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Magnus VI took over the empire from the founder, an often thankless role in history. He d…

…ually control it. It was with this that Magnus VI. had to settle. He did not get his hands on an ambitious kingdom at the beginni…

…response to fragmented raiding warfare. Magnus therefore had to repeatedly move forces, strengthen the northern provinces and imp…

At the same time, Magnus faced strong criticism within his own family. Some of his relatives considered him…

…ing and seeking profit in the world. By Magnus VI. he indirectly contributed to the birth of one of the most vibrant layers of th…

In the end, Magnus didn't die in battle or of old age. He was murdered by his own stepmother, who wan…

Magnus VII. came to the throne unexpectedly, and his reign was marked from the beginning …

Magnus VII. he did not ascend the throne as a clear heir-apparent. Many expected that aft…

…ter consolidating his position at home, Magnus had to face an organized kobold attack in the west. They were no longer just fragm…

…estore the empire's financial strength, Magnus sent an expedition against the Free Kingdom. He counted on the fact that it was a …

The greatest lesson of Magnus's rule was the encounter with the orcs in the north. They demonstrated a new way o…

At the end of his life, Magnus VII. he became one of the first emperors who consciously worked with the image of …

Magnus VIII. he succeeded the glorious reign of Anne I and almost immediately faced the e…

Magnus VIII. his accession to the throne was clear long in advance, but fate did not prep…

Magnus began moving grain from the granaries and other foodstuffs as needed across the em…

…gan making conquests during the crisis. Magnus was fortunate that the army was at full strength due to his mother's legacy, and m…

…te made under Anna and started raiding. Magnus sent two battalions to defend the border with the realm of Urgiora. However, he de…

The rest of Magnus' reign was marked by a slow stagnation of the markets. The empire's economy was at…

Magnus VI took over the empire from the founder and immediately faced the problem typical…

Magnus VII. The builder responded to border uncertainty by building a third line of defen…

…so he decided to make conquests against Magnus VIII. The conflict ended with the defeat of the Free Kingdom, a century-old non-ag…

…ne of defense began during the reign of Magnus VII. as a response to new threats from the north and west and was only completed u…

…e and a major weakening of the economy. Magnus VIII. he was able to avert a much larger disaster by stockpiling and moving food.

…the crisis and began to make conquests. Magnus VIII. in the end he won the conflict and forced a century-long non-aggression pact…

…f Skal Reker was formally a victory for Magnus VII, but it also showed the dangerous rise of the goblin way of fighting. Here, th…

…feat for the Empire during the reign of Magnus VIII. Two Imperial battalions sent north against goblin raids were crushed by Durb…

She was behind Magnus's murder, she wanted to promote her son.

…gainst goblin raids during the reign of Magnus VI. they were not one glorious battle, but a long series of engagements that expos…

…d disappeared. By doing so, they forced Magnus VI. to wage a war that resembled not the glorious skirmishes of his forefathers, b…

…nent who refused to accept this rhythm. Magnus had to improvise and adapt to a fighting style that his empire had yet to fully ab…

Magnus I is considered the founder of the kingdom of Magnursia and the first true unifier…

Magnus was born at a time when there was no unified kingdom and power was divided among t…

In -903, Magnus declared himself king and founded the kingdom of Magnursia. It was not just a symb…

Magnus I is not described in the chronicles as a great conqueror or a famous warrior. His…

Magnus had several children who played an important role in dynastic development. Jana's …

Magnus II is one of the first tragic rulers of House Magnurs. He ascended the throne more…

Magnus II he was not a man that his father Ignatius I would have prepared for kingship fo…

…n, non-healing scars began to appear on Magnus's face. At a time when illnesses were explained not only medically, but also relig…

Magnus II finally decided to do something that was unprecedented in the history of the fa…

Magnus II he died in -837, just three years after the abdication. In history, he is not r…

Magnus III he is one of the most important early rulers of Magnursia. He ascended the thr…

Magnus III sat on the throne at only eighteen years old after his father Magnus II. abdic…

Much of the reign of Magnus III. made up of wars and internal power struggles. The king had to face not only e…

Magnus III therefore decided to make an extremely important change. He established the ru…

Magnus III he was also one of the most prolific rulers of the early dynasty. He had four …

Magnus III he ruled for nearly sixty years, longer than any of his predecessors. During t…

Magnus IV he belongs to the darkest rulers of the pre-magical period. His reign was marke…

Magnus IV he grew up in the shadow of Konrad I, a monarch who rose to power with cold cal…

… at the same time the most fatal act of Magnus's reign has to do with the Sorcerer. By this time, the secrets of the new magic we…

Magnus' disbelief turned to obsession over time. He had several members of his own family…

Despite his dark reputation, Magnus IV was not incompetent ruler. Quite the opposite. He thought very systematically m…

…of his closest relatives turned against Magnus. In -497 the so-called Spring Putsch broke out. The king was first imprisoned. How…

Magnus V reigned for less than a year, but his short reign remains unique precisely becau…

Magnus grew up in a time when magic was beginning to seep into the surface and the old ce…

After his coronation, Magnus very quickly understood that the role of ruler was not only the formal pinnacle of…

In -279 Magnus decided to abdicate. This made him one of the few rulers of the dynasty who abdica…

After the abdication, Magnus did not disappear from history. On the contrary. He began traveling and later serv…

…that is precisely its historical value. Magnus V reminds us that dynasties are not only made up of heroes, tyrants and reformers.…

Alfred did not ascend the throne in a peaceful time, nor as the undisputed center of dynastic expectations. After Jan's …

…ons in the field. From today's point of view, this step can be considered one of the most important milestones in the military pr…

… territories. It was not a single great victory, but a long chain of successes in which he destroyed a combined eight major enemy…

…s and fortress warfare, faced here an environment that absorbed supplies, scattered forces and did not give the enemy a decisive …

… blows of Alfred's reign. Accustomed to victory, the king from that moment began to become more and more obsessed with the consta…

… conducting the war. What was new in previous generations gradually became familiar. And what's worse - they started learning mag…

…y all without opposition. He was the privileged son of John III, chosen from an extraordinarily wide and dangerously branched cir…

…y more stable than at the time of the Civil War, but internally weakened by the loss of kinship ties, distrust among the nobility…

…ern the troops. He stipulated that each village must have its own granary and alarm device, thereby simultaneously reducing the r…

The war was finally ended by the Peace of the Four Swords, which forced Frederick to hand over some of his titles to oth…

…ow Fields. There, the Imperial army was victorious with a cleverly led tactic of feigned cavalry retreat that broke the coalition…

…and presented a case to the judges that Magnus should be unfit to rule and the imperial crown should fall to the regent. The disp…

…f the economic administration of the provinces. After years of weather fluctuations, many areas were too centrally controlled bec…

…ted the relationship between cities, provinces, states and the empire. He gave the cities more freedom, but at the same time stip…

Tarianok was the architect of the victory over Cerbert. He used secret passages, hidden paths and knowledge of the terrain.…

Kuvigh grew up in a world where orcs lived divided into tribes and fought among themselves …

Kuvigh was able to lead the orcs to victory, especially against the nomads he forced out of…

The elves, who saw his growing power as a threat, captured him and imprisoned him for many years. When he was released, …

…as it had been created. Yet his name survived. For the orcs, he remains a symbol of what they could be—if they could ever be reun…

…nd that the one who can adapt wins. His victory became a symbol of the transition from the old way of fighting to a new, more dyn…

…on a single duel. At the same time, his victory showed that even the greatest power based on strength can fall if faced with pati…

…uild, not just destroy. His name has survived generations as a symbol of strength, discipline and endurance.