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…ver as regent for little Magnus, son of Theodore II. However, the long regency government opened the possibility for him to retain power per…

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

He was too young to take the throne.

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

The Sorcerer became a symbol of power that the old world could not contain. The court saw him as a d…

…r and mistrust. In this climate, he had the first line of fortresses built to protect the core of the kingdom from external threat, even as …

When the king's brutality crossed the line even for his own entourage, the Spring Putsch came. This close…

The first years of Otto's reign were extremely successful. The kingdom grew rich quickly and began t…

In -723, the First War of Kings broke out when the kingdom of Trabazar attacked Magnursia. The conflict laste…

…Leo, a famous warlord and later Duke of the Western Sound, became the seed of a powerful sideline of the house. Philip I the Thinker then to…

Yllona ascended the throne at the behest of her father Cinbur I, who refused to hand over the land to a more distant…

In the very first years, it had to face civil and tribal uprisings. Some were able to suppress by force…

At the end of his life, Ferdinand gained so much weight that, according to the chronicles, he could no …

William sat on the throne very young. He came of age just two days before his father's death, making his accession …

At the same time, William was one of the first monarchs who began to openly think about the fact that M…

William I is rightly considered to be the bridge between the classic period of the Silk Kings and the coming era of the Magic Kings. He ha…

…e when magic was beginning to seep into the surface and the old certainties of the Silk Kings were slowly crumbling. His father William I op…

…on, Magnus very quickly understood that the role of ruler was not only the formal pinnacle of the family line, but also the constant pressur…

…cided to abdicate. This made him one of the few rulers of the dynasty who abdicated the crown knowingly and without direct force of the swor…

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

…r chroniclers used to be unfair to him. The nickname Short King carries irony and a certain contempt. But that is precisely its historical v…

…ring great reforms or famous wars. Nevertheless, his reign is significant as an example of dynastic fatigue. After a generation of rulers wh…

When the nomads asked Magnursia for help against the orcs, Otto saw a historic opportunity. For the first…

…or Henry, who was originally to fulfill the role of temporary ruler. Such a temporary arrangement was not unknown in history, but it always …

…nches from which a future candidate for the throne could emerge. In all, he had thirteen of his relatives killed and spread fear throughout …

…lso brought about a distinct decline of the state. Many of the earlier measures, including some of the Interracial Laws, ceased to apply, co…

…queror. His energy was directed towards the survival of one man, not the stability of the whole. And that is why his regime could not last l…

The death of Henry I did not just mean the fall of one tyrant. It marked the definitive end of the e…

…I. he was literally lucky for months on the succession. If he had been born a little later, the crown would have missed him. Even so, his ol…

When Ignatius assumed the crown, the war with Trabazar and Jitron was not yet over. However, it was at this stage that his…

The most significant landmark of his reign was the Battle of Jitron. It was here that for the first …

In the second part of the reign, Ignatius began to systematically support the creation of schools focus…

When Laurel ascended the throne, court and army alike knew well that Alfred's end was near. The succession therefore took…

…ening situation on almost all sides. In the north, the pressure of the gnomes grew, in the west, kobolds began to penetrate the weakened pro…

… on multiple fronts cannot be won by another headless push forward. Therefore, he took the opposite approach from his most famous predecesso…

The climax of his reign was the Battle of the Luna River. Against Magnursia there was a huge allianc…

… names, but its meaning is deep. He was the last king to carry on the Great War in a fully royal form, before the emergence of the imperial …

Martinec ascended the throne after the murder of his father Magnus VI. The very first steps of his reign made it clear…

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

Nevertheless, Martinec was still the emperor of the war age. In the north he faced goblins, whose raids t…

…ew era began. Trade routes were opened, the dwarves entered into a treaty of alliance, investment began to flow into the provinces, and the …

One of the most visible acts of John II. there was an extensive reconstruction of the Imperial Palace in Ma…

…n projects, John II intervened. also to the administration of large cities. He issued new laws that directly dealt with their management, th…

…hat grew not only in power, but also in the number of inhabitants, the importance of cities and the movement of people across the provinces.…

The most visible transformation of Richard's reign was the expansion of the capital. Magnur has grow…

…ternal migration. People and people of other races migrated for work, safety and opportunity. Richard therefore passed several laws aimed di…

… It was an act that symbolically capped the new alliance between the elves and the Empire, and at the same time transformed House Magnurs it…

Richard's end was sudden and at the same time almost grotesque in a sense. He died of alcohol poisoning after a party during which h…

Resistance rose against these changes, resulting in the long Uprising of the Unicorns. This conflict was often political rat…

…red seemed destined to reign supreme in the Golden Age. But then came the first really serious blows. In the east, orc tribes began to plund…

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

…oncessions. It was during his time that the level of magical education began to rise significantly, and it became clear that the older teach…

…t just a period of celebration. In both the West and the East, he faced rebellions by a section of the nobility who opposed the strengthenin…

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

The biggest internal problem of John's government was taking place in the south. The elven populatio…

The mass departure of the elves turned the south into a sparsely populated area, but at the same tim…

John IV he did not ascend the throne as a man whose accession would be accepted by all without opposition. He was the privileg…

John IV tried to break the crisis with a quick and hard intervention. He had Albert imprisoned at the crossing between the …

The victory in the war of the brothers brought John IV. and immense material gain. Thanks to confisc…

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

But the decisive clash never came in the form of a major field war. The renderers took a much scarier an…

…t lasting positive legacy. He maximized the third line of defense project and brought it to completion. In doing so, he actually admitted th…

…above all for his frequent excesses and the spectacular celebrations he organized for the nobility from all over the empire. At first glance…

…ford his lifestyle precisely because of the new wealth flowing into the imperial coffers. And indeed he used it without restraint. However, …

On the 8th of Floranis in 922, Francis I was assassinated by a group of hired assassins. His death was …

After the massacre, the Second Imperial Diet was convened, where representatives of the remaining province…

Valendor I ascended the throne not as the heir of the old order, but as a man who had risen from a bloody breach. After …

The greatest strength of Valendor's rule was that he did not try to keep everything in the hands of …

…managed to maintain good relations with the other clans and hand over the empire to his son in an unexpectedly good condition. That in itsel…

Valendor II he ascended the throne without a new imperial election, and this was the fatal blow to his legitimacy. Already a…

The peace after the first war was only temporary. Many nobles were convinced that Valendor would eve…

Jan V. did not ascend the throne as a peaceful heir or as a compromise candidate of tired families. He came as the winner …

The first years of his reign were filled with feverish renewal. He confirmed and expanded trade agre…

Jan V. was not only the ruler of the post-war reconstruction, but also a real reformer. One of his most significant step…

After long years of wars, the Reich's population was tired and recruitment into the army was failing. Jan therefore reached fo…

Jakob II became emperor as a result of the decision of Theodore I, who chose him as a more suitable successor than the younger Charles. Thi…

Edward I inherited the throne from Oled I, but along with the crown he also took on suspicion, hatred and the memory of…

The Youlender core of the house began to convene inner councils where they concluded that Oled's lin…

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

Konrad's greatest reform went beyond the boundaries of the empire. Although the empire already had its own unified currency, currencies o…