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…her Untred IV. as the third consecutive emperor of the same name and the fifth Untred in the history of the empire. Originally, he almo…

Magnus ascended the throne in a world that had already been fundamentally transformed by his father. The problem was tha…

Martinec very quickly noticed that the empire was swelling not only territorially but also administratively after decade…

Richard IV succeeded John II. to an empire that grew not only in power, but also in the number of inhabitants, the impor…

Untred was the first ruler of the House to show elven blood. He had slightly pointed ears, longevity and a perfect comma…

Ferdinand was not a man for whom the throne was an unshakable certainty from his youth. Untred I was survived by two old…

…on, but also on the public image of the emperor, whom the people really know.

Henry had a total of six sons, the last even at the age of fifty-five with his second and last wife, Helena. His fertili…

… Magnus VII. he became one of the first emperors who consciously worked with the image of his own government in public space. He had st…

…rial family law. He stipulated that the emperor could have multiple wives, but only one of them was an official wife with the right to …

After the end of the war, John IV. devoted mainly to the stabilization of the country. It was necessary to restore the e…

Frederik I ascended the throne not as a natural heir, but as a product of an unprecedented crisis. After the slaughter o…

…thered intelligence on opponents of the Emperor, infiltrated the nobility and cities, tracked down suspicious connections, and created …

…ity of magic, making him one of the few emperors who were not only lenient with magic, but actually mastered it themselves. It was this…

Erik remained faithful to his only wife and was more settled in his personal life than some of his predecessors and succ…

In addition, Frederick had a tendency to move away from the very center of power. He liked to travel outside the realm, …

Francis I ascended the throne at the age of fifteen when his mother Elianes formally handed over the rule to him. Althou…

Unlike many previous rulers, Francis did not just seek to maintain power, but came up with proposals that were supposed …

…he center and south sided more with the emperor, while the east, west and north became the basis of the rebellion. Jan from the Youlend…

Theodore I took over an empire that was no longer torn by war, but still bearing the consequences of previous crises. Th…

Theodore II became emperor sooner than anyone expected. Death of James II. it came suddenly, and the young monarch…

Theodore III he came to the throne at a time when the empire could no longer benefit from the ease of the second golden …

Xander wasn't one of those men who saw opposition to the Renders as a personal grudge or a marginal dispute over the bou…

…e infection progressed too quickly. The emperor died two days later of blood poisoning. On his deathbed, he entrusted his brother Oled …

…et made an unprecedented decision – the emperor would be elected by vote. The Magnurs put up Thomas as their candidate, while Emanuel s…

The purges of the emperor's enemies mark a long period during which imperial power relied on systematic surveilla…

…bribery, and uncertain loyalty. The new emperor was well aware that open force alone was not enough. He needed an institution that woul…

…, not because they began to respect the emperor, but because they no longer knew who they could trust. Every feast could harbor informe…

… This is precisely why the Purge of the Emperor's enemies is one of the most fundamental events of the entire era. It's not just a seri…

Frederick I ascended the throne with the conviction that Render's dominance still needed to be consolidated. He began to…

In the final phase of the war, Valendor II lost. control of key areas and its military weakened by the long conflict. He…

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

Edward I succeeded Oled I, but his reign was plagued from the start by suspicions that his father had usurped the throne…

… and Theodore II, was chosen as the new emperor.

Konrad II he was the perfect candidate for the moment. He had military successes, good relationships, and a reputation a…

Centerik I gradually realized that his illness was worsening and that without a clear succession the empire could slide …

Untred V decided that the Ariers were no longer welcome in the realm. He did not choose exile, judicial compromise or co…

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 …

… taxes, executions or reform alone. The current empire is strong but stretched, rich but tired, organized but full of old wounds. Her n…

…s remain unhealed after centuries. The current Ulvenor is therefore a world on the edge. Old empires still stand, but they are not uns…

… territorial loss. The Empire does not currently face one single direct enemy leading an open and decisive war against it. Instead, it…

The Free Kingdom lies southeast of the Empire and is one of the few independent human states not ruled from Magnur. It a…

…stands at the height of its power. The current era is strange because nothing has collapsed yet, but almost everywhere people can feel…

… yet he has already become known as the emperor who prevented further territorial losses. In the present age, that alone is an achievem…

The clearest sign of the present age is the border. On maps borders look like firm lines, but in reality they are belts …

The darkest threat of the present age has not yet arrived under open banners. In the cold and forgotten north, reports o…

The far east, known among orcs as Ghur-Khadan, was long a distant and poorly understood world to most of western Ulvenor…

…ir conflict has never fully ended. The current age is no exception. Some areas know truces, trade, and careful coexistence. Elsewhere,…

Current Ulvenor is not made only of the Empire and old racial powers. Smaller states matter as …

…d as its inhabitants like to think. The current age may therefore become a new age of discovery, or the return of threats the continent…

One of the greatest differences between the present and older ages is the spread of magic and its deeper connection to s…

…nown world. The greatest danger of the current age may not be one specific threat. It may be that many threats move at the same time. …

…e great powers cannot be everywhere. An emperor can give an order, but by the time it reaches a distant border, a village may already b…

…artinec I belongs to the most important emperors of the early imperial era. He took over a state that was still at war, but at the same…

John II he came to the throne at a time when the empire finally stopped living in the shadow of a long war and could foc…

Richard IV he ruled at a time when the empire seemed solid, wealthy and confident. His task was not to save the state, b…

Untred I is one of the greatest and most complex figures in all of Imperial history. He reigned longer than generations …

Ferdinand III he ascended the throne as the last surviving son of Untred I, taking over the realm at a time when the cra…

Henry II he ruled formally from 344, but he took over the actual exercise of power several years before the coronation, …

Leo III he took over the throne at a time when it was no longer just about external pressure on the borders, but also ab…

…rd line of defense and one of the first emperors who consciously built their own public image with the help of statues and paintings.

John III, the youngest son of Magnus VII, ascended the throne as a continuation of his father's defense policy. Under hi…

John IV he ascended the throne as the privileged son of John III, but his reign was marred from the first days by a succ…

Untred II. ascended the throne as the nephew of John IV. at a time when the empire was formally pacified after the broth…

Frederik I became the first monarch in the history of the empire who did not come from the Magnurs family. He ascended t…

… period later known as the Purge of the Emperor's Enemies began. He founded the Peacemakers' Guild, consolidated the repressive apparat…

…narch. He belonged to a small circle of emperors who actually mastered magic, and he based his rule more on administration than conflic…

Frederick III he inherited his father's growing empire and decided to turn its power into ostentatiousness. He was famou…

Engelbrekt I represents one of the peaks of the early reign of the House of Render. He succeeded his father, whose court…

Eric II he took over the throne from his father, who almost turned into a legend. He therefore reigned in the shadow of …

…ically and socially and showed that the Emperor no longer had enough power to compel obedience. His death while hunting was officially …

…vil war. His reign is the picture of an emperor who sought not to rebuild greatness, but to prevent total collapse.

Francis I ascended the throne at the age of fifteen and ruled independently from the start, with only occasional informa…

Valendor I ascended the throne as the winner of the Second Imperial Election after the bloody fall of the Renders. He to…

William II he took over the empire at a time of peace, economic growth, and growing confidence in the stability of the A…

…endor II he entered history as the last emperor of the Ariers family, who could still win battles, but ultimately lost the war itself f…

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