koopa Kingdom's most famous kings, King Henry Koopa VIII was an incredibly strong, brave and skilled warrior king and is regarded as one of the best to ever sit the throne. He is most well known for fighting against the forces of the Sand Kingdom and the Beanbean Kingdom, marking the begining of The Koopa Wars. The Sand War began when the king of the Sand Kingdom, King Symon Windsor I attempted to take over the Desertlands in the Koopa Kingdom, starting with Layer Cake Desert. Henry marched into battle against the Sand King and fought bravely alongside his close allies. Eventually, in 1486, they managed to defeat the Sand Kingdom forces and even took over Shifting Sand Land in the Sand Kingdom. Henry then gave control of Shifting Sand Land to his close friend and most trusted ally, Lord William Tudor. The young but powerful Lord Tudor would go on to defend Shifting Sand Land for years, vanquishing anyone who was sent to reclaim it. While that was happening, Henry was met with another challenge. In 1496, the mad king of the Beanbean Kingdom, King Edward Neville V when he attempted to take back Stardust Feilds, which had been in the Koopa Kingdom's control since Alfred III sat the throne. This was the beginning of The Bean War. Henry would march into battle and easilly defeat the inexperienced king in combat. However this wasnt the end of the war as the king's son was crowned King Edward Neville VI, and thus, the war continued. Luckilly, towards the end of Henry's reign, fighting in Shifting Sand Land stopped in 1502. This alowed him to withdraw forces from Shifting Sand Land to aid him in keeping a hold on Stardust Feilds. He fought for another four years before dying unexpectedly. Henry Koopa VIII is regarded as one of the greatest kings to ever sit the Koopa Throne. Many people were saddened by his death.
