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One of the former human kingdoms.

The old human states before the unification under the empire.

The division of the Empire of Magnursar into four main holds helps explain that the empire is not only the capital of Ma…

…f the Great Plains. Two human kingdoms, Medonia and Arostermancy, once existed here before being absorbed by Magnursia. Tod…

Frederick III he became famous above all for his frequent excesses and the spectacular celebrations he organized for the…

He was too young to take the throne.

After the first successes, other magnates got into the mining fever. Not all were equally successful, but the mere possi…

A banner of former Medonia begins spreading through the Western Hold. Locals claim it is not a rebelli…

Zareth-Ka was a kobold archmage and second grandmaster of the Javoric School. He followed up on Nuriak's work and took k…

…n the first decades. The new kingdom seemed solid, organized and unusually advanced compared to the surrounding human forma…

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

…nt, but a place where loyalties were formed, deals were made, and who stood with the king was confirmed. This is what proba…

…e valuable - continuity. His rule confirmed that the monarchy founded by Magnus I was not a one-off project of one extraord…

… when illnesses were explained not only medically, but also religiously and symbolically, the fear that a curse had fallen …

…s III thus he influenced not only the immediate succession, but also the shape of the family in subsequent generations.

Otto I assumed the crown after the long and turbulent reign of Magnus III. and his task was to…

…ut a living rule of the dynasty. He assumed the crown at a time when the kingdom was relatively stable after a long previou…

…. Under his reign, the land was transformed into an important trading center for central Ulvenor, but it was this growth th…

Otto II was not originally named Otto, but Filip. However, he took his father's name at his coronation, a move w…

…and cold political alliances, Philip seemed an unusually loyal man. He did not remarry after his wife's death. This detail …

… accepted her. Her reign began almost immediately with a series of backlashes. Part of the nobility did not want to recogni…

…ival. This act also broke part of his immediate surroundings. Where other monarchs killed distant relatives or political op…

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

…ime, the court of Magnursie was transformed into a cultural and political center, where power was not only held on the batt…

…These were not repressive regulations aimed at minorities, but rather an attempt to define their rights and obligations wit…

… an extremely sober decision. Magnus seemed to understand that a monarch who was unable to rule could do more harm to the c…

…ical. The kingdom needed an adult and immediately functional ruler. At first it seemed that Richard would fulfill this role…

…. It wasn't just about removing a few immediate heirs. Henry systematically eliminated even more distant branches from whic…

… of government. The lower nobility welcomed him because they received a more stable share and greater certainty of income. …

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

However, the victory did not mean immediate peace. Jitron rebelled repeatedly, and in the course of several rebellions …

…tate and the military had become accustomed to new tactics and the idea of ​​long-term expansion. Unlike his father, he did…

…onally powerful, and psychologically primed for expansion. All that was missing was a spark. His son Richard III became tha…

At first, Richard's campaign seemed like a fast track to victory. But Trabazar was able to enlist the help of Medon…

John I assumed the throne after the death of Richard III. at a time when Magnursie seemed to b…

John was not a monarch who would immediately seek a great victorious campaign after his accession. He understood well …

…s of their own attack. The battle was named Battle in Hell and rightly so. Cuilother fell, the Elven army was almost destro…

…tured the capitals of Arostermancia and Medonia. He tried to force the elves to peace, but their pride was too strong. On t…

Alfred I assumed the throne after the sudden murder of John I, at a time when Magnursie was stil…

…ns. After Jan's death, he was being groomed for the government, but many assumed that his younger brother Nikolas would pla…

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

…illion men and was one of the largest armed clashes the old continent had ever seen. Vavrin decided not to wait passively i…

…nd instead of passively defending, he immediately struck where no one expected it. He destroyed Borundar, disrupted the ene…

…roke the siege of their capital and stormed into Borundar, he dealt a blow to the enemy coalition from which they never ful…

…thing bolder and completely new. Proclaimed the Magnursar Empire. This did not only change the name of the state. The very …

… had already been fundamentally transformed by his father. The problem was that the conqueror could acquire the land faster…

…blins in the north became the biggest immediate threat. They did not go the way of a great united campaign, but used quick …

… ruled by fear. This restraint had an immediate political effect. The nobility and the wider court environment gained the f…

…ccepted fair and favorable terms, confirmed the empire's gain, and forced recognition of imperial authority over the human …

…could barely imagine. His body was embalmed and displayed in the capital for many years as a reminder of the monarch who ga…

…organism. Later chroniclers rightly claimed that John joined the stones of the roads more than many kings with blood.

…V he ruled at a time when the empire seemed solid, wealthy and confident. His task was not to save the state, but to manage…

…Richard therefore passed several laws aimed directly at this issue. Their aim was to prevent chaos, protect the normal runn…

…he Empire, and at the same time transformed House Magnurs itself. From this point on, the line of succession was to carry e…

…the peak golden age, in which empire seemed able to grow without cost. This is precisely why his reign is so important. It …

For a long time, Untred seemed destined to reign supreme in the Golden Age. But then came the first really ser…

…e throne after his father's death, he immediately wanted to show that he would not be just a weak successor to a long and t…

…veral engagements, and for a time it seemed that the new government would win a quick victory that would restore the author…

…st were lost, and the Imperial Court seemed increasingly like a late-reacting and underpowered power. With this, Ferdinand …

…oronation in 344 therefore rather confirmed a fact that the empire had known for a long time. The young successor was visib…

…ions. The Imperial troops were better armed and their archers were able to cut down hard on a lightly protected opponent. T…

…minal pain. It turned out to be an inflamed appendix, a disease against which medicine at the time was still almost powerle…

…, the third line of defense was transformed from a limited project into a massive system of hundreds of towers along the bo…

…I followed his father's policy almost immediately. He understood well that the empire no longer had enough strength for gra…

… ended up losing one Elven city as it immediately joined the Elven Empire. He led the subsequent crackdowns harshly and vio…

… registered with a new law that transformed imperial family law. He stipulated that the emperor could have multiple wives, …

…mperial court a web of rivalries was formed for a long time, which the old emperor held together more by force of habit tha…

…d two cities, but at the same time he immediately stripped every defeated relative of their titles and property. In doing s…

…riage of his son Philip destroyed the immediate core of the Magnurs family and opened the way for the end of the old dynast…

…ontinuity. He took over a state that seemed outwardly more stable than at the time of the Civil War, but internally weakene…

…redecessors, Untred did not resort to immediate violence against the weaker party, but instead focused on the cause of the …

…ner circle, and the dynasty that had formed the center of the empire for centuries was broken from within. The subsequent I…

… to valuable raw materials that transformed its economy. After the first successes, other nobles also started to open their…

… drama, but for the fact that she confirmed that even the Renders can rule in ways other than violence. Erik earned the mon…

…s they were reforms whose benefit was immediately visible. No less important was the new division of the empire into forty-…

…rick I ascended the throne, he almost immediately began to shift the balance of power in favor of his own family. The Rende…

…rmy weary of war, and a nobility accustomed to throwing sticks under the feet of imperial power. He did not rule as a great…

…ing. He started very young and had to immediately solve not only his father's mysterious murder, but also the fact that the…

… nobility was self-confident and accustomed to promoting their interests. Therefore, Francis initially tried to calm the si…