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Chief rival of John IV, leader of the rebellion in the War of the Brothers, captured in Pentuluk and executed after the …

…pute between the privileged emperor and Albert, who invoked the old right of succession, quickly grew from a family struggle i…

…ession. He was most strongly opposed by Albert, the youngest adult son of John III, who claimed that he was the one who had th…

…h a quick and hard intervention. He had Albert imprisoned at the crossing between the courts where his brother sought support …

…It was here that Jan managed to capture Albert, essentially breaking the very core of the resistance. Without a live and free …

…sive share in the future of the empire. Albert, the youngest adult son of John III, decided to oppose his brother, claiming th…

…to break the situation quickly, leaving Albert trapped in the crossing between the courts, where he sought more allies and sup…

…to the east of Magnur. It was here that Albert was captured. This essentially collapsed the resistance and the war ended with …

After the capture of Albert at Pentuluk, John IV could go from war to punishment. Instead of a limited reco…

… in the previous history of the empire. Albert was the last to be executed to watch the deaths of those who fell for his claim…

…ession. He was most strongly opposed by Albert, the youngest adult son of John III, who claimed that he was the one who had th…

…victory to revenge After the capture of Albert at Pentuluk, John IV could go from war to punishment. Instead of a limited reco…