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The joining of the estates of Burgind and Haimare under Magnus I and the birth of a new city.

Magnur was founded in -912 by joining two nearby estates, Burgind and Haimare, under M…

Magnur was founded in -912 by joining two nearby estates, Burgind and Haimare. These s…

After the two estates were joined, Magnur quickly became the most important city in the surrounding area. Magnus I gradua…

Magnur became the permanent seat of the rulers of the kingdom of Magnursia. From the e…

Magnur played a crucial role in spreading new magic across Ulvenor. Magic did not orig…

…th of the Empire meant a rapid rise for Magnur. The city no longer drew only adventurous merchants, scholars, and nobles, but …

Magnur never lost its leading position among the cities of Ulvenor, but its history wa…

Magnur has never suffered destruction comparable to many other cities of Ulvenor. It w…

… 15th century of the imperial calendar, Magnur has roughly two million inhabitants, making it the most populous city of Ulveno…

A grand palace complex with roughly 150 rooms, 20 parks, and thousands of statues and works of art.

The strongest castle in the wider region and the oldest military symbol of the city's power.

The highest judicial institution of the Empire, where the gravest legal and political disputes are decided.

…tied to the tradition of the kingdom of Magnursia and the later imperial financial system.

The highest advisory and political body, where the greatest decisions of the realm are concentrated.

The highest administrative buildings from which the imperial bureaucracy is directed.

Among the most famous markets of Ulvenor, with a tradition reaching back to the early rise of the city.

A network of scholarly and magical institutions that made the city one of the continent's great centers of learning.

Large parts of the city where social differences are most visible, but which also have their own culture, history, and r…

… a hidden conspiracy begin to appear in Magnur.

The Magnur trials followed the victory of John IV. in the war of the brothers and represen…

…e family and the empire. Thus arose the Magnur Trials, a series of trials directed against those who in any way aligned themse…

…ndred and fifty direct relatives of the Magnurs line were executed, along with another five hundred members of other noble fam…

…ved to be its most dangerous rival. The Magnur trials are thus not only a story of revenge, but also a story of victory, which…

…gs represents the very beginning of the Magnur state formation. It was during these centuries that the tribal world of humans …

… divided administration of the country. Magnur became not only the seat of the king, but also a new symbol of human power. Fro…

The first kings had to solve a problem that no tribal chief had known on a similar scale: how to rule a larger territory…

The first generations of House Magnurs faced several trials that showed how vulnerable the new monarchy was. Illness …

Under Otto II. Defender Magnursia faced a major external adversary for the first time in a conflict of truly i…

… legal and cultural rise of pre-magical Magnursia. The kingdom grew rich, professionalized the military, created codes, banks,…

After the First Kings, Magnursia stopped focusing only on survival and began to transform itself into a civil…

…r I the Merchant and other rulers moved Magnursia from wealth to rule of law. The first code was created, fundamental interven…

…ilk Kings are therefore the period when Magnursia began to be understood not only as a state, but also as the cultural center …

Despite the brilliance of this era, it was here that the process that would one day shatter the old order began. The Sor…

…Henry I and dynastic disruption brought Magnursia to the brink of collapse. That is why this era ends with the Assembly of Uni…

…gic Kings represent the period in which Magnursia transformed from a wealthy kingdom into an aggressive and military-magical p…

… at this time that it became clear that Magnursia would no longer be just a rich kingdom, but a centralized power ready to rel…

…nder the kingdom's control. This is how Magnursia began to differentiate itself from all other human states. It was no longer …

Richard III Magnursie's sword turned the long preparations into a real explosion. The war, which w…

John I, Alfred I and Wavrin I led Magnursia on through increasing pressure. Each of them differently. Jan through defens…

…uite exceptional, because in it the old Magnursia ceased to be a mere kingdom and turned into an imperial entity. The main cha…

Leo II he took over at a time when Magnursie might have seemed vulnerable and overburdened. Instead of defending, he chos…

The conquest of Borundar and the famous meteoric feat of Archmage Jack of Veremor ended the existence of the last free h…

The proclamation of the empire was not just a change of name. It was about creating a new layer of political thinking. T…

…is time, but its character had changed. Magnursie no longer fought as one of the royal players. It fought as a nascent empire …

The early emperors represent the first generation of rulers who no longer just held the conquered territory, but had to …

Magnus VI took over the empire from the founder and immediately faced the problem typical of the first heirs of conquero…

Just under Magnus VI. reforms are emerging that go beyond purely courtly or military politics. More compulsory schooling…

Martinec I the Merciful became a monarch who recognized the limits of meaningful expansion. Despite further territorial …

After 77, the empire began to change shape. Trade revived, the dwarves became official allies, and the country began to …

…pire marks the long period in which the Magnursar Empire first learned that size alone does not guarantee stability. After the…

…uthority in the southeast and show that Magnur would not let even a minor human state resist. However, the Siege of Soumun end…

…state and reminded the inhabitants that Magnursar is not just administration and tax, but also a shared story. Henry's reign i…

Leo III The suspect personifies the transformation of imperial power into something more closed and distrustful. Secret …

Magnus VII. The builder responded to border uncertainty by building a third line of defense. This project is one of the …

Under John III. Plodne's southern question was fully manifested. Discrimination of the elven population, long unrest and…

…he biggest intra-dynastic crises of the Magnurs family. The war of the brothers was not only a struggle for the throne, but a …

…ssure from noble groups showed that the Magnurs held the crown more by inertia than by actual superiority. The empire was too …

… Render began after the massacre of the Magnurs and the first imperial election. It was a time when the empire had to learn to…

…at the Empire could survive without the Magnurs if the powerful enough houses accepted a common rule of the game. Frederik I h…

Frederik II Tvrdy followed up the uncertain beginning of the Render dynasty with a policy of fear and surveillance. The …

Erik I. Uceny represents a different face of the rendering era. The opening of the mining era of the empire changed the …

Frederick III Hyril turned the imperial court into a space of luxury, banquets and public spectacles. The great court fe…

Engelbrekt I. The Restorer belongs to the most important rulers of the House of Render. His major reforms unified the ta…

Under Eric II. The southern question opened again to Tiche. The South Elven unrest showed that the wounds inflicted duri…

…ers, Zelins and the remnants of the old Magnurs lines showed that the Empire still had not resolved the question of legitimacy…

The regency of Elianes belongs to the most interesting moments of the entire dynasty. Elianes opened universities to wom…

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

After the massacre of the Renderians, the empire once again found itself without clear dynastic support. The Second Impe…

The Ariers tried to rule differently than the Renders. They relied less on overt harshness and more on balance between n…

William II The Unifier is one of the most prominent of the Aier Monarchs. His reign is associated with architecture, the…

Valendor II The besieged ascended the throne at a time when the discontent of the noble families could no longer be full…

The Second Power War was much more dangerous, because against Valendor II. stood the rebel alliance led by House Youlend…

…e Era is the longest late period of the Magnursar Empire. It began after the Third Imperial Diet and brought restoration after…

John V. The usurper of the throne was elected after the fall of Valendor II. and ending the Great Power War. His arrival…

Theodore I the Peaceful deepened the restoration of the empire and his reign is associated with the Silver Age of Youlen…

After the death of Theodore II. Hunter, Oled I's regency began as a temporary solution, but gradually turned into one of…

Konrad II The money maker is one of the most successful rulers of the Youlender era. The establishment of the Order of t…

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

…e every crisis with a single order from Magnur.