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Currency reform of Konrad II. created a single currency known as gold coins. The coins had a clearly defined value accor…

The ancient history of Oia is distinguished from the history of Earth mainly by the extraordinary stability of the devel…

After the long events of the biological division of the races, there was a period on Ulvenor in which the main role was …

Shortly after the coronation, non-healing scars began to appear on Magnus's face. At a time when illnesses were explaine…

…ns and events in his honor to gain the loyalty of the nobility. At the same time, he supported charitable events to help hi…

… pillar of stability. It was not a flamboyant triumph, but a quiet building of confidence in the new crown.

…an needed to support the empire with a loyal family that was not part of the broken core of the Magnur dynasty. From a long…

Who was invited was seen. Those who were absent took risks. In the time of Frederick III. courtly presence became a poli…

The institution responsible for striking coin.

Descent tied to a royal house.

The most important palace in Magnur.

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

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

The most important known link between Ulvenor and the western continent is the Sorcer. In the 6th century before the imp…

The Great Plains border the western coast of Ulvenor, which in human history became exceptionally important under the ru…

…a monarch who was able to maintain the loyalty of the nobility through personal influence, banquets and court politics.

… games, and the further enhancement of royal prestige through wealth. At the same time, however, he belongs to the most sca…

Richard II he ruled for a short time and his reign was mainly determined by illness. After ascending to the throne, he d…

Frederick I tried to restore the lost supremacy to the imperial power by openly favoring his own family and taking harsh…

… prominence as a general in one of the royal armies.

Son of Magnus III. and Vylutenius, who was briefly seen as a possible successor, but eventually became one of Otto I's l…

During the reign of Ignatius I, Magnursia underwent the first stage of real consolidation. The kingdom was not yet an ol…

Richard II he was crippled by a mysterious illness during his short reign that gradually took away his bodily mobility a…

Richard's original plays were under Henry II. transformed into a wider imperial tradition known as the Imperial Games. T…

The capital of the Empire of Magnursar.

A rule restricting the use of foreign currency.

The old fortified core of power in Magnur.

Dwarven civilization did not grow on the surface, but deep inside the mountains. From huge underground halls and city co…

Magnur was founded in -912 by joining two nearby estates, Burgind and Haimare, under Magnus I. Through his origin, the i…

…th nomad heritage, orc mercenaries, disloyal nobles, and lands that never fully accepted settled rule. In the north imperia…

The Eastern Hold of the Empire was repeatedly considered the weak point of the realm. Under Henry II, local nobles joine…

Umbra Profunda belongs among the oldest and most inhospitable regions of southern Ulvenor. Today it is known as a land o…

Thal Veyr forms the southern border of Umbra Profunda and acts as a dark counterpart of the Green Sea. While the Green S…

…ors that opened the way for him to the royal crown.

… just entertainment, but a place where loyalties were formed, deals were made, and who stood with the king was confirmed. T…

…nd nobility benefited from it, and the royal court came to be seen as a center whose importance extended beyond its own bor…

… alliances, Philip seemed an unusually loyal man. He did not remarry after his wife's death. This detail had a significant …

…llona, ​​it was a painful weakening of royal authority. However, for the survival of her government, it was a price she had…

…hose dynasty figures who seem less flamboyant than the famous reformers or warrior kings, but whose importance is extraordi…

… last remnants of the family's natural loyalty. His rule from this point on became a regime of fear. What was supposed to p…

…wer differently. According to him, the royal authority was not supposed to act only with hardness and reason, but also with…

…l decay, for others a manifestation of royal freedom, which does not look back on the limitations of ordinary people.

…f hidden sects. It becomes part of the royal order.

…his military reform. Jakob divided the royal army into separate battalions, each with its own general and clearly defined r…

…rst official mage school opened in the royal palace. It was not yet a generally accessible institution, but a prestigious a…

…d to Arostermancy he laid claim to the royal title through dynastic ties going back generations. These demands were not int…

…, Richard continued his pursuit of the royal family and won a decisive victory in a battle known as the End of the Old King…

…l lure, but these troops lacked deeper loyalties and were more prone to disintegration in a long conflict. This was exactly…

…g to carry on the Great War in a fully royal form, before the emergence of the imperial idea. His rule shows what a superpo…

…erritories due to the increasingly low loyalty of the eastern nobility.

…, but also because of the breakdown of loyalty within its own provinces.

…the empire. His rule thus combined flamboyance, passions and the joy of excess with a surprisingly effective stabilization …

… to fill the vacated space with a more loyal population while also relieving overcrowded cities in other parts of the empir…

… He needed to prop up the realm with a loyal force that wasn't entirely tied to the blood of the torn Magnurs. In the long …

…fluence outgrew their original role as loyal allies. Untred tried to proceed cautiously against them, as he also had to dea…

…y rose to prominence as John IV's most loyal allies, but after the War of the Brothers they were no longer just a clan rewa…

…aid the army and kept it in the utmost loyalty, while winning over the nobility by handing out confiscated property and tit…

…elied on fear, bribery and the fragile loyalty of both the military and the nobility. He ruled long and systematically. It …

…ity, and build power based on personal loyalty. The most important step of his reign was the establishment of the Peacemake…

…k, the court turned into a space where loyalty was not only shown by obedience, but also by presence, a willingness to shar…

…o other houses in exchange for renewed loyalty. It was a humiliating but necessary compromise. The economy was badly damage…

…his approach gave him time but no real loyalty.

…evels of power. His reign was less flamboyant than that of some predecessors, but all the more important. It was under him …

…e empire, and internal pressure on the royal power was growing rapidly. The conquests against the empire were thus not only…

…ose marriage helped to consolidate the loyalty of the southern holdings.

…ith the rise of House Terranter in the royal court.

…magic from another continent after his voyage to the far west. However, he probably would never have made this journey with…

The Kuvigh did not come from a royal line or an ancient house. He was a product of a world where status was determi…

…where not only representation but also loyalty is created. Feasts, personal ties, and the constant presence of the lower no…

…hened the relationship between law and royalty.

…ts of the country and strengthened the royal center.

…to a center of pleasure, glitz and flamboyance. The House of Sins was created and later the famous golden throne, which bec…

…eads to the very transformation of the royal identity. This is one of the greatest historical effects of this event.

… he could not handle the weight of the royal role. His abdication represents one of the most humane and at the same time th…

…remains an example of the weakening of royal authority caused not by rebellion but by disease.

…oreigners than on the old aristocratic loyalty. His rule thus became a pure picture of tyranny, in which power is an end in…

…st official school of magic within the royal environment. In doing so, he elevated magic from a fringe phenomenon to a stat…

… of surplus that helped strengthen the loyalty of the lower classes and the bourgeoisie.

…ewly acquired power and property among loyalists, especially among the Render family. In doing so, he created a new power b…

… imperial throne itself. The family of loyal allies became the dominant power of the west and gradually the greatest oppone…