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… territories and push through practical reforms that significantly improved life in the empire. His rule thus combined flamboyance, p…

After the first military victories, Leo increasingly concentrated on the administration of a vast territory. He understo…

…er use of cereals and better storage of grains and seeds across the empire. After these measures, mainly rye and wheat began to be cu…

…e. The war known as the Conflict of the Grain lasted until 1310 and ended with Magnus's victory. The Free Kingdom was bound by a pact…

John II he took advantage of the time when the empire also had to deal with the effects of the drought and began militar…

Under Philip I the Thinker, Magnursia turned into one of the best organized human states of its time. A single currency,…

Philip I understood that stable trade needed stable trust. By introducing a single currency, he removed some of the unce…

Philip's military reform marked a transition from a purely occasional force to a more organized, permanent army. This in…

It is Philip's reign that is considered to be the real beginning of the silk period. The kingdom relied on trade, financ…

The great reforms of Engelbrekt I belong to the most important transformations of the entire rendering …

Engelbrekt realized that the mining era opened up enormous possibilities, but without clear rules it could also upset th…

Engelbrekt well understood that the empire had suffered too many humiliating defeats in recent centuries. He therefore d…

…es and disparate development. Practical reforms for the common people were also part of his rule. Each village was supposed to have a…

The Free Kingdom was hit very hard by the Three Year Drought. Food shortages and rising tensions led to conquests agains…

Magnus had the advantage that the army was still in good shape. The popularity of his mother, Anne I, meant that the mil…

The war ended in 1310 with a peace between Magnus VIII. and King of the Free Kingdom Jan II. The Free Kingdom has commit…

The first unified body of laws.

Laws governing relations between races.

A law regulating or abolishing the personal dependence of subjects.

Rules governing the movement of inhabitants between territories.

City laws governing life in the great centers.

A reform of education in society.

The basic form of compulsory education.

Training or organizational sites of the army.

Voluntary service in the army.

The transfer of banks from state into private hands.

A rule restricting the use of foreign currency.

The control of magic by the state.

A state-recognized institution for the teaching of magic.

The road network built and maintained by the Empire.

The part of the economy outside direct state administration.

Philip I is one of the greatest rulers of the pre-magical period. Under his rule, Magnursia ceased to be just a successf…

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

…ale disaster. He subsequently faced the Grain Conflict with the Free Kingdom and goblin raids in the north. After the defeat at the T…

Untred IV. he was prepared for the government for a long time and received an education even outside the empire. In the …

…ree Kingdom during the Conflict for the Grain. His country was hit even harder by the Three Year Drought than the Empire, so he decid…

The Grain Conflict was a war between the Empire and the Free Kingdom, sparked by the effects of t…

The era of the Silk Kings was the period of the greatest economic, legal and cultural rise of pre-magical Magnursia. The…

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

…he election of magnates, administrative reforms, military reconstruction and stricter supervision of its own provinces. The Render sa…

…ilver Age, new legal and administrative reforms, a second Golden Age, but also dynastic crises, droughts, wars, counter-intelligence,…

The Heartlands of Magnur form the immediate core around the capital and represent the oldest territorial foundation of M…

The Southern March was always the most agricultural part of the Heartlands of Magnur. Its fields, granaries, and market …

…id not bring a dramatic change or great reforms. Nevertheless, he played an important role. He maintained the unity of the young king…

…record as many stories of great wars or reforms as those of some of his predecessors and successors. However, this in itself speaks v…

…nerations would build their wars, their reforms and their empire. It is his reign that ushers in the period of the Silk Kings - a tim…

…with the leading families about further reforms. In doing so, he prevented the kingdom from slipping into a long civil war.

…ve behind victorious campaigns or major reforms, but her rule showed how deeply prejudices can penetrate politics and how fragile leg…

… than through grand gestures and famous reforms. In the end, the most important event of his reign was not the war or the law, but th…

…age. He did not become famous for great reforms or wars of conquest, but became a legendary figure of the court and folk tales. At th…

…have to come from military victories or reforms alone. It can also grow out of how a monarch controls the imagination of his people. …

Richard II he did not bring great reforms or famous wars. Nevertheless, his reign is significant as an example of dynastic fati…

…orm. Jakob was not just a theorist. His reforms were soon tested in the Second War of Kings, and it was then that it became clear tha…

…epression. It was during his reign that reforms appeared that were to change the shape of the empire in the long term. It established…

… was not characterized by great wars or reforms, but by an atmosphere of fear, closure and internal decay of imperial confidence.

Engelbrekt's reforms did not only concern the troops. He stipulated that each village must have its own gr…

… emulate. His era did not include major reforms or large expansion projects. However, he had to face the South Elven riots, which he …

…ack to restoration, peace and practical reforms. He concluded trade agreements, restored defense lines, promoted agriculture, opened …

One of Conrad's first reforms was the restoration of the economic administration of the provinces. After years of w…

…mmon people. He understood that not all reforms were easy for the subjects to understand, especially if they changed the way of trade…

Magnus began moving grain from the granaries and other foodstuffs as needed across the empire. The system was not…

…ne of the most important administrative reforms of the late empire. He regulated the relationship between cities, provinces, states a…

…astern campaign. Thanks to his father's reforms, the economy is stabilizing and the populace is relatively happy at the moment, which…

…ed to push through tax and marriage law reforms, but all his proposals were systematically blocked by the Imperial Council. He gradua…

Otto I did not bring great reforms or revolutionary conquests. Its meaning lies in continuity. He passed the kingdom on …

Social reforms met with resistance from a section of the nobility and led to open conflict. However,…

…racy the means for lavish celebrations, reforms and new conflicts. The opening of mines is not just a story of economic growth. It is…

Frederick III he did not rule through reforms or great expeditions. He ruled the picture. His yard became a place where something w…

…cending to the throne, John V initiated reforms aimed at restoring infrastructure, defense and the economy. The Third Imperial Diet t…

…table, it was one of the most practical reforms of Jacob's reign.

Magnus VIII. he began moving grain and food from granaries throughout the empire as needed. This process was not easy and …

…isis opened the way for the Conflict of Grain, as some of the surrounding powers were affected by the drought even worse than the Emp…

…ign. Here it became clear that the army reforms of Engelbrekt I were not just a theory, but a real military advantage. The Empire was…

…eir support base. Here the value of the reforms of Engelbrekt I was fully shown. The army was no longer just a cumbersome force depen…

… of the first proofs that Engelbrecht's reforms were not just theoretical constructs, but a real way to protect the empire more effec…

…id not bring a dramatic change or great reforms. Nevertheless, he played an important role. He maintained the unity of the young king…

…record as many stories of great wars or reforms as those of some of his predecessors and successors. However, this in itself speaks v…

…with the leading families about further reforms. In doing so, he prevented the kingdom from slipping into a long civil war. Dwarves a…

…ve behind victorious campaigns or major reforms, but her rule showed how deeply prejudices can penetrate politics and how fragile leg…

… than through grand gestures and famous reforms. In the end, the most important event of his reign was not the war or the law, but th…