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| The Holders of the Crown; The list of Valadian rulers | |
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| Valadia | Oct 29 2012, 04:16 AM Post #1 |
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Enduring and Eternal
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Significant Emperors in Valadian history are noted with bold text and a brief description.![]() 980: Athbhinerothons, the Founder Genia commanding the military of the old Republic of Valadia, who overthrew the Republic and established both the Imperial Order and the Empire. ![]() 1007: Arreyne, the Betrayer First and only Empress in Valadian history; greatly expanded the Empire but was overthrown after a series of military defeats late in her reign. --- 1026-1459: Era of the Warring Emperors: multiple pretenders attempt to take the Imperium in the wake of Arreyne's deposing 1026: Nemus 1028: Wivenarus 1029: Chosgaud 1032: Temonthiain (western Empire); Chosgaud (eastern Empire) 1033: Temonthiain 1035: Narvelion 1038 (for approximately three months): Muilberne 1038 (for approximately two months): Fearatheus 1038 (remainder): Gunnberc 1042: Galathel 1044: Thadus 1045: Attripthin 1048: Mahanial 1056: Magden 1069: Ramerlyn 1072: Jornon-Nichis 1081: Keann 1101: Ithime 1115: Baiseann 1117: Aldamhna 1121: Deneriad 1123: Deonhad 1130: Argeli 1135: Eyvanig 1142: Labhach 1158: Labran 1172: Baisllioi 1175: Samich 1182: Angund 1191: Arwennetone 1210: Mattwoldur 1215: Tricris 1217: Gemunda 1223: Onnelles 1231: Briyn 1240: Thesschille 1255: Anwulfriel 1259: Sartunyd 1268: Heiluin 1279: Yoris 1288: Tristica 1310: Arwyne 1325: Catothedena 1333: Werharlyne 1348: Xaanor 1349: Ysouthorla 1350: Gwedd 1375: Palain 1378: Chadwarefirenni 1389: Oxnall 1408: Gionngharmas 1412: Moirbelizabethil 1418: Bridadelbert 1427: Urgkmanuil 1438: Vilmertride 1448: Ferren 1451: Ostwinan 1453: Behilden 1458: Thorant --- ![]() 1459: Valadenn, the Unmatched Ended the Era of the Warring Emperors, and restored order and control to the Empire. Reconsolidated and expanded Imperial holdings. Expanded the Imperial naval forces. Wrote the groundbreaking treatise which would create the Valadian program of human biological and genetic engineering 1512: Jesmenthiannon 1528: Arlindhar 1559: Kaian 1574: Siber-Raediok 1589: Sampethifilas 1612: Deagundur 1626: Jennargach 1639: Ryallin ![]() 1658: Ambrethena, the Glorious Widely regarded as the most cultured and elegant Emperor ever to reign in Valadia, Ambrethena created many of the social and cultural codes that made Valadia more than the barbaric, ruthless state that it was before his reign. Valadian culture and artistry made great strides under his reign, and to this day, many Valadian customs and cultural rules derive directly from the efforts Ambrethena undertook to civilize the Empire. 1671: Aodemque 1693: Derrador 1712: Elindar 1728: Morrianus 1743: Ventonye 1759: Merwain 1772: Zorodelin ![]() 1781: Basre, the Unfortunate A kinder and gentler soul than most Valadians, Basre attempted to change Valadia's aggressive and imperialistic tendencies. Basre would eventually be overthrown by his brother, Justian. ![]() 1790: Justian, the Wise Justian is most noteworthy for creating the long-term Valadian strategy of conquest, by which the Empire plans over decades and even centuries, and avoids overstretching itself by trying to conquer too much too quickly. 1846: Idmachta 1865: Aesubugel 1902: Johneiss 1904: Rothian 1909: Donath ![]() 1912: Sebrandrin, the Bloody Perhaps the most ruthless leader in Valadian history, Sebrandrin pioneered the use of modern tactics and weapons of war, greatly advancing Valadia's military. His notable tendency to use those tactics and weapons against his own people, crushing even the hint of dissent, would eventually cause his own death at the hands of an assassin. 1946: Domuriel Most notable for achieving the final conquest of the Western Circle, Valadia's primary opponent for control of northern Ceolaan. 1977: Ascellias Originally began his reign in the classic Valadian mold, conquering neighboring states and pushing the boundaries between Valadia and its neighbors. Abruptly changed course and tried to reform the Empire, similar to his ancient predecessor Basre, after seeing a vision. Died unexpectedly soon afterwards; rumors persist to this day that his son, Andellaias, brought about his death. 2007: Andellaias, the Incompetent Last of the Emperors of Justian's line, Andellaias would best be known for allowing his Lord Marshal, Ithloriann, to convince him to launch the disastrous war against Santosa that would ultimately bring the Imperial Order down. 2013: Seonoreth, the Usurper Amrain Seonoreth, a genia under Andellaias, would become as infamous as Arreyne the Betrayer, after he assassinated Andellaias in the midst of the Santosan War and attempted to take the Empire for himself. His effort would accelerate the fall of the Order. 2013: Galin, the Liberator The last living descendent of the line of Basre, Galin of Haldorix would become Emperor after the fall of Seonoreth. His reforms, which granted non-Valadians the same rights as Valadians and banned the Imperial Order, would earn him the title of Liberator. Edited by Valadia, Mar 27 2014, 11:11 PM.
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