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Ignatius I ascended the throne unexpectedly and without much preparation. Yet he was able to hold the …

Ignatius was not originally groomed as the main successor to the throne. This fact significantly affec…

In the chronicles, Ignatius I was not primarily famous for his laws or conquests, but for his behavior at court. He loved…

During the reign of Ignatius I, several smaller wars and border clashes took place, but none of them entered history as a …

Ignatius I is sometimes overshadowed by the bigger names of the Magnurs family because he did not brin…

Ignatius had several sons. Ignac junior died of an illness and Jan died while hunting. In the end, the…

The surname Urputny was not acquired by Otto I because of a great war or a heroic deed on the battlefield, …

…s not usually ranked among the greatest names of the Magnurs family, but his reign represents an important connecting stage. After the drama…

Otto II he left behind two essential sons. Leo, a famous warlord and later Duke of the Western Sound, became the seed of…

…rother Leo, also established a professional army. This was a move that had far-reaching consequences. It was no longer just a matter of nobl…

Philip's personal life appears surprisingly often in the chronicles, and above all in a positive light. His marria…

Yllona ascended the throne at the behest of her father Cinbur I, who refused to hand over the land to a …

…obligations towards the center. For Yllona, ​​it was a painful weakening of royal authority. However, for the survival of her government, it…

…began to threaten Magnursia itself. Yllona faced this threat almost alone. The Western voice was not obliged to get involved, nor was it int…

After this crisis, Yllona never fully regained the trust of the people. Her name was associated with concessions, weakness …

Yllona I was described unkindly for centuries. Even her epithet Unsuitable reflects the opinion of later…

Ferdinand I assumed the crown after the fall of his own father, and his reign was shadowed by suspicion t…

Ferdinand ascended the throne in an extremely difficult situation. His father Magnus IV. he was overthrow…

…lack Army of Goblins. These were no ordinary raiders, but a special and extremely powerful army, led by the aggressive leader Buluk. The Orc…

Unlike many other kings, however, Ferdinand didn't just rule with the sword. He understood well that a country weakened by internal terror …

…took over the reigns after one of the dynasty's most ignominious chapters. He wasn't afraid to face the northern threat, he wasn't afraid to…

Ferdinand II he stands in history as a striking contrast to his father. Where Ferdinand I restored order …

Ferdinand II., known before his coronation as Vavrin, did not follow his father especially in his way of …

…sting, drinking and private deals. Ferdinand II he did not just create a famous building. He created a new style of power. The Magnur court …

At the end of his life, Ferdinand gained so much weight that, according to the chronicles, he could no longer use the original th…

Ferdinand II died of obesity-related problems. In the chronicles, this death often appears with an ironic…

…ut Magnursie in a situation where the monarch was still alive, but the real decision-making was already shifting to the next generation. Suc…

Ignatius II. he took the throne as a very young man, surrounded by the envy of his older brothers and …

Ignatius II. he was literally lucky for months on the succession. If he had been born a little later, …

When Ignatius assumed the crown, the war with Trabazar and Jitron was not yet over. However, it was at this…

… annexed to the kingdom. In addition, Ignatius forced Trabazar to pay compensation for a whole century. This made Magnursia the strongest hu…

…hard line. The rebel elites were exterminated and Jitron was placed under his control. This made the province the laboratory territory of th…

In the second part of the reign, Ignatius began to systematically support the creation of schools focused on teaching destructive magic…

Ignatius III he was not famous for great victorious campaigns, but for something perhaps more dangerou…

Ignatius III he grew up in an environment where magic had already become a recognized tool of the stat…

…ighly thought-out strategic decision. Ignatius understood that if magic was the new decisive force of the age, then it must not be freely av…

Ignatius III completed the second defensive line, which Jakob I had already begun to build. The result…

In the second part of the reign, Ignac began to formulate diplomatic and historical claims towards neighboring states. He demanded from…

Ignatius III he died as a result of a badly treated sword wound. His death was sudden and came at a ti…

…in. Therefore, he began to recruit mercenaries from the ranks of orcs, goblins and kobolds to a greater extent. Magnursia's money was a powe…

…ax of his reign was the Battle of the Luna River. Against Magnursia there was a huge alliance of gnomes, elves, Borundar and nomadic tribes.…

