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…r II. and a rebel alliance led by House Youlender. The war ended with the fall of the emperor and the accession of John V.

…he main forces of the rebels led by the Youlenders, the Poldechys and the Okoliochs stood here. The battle showed that the Imperial A…

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

Ignatius was not originally groomed as the main successor to the throne. This fact significantly affected his entire pos…

…hanks to this, he earned the nickname Pijan, which in his time did not only have a derogatory meaning, but also reflected a certain s…

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

Ignatius I is sometimes overshadowed by the bigger names of the Magnurs family because he did not bring a dramatic chang…

…ns. Ignac junior died of an illness and Jan died while hunting. In the end, the crown fell to Magnus II, later called the Accursed. T…

The Youlender core of the house began to convene inner councils where they concluded that Oled's …

Daughter of Magnus I, married among the Werders, where she became an important shaman and a symbol of the western allian…

After the rise of the Youlender family, the empire gradually recovered from power wars and dynastic upheavals. John…

The Silver Age was not a time of great conquests or the great cultural brilliance of the early empire. Its importance co…

…a bridge between the bloody rise of the Youlenders and the later second golden age. It was her restraint that was her greatest streng…

…d the foundation of the Silver Age. The Youlenders understood that the late Empire could not rule by sword alone. It needs governance…

…gn is associated with the Silver Age of Youlenders. It was not a return to the greatest glory of the early empire, but a period of qu…

…into one of the darkest chapters of the Youlender era. Oledo murdered the heir and transformed the administration into a personal gov…

…ne of the most successful rulers of the Youlender era. The establishment of the Order of the White Horse gave the empire a group of v…

Jakob III The Chamber established regular assemblies of the nobility and a hierarchical judiciary. These reforms changed…

Magnus VIII. Hladovy entered history through the Three-Year Drought, one of the greatest natural crises of the late empi…

Theodore III Tvrdy responded to late crises with force, discipline and counterintelligence. The Battle of Malga and the …

Untred III. The Chronicler began the Great Chronicle of Magnursia, the Empire's greatest cultural work. This chronicle w…

Untred V. Uncertain rules an empire in 1470 that still stands but can no longer pretend to be invulnerable. His eastern …

John V became emperor as the victorious leader of the rebellion against Valendor II. and the founder of the fourth rulin…

…ceful restoration after the rise of the Youlender family. The empire could no longer match the glorious golden age of the early emper…

…e emperor was an internal choice of the Youlender house after the forced abdication of Edward I. Instead of a broad imperial assembly…

…attacks before counterattacking. It was Jan Youlender's first big defeat. But one victory was not enough. In the following years, the…

The era of the Ariers family was short but extremely important. It began with the Second Imperial Assembly after the mas…

The Youlender House Era is the longest late period of the Magnursar Empire. It began after the Th…

…t into two blocs. The insurgents led by Jan Youlender received the support of several important families. Despite the Emperor's sever…

…offended clans. Under the leadership of Jan Youlender, it turned into a real alternative power that had its own military background, …

…came the first official major defeat of Jan Youlender as the leader of the rebellion. But it was here that the tragedy of Valendor's …

…attacks before counterattacking. It was Jan Youlender's first big defeat. But one victory was not enough. In the following years, the…

…al use of his descendants. His daughter Jana was married to a representative of the Werder tribe, thus Magnus consolidated his positi…

…important role in dynastic development. Jana's daughter helped cement the alliance with Werder. His son Magnus was originally suppose…

…nior fell seriously ill and the younger Jan died while hunting. This left no other option but to turn to Magnus. His accession to the…

…minutes of birth decide. Richard wanted Jan to rule, while Alfonso was to get Trabazar and the Northern Sound. The brothers finally a…

…e, not necessarily an experienced team. Jan thus turned the war into a long exhaustion of the enemy.