…mpire was a new state entity, but the dynastic passions within it remained old and dangerous. Nevertheless, his reign was not without meanin…

… elves and centaurs. Nevertheless, he managed to acquire more territory. His troops penetrated deep into the north, broke the last nomadic t…

…nd opened a new symbolic plane to the dynasty. At the same time, however, he sowed future tension. For some traditionalists, it was a violat…

Ferdinand III he ascended the throne as the last surviving son of Untred I, taking over the realm at a ti…

Ferdinand was not a man for whom the throne was an unshakable certainty from his youth. Untred I was surv…

Ferdinand's first major act was a large-scale campaign against the Free Kingdom. The Imperial troops were…

After the failed expedition, Ferdinand's government shifted more and more from grand politics to extinguishing internal crises. Distru…

…till, it would be a mistake to see Ferdinand's reign as just a series of concessions. It was during his time that the level of magical educa…

A significant part of Ferdinand's reign was also his personal life. He had three wives, but the last one, Alanta, the daughter …

…e of power several years before the coronation, when the aging Ferdinand III. entrusted the administration of the country. He quickly gained…

…nry de facto ruled since 338, when Ferdinand III. began to hand over more and more powers. The official coronation in 344 therefore rather c…

…nspeople fell in love with Henry as a monarch who could spread joy, brilliance and a sense of shared participation in imperial life. It was …

…orting rebellions in the east. The culmination of this effort came in the Battle of John's Bridge. There stood a large army of nomads and me…

… time it represented a great civilizational shift. Equally important was his promotion of the wider use of cereals and better storage of gra…

…five with his second and last wife, Helena. His fertility and private life contributed to the image of a strong, lively and voracious monarc…

…simply because no one could reach the monarch. The people noticed his inaction, and in the wider layers of the aristocracy, the idea began t…

… The first task was to re-address the dynasty's cadet system and appease the strongest opponents. Magnus therefore conferred titles and hono…

Jan got the surname Plodny quite rightly. His court was full of children, competing mothers, small lines and buddin…

… that each village must have its own granary and alarm device, thereby simultaneously reducing the risk of famine and surprise during raids.…

After the massacre, the Second Imperial Diet was convened, where representatives of the remaining provinces gathered. Re…

Theodore focused on rebuilding the army, which was in a dismal state. Previous wars, weather fluctuations and the need t…

Jakob III he was not a passive heir waiting in the background. Already during the reign of Konrad II. he spoke publicly,…

… the common people. It wasn't just personal shame. The monarch's illness may have caused fear, political speculation, and attacks on his leg…

…ided to take a surprising step and designated his only daughter Anna as successor. In the last year of Centerik's reign, Anna effectively as…

Anna I is among the most popular and prominent monarchs of the empire. She came in as the unexpected s…

Anna I entered the government fully aware that as a woman on the imperial throne she would be judged m…

Anna finally publicly admitted her romantic relationship with Luis and married him in 1253. This move …

Anna had three children, two sons and a daughter. For some time she considered whether she should chan…

During Anna's reign, Orc power grew under the new Durbuluk Urgior. He conquered new territories in the north …

Anna began to speak publicly about the philosophical issues of the empire. She gained enormous popular…

Anna supported culture and had universities built focusing on philosophy, history and other humanities…

… Magnus' reign was marked by a slow stagnation of the markets. The empire's economy was at its peak and could not easily grow further. There…

…nd traders. He wanted to limit the seasonal increase in the price of certain articles and thus improve the lives of subjects and nobles, who…

… Each victory was not only physical dominance, but also symbolic subjugation of the entire tribe. In this way, he created something the gobl…

…t contribution was the improvement of mana work. While other mages merely used her, Zareth-Ka began to control her. He was able to create me…

…tur was initiated into the art of juggernauts, an elite kobold discipline combining physical strength and energy control. He gradually becam…

… the first to create potions known as mana. These substances made it possible to replenish energy and significantly extend the time for whic…

Anna I decided not to go to war with Urgior. She knew that a war with the goblins would be cruel, expe…

…heodore II he was known for his love of nature and hunting. However, one of these hunts turned fatal when the emperor tried to hunt a large …