…bine different war traditions is one of Jan's great strengths. Unlike some of his predecessors, he did not think of war only as a cla…

…nd open a path deeper into the country. Jan anticipated this move and turned the Spark into a trap. Once the elven army was fully eng…

…mong the forest centaurs and Lutharion. Jan began to prepare for the next campaign, but fate intervened earlier. In -79 he was murder…

… center of dynastic expectations. After Jan's death, he was being groomed for the government, but many assumed that his younger broth…

…hundred border structures. In doing so, Jan made his mark as the ruler who gave the empire its densest network of guard points in the…

…gan to support these rebels indirectly. Jan ended up losing one Elven city as it immediately joined the Elven Empire. He led the subs…

…tunities for new colonization projects. Jan therefore began to offer the local land and city plots to the townspeople on favorable te…

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

…ery foundations of the empire. Although Jan won, he broke the resistance within the family and the nobility and came out of the war a…

…e east of the capital. It was here that Jan managed to capture Albert, essentially breaking the very core of the resistance. Without …

…ide their own family line. In this way, Jan gave the Renders not only property, but also real political importance. It was a smart mo…

…inding an acceptable heir was not easy. Jan eventually reached for the line of his older brother Jakob and designated his son Untred …

…great families, such as the Magnurs and Youlenders, remained neutral. It was not an open betrayal, but a clear signal that enthusiasm…

…orth became the basis of the rebellion. Jan from the Youlender family eventually became the leader of the resistance, although Cecil …

Jan V. did not ascend the throne as a peaceful heir or as a compromise candidate of tired fam…

… to regain its old beauty and strength. Jan did not just restore walls and fields. He was renewing the very belief that the empire co…

Jan V. was not only the ruler of the post-war reconstruction, but also a real reformer. One o…

… recruitment into the army was failing. Jan therefore reached for a solution that was initially more of a necessity than an ideal. He…

…restoring confidence in the rule of the Youlender family. His era is sometimes referred to as the Silver Age because, while it could …

… Magnus, unwittingly opening one of the Youlender house's darkest dynastic crises.

…also one of the darkest rulers of House Youlender.

…d on murder and usurpation. Part of the Youlenders decided that this branch must not continue because it threatened the stability and…

…ted to be convened, but the core of the Youlenders feared that such a move could threaten the house's rule. Therefore, a secret elect…

…was elected by the Privy Council of the Youlenders after the deposition of Edward I. He ascended the throne as a man of martial reput…

…lity to understand the changes that the Youlender family was bringing, and that is why he already held Jakob's meetings as a successo…

… northern provinces that fell under the Youlender family. Anna knew well that war with goblins was cruel, expensive and destabilizing…

…nces, which were important areas of the Youlender family. Urgior then accepted tribute in the form of cattle and gold, as his attenti…

… of Oled I, a usurpation and one of the Youlenders' darkest dynastic crises.

…r plot, its attack triggered one of the Youlender House's most fundamental crises.

…e great elven offensives. Nevertheless, Jan did not reach the end of his work. He was assassinated by unknown assassins at a moment w…

…st major clashes came a year later, and Jan was first forced to conquer castles and cities controlled by disobedient members of his o…

…rt term, it was an understandable step. Jan needed to support the empire with a loyal family that was not part of the broken core of …

…he greatest influence, but the Magnurs, Youlenders, Poldechs and Okoliochs also played a significant role. In addition to them, minor…

…ion, while 4 votes were against and the Youlenders abstained. The result was thus almost unanimous and showed that the majority of th…

Jan V., the leader of the rebel alliance, was elected at the Diet. His election was seen as a…

…his life and the dynastic future of the Youlender family. His mother Luisiana from the Okolioch family died during childbirth, and Ka…

…death closed a sensitive chapter in the Youlender family history. Although he never ruled, his life fundamentally influenced the succ…

…h, but gradually turned into one of the Youlenders' darkest dynastic crises. Oledo isolated the rightful heir Magnus, tried to obtain…

…urdering the rightful heir. Part of the Youlenders came to the conclusion that this line must not continue. Under the threat of civil…

…uld be called. However, the core of the Youlenders evaluated such a move as dangerous. An open assembly could challenge their claim a…

…cret election also showed that even the Youlender family is willing to bend the rules if they feel they are protecting their own rule…

…ost important dynastic decisions of the Youlender family. The ailing emperor first considered his brother Edmond, but after his death…

…gnus VIII. and King of the Free Kingdom Jan II. The Free Kingdom has committed to a non-aggression pact for the next hundred years. A…