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…ger than one man. His decision to hand over important powers to members of his own family first strengthened the cohesion of House Ma…

…of his predecessors and successors. However, this in itself speaks volumes about her character. It was a reign of relative calm, stab…

…s. According to tradition, he fell in love with another king's wife and secretly married her, causing a serious dispute between the t…

After his death, Philip was buried next to the founder Magnus I himself, and for many decades he was considered by many …

…focus on the next step in the state's development. It wasn't enough to just have functioning taxes, a currency and an army. It was al…

…pen conflict known as the War of the Slaves, which lasted from -631 to -628. In it, Cinbur used the professional army he had inherite…

…tention to the north. More and more dwarves began to arrive in the country and with them new business opportunities. The king underst…

Unlike many other kings, however, Ferdinand didn't just rule with the sword. He understood well that a country weakened by…

Richard understood very well the power of wealth. His most significant economic move was the sale of ancient ban…

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

…nterracial Laws. These were not repressive regulations aimed at minorities, but rather an attempt to define their rights and obligati…

… the same time, Otto responded to the elves' request for help against the desert goblins. Instead of direct military intervention, he…

…than when he took office. The surname Nezlomny is absolutely accurate in his case. Ignatius II. he had survived conspiracy, war, fami…

… spy networks, fortifications, control over magical education, and pretexts for future wars. While his father was victorious on the b…

…ansion. Unlike his father, he did not have to extinguish a dynastic crisis or a bloody war for survival immediately after taking offi…

…kingdom. He officially explained it as overcrowding and the need to prioritize his own people. In fact, it was a highly thought-out s…

…gnatius III completed the second defensive line, which Jakob I had already begun to build. The result was a land densely covered with…

…ghboring states. He demanded from the elves the territories that had once belonged to Magnursia according to the old treaties. After …

… long preparations were beginning to converge in one direction. The kingdom was fortified, magically advanced, informationally powerf…

In -109, the Great Elven Empire entered the conflict. This changed the war forever. For the first time Magnursia w…

…er Lutharion and penetrated the first elven territories. It was not a single great victory, but a long chain of successes in which he…

… his reign was the Battle of the Luna River. Against Magnursia there was a huge alliance of gnomes, elves, Borundar and nomadic tribe…

…o the enemy coalition from which they never fully recovered. Borundar was the last free human kingdom, and its fall had enormous symb…

…nts, the importance of cities and the movement of people across the provinces. While previous generations were building roads and rep…

…rue metropolis of continental size. Whoever entered its gates during Richard's reign was no longer entering a great city, but the mai…

As cities developed, so did internal migration. People and people of other races migrated for work, safet…

Richard's marriage to an elven princess was of fundamental importance. It wasn't just a diplomatic act. It was an act th…

…er, the dynasty more connected to the elves, and the empire still in a period of strength. Richard IV so he stands as the ruler of th…

… effort to create a Magnurs family archive. He wanted to map the entire family tree and bring order, memory and authority to the hist…

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

…he biggest internal problem of John's government was taking place in the south. The elven population there felt increasingly that the…

… He stipulated that the emperor could have multiple wives, but only one of them was an official wife with the right to sit by his sid…

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

…pers continued to function as an effective means of silent intimidation during his reign. Inconvenient nobles could be imprisoned, an…

…ndeed he used it without restraint. However, towards the end of his life he began to suffer from venereal diseases, which were probab…

…his reign was the unrest in the South Elven lands. Here, the Empire once again had to defend its authority as lingering tensions betw…

…of the invisible emperor, who mainly solved the most urgent problems and otherwise let the empire run in rutted ruts. In addition, it…

When Frederick I ascended the throne, he almost immediately began to shift the balance of power in favor of his own fami…

…ons, and toleration of tax shortfalls, even though he knew well that many nobles did not remit what they should. This style of govern…

…military reform or conquest. She was above all a government of survival, gentle maneuvering and searching for space where the queen c…

…posals that were supposed to change the very functioning of the empire. He mainly dealt with issues of taxation and the functioning o…

…s rule was that he did not try to keep everything in the hands of one court. On the contrary, he understood that long-term stability …

…les were convinced that Valendor would eventually eliminate their opposition anyway if given the chance. In 997, therefore, the Secon…

…ng in the fields and making tools for five years. In doing so, Jan intervened directly in the everyday structure of society and creat…

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

… first significant alliances with the elves during the time when the elven lands were fighting against the southern desert goblin tri…

…s of his own accession to most of the government. Distrust of him was strong and larger rebellions began to arise on the fringes of t…

…y of the nobility was expected to be convened, but the core of the Youlenders feared that such a move could threaten the house's rule…

… troubled regions. Konrad was said to have had no real enemy. This does not mean that he was weak or toothless, but that he was able …

…novation of his reign was the annual conventions of the nobility. The first of them took place in 1212, and their purpose was that im…

Anna I entered the government fully aware that as a woman on the imperial throne she would be judged more harshly …

…th Luis and married him in 1253. This move could have been politically dangerous, as part of the court might have expected that Luis …

…ion so that it was not purely male. However, this idea has repeatedly come up at the meetings of the nobility, which since the time o…

…that war with goblins was cruel, expensive and destabilizing. She therefore decided to prevent war with a tribute in the form of catt…

… In it, people read about the empress, events, economic forecasts and news from the world of technology. Anna was well aware of the p…

Anna supported culture and had universities built focusing on philosophy, history and other humanities. Her rule was a long per…

The Free Kingdom was hit even harder by the drought and began making conquests during the crisis. Magnus was fortunate …

Untred was asked by the dwarves for military assistance against the goblins who had begun to threaten their eastern flank…

After arriving on Ulvenor, he quickly realized that the world here was less advanced than the one he had left. He…

…e gathers the dead in the empty halls. Every conflict on the surface can only be a future harvest for him. His existence changes the …

…y's cavalry, but also forced the defensive lines of the Old Norse Empire into mistakes that led to their downfall.

…Old Norse Empire by force alone, but above all by thought. He showed that war changes and that the one who can adapt wins. His victor…

…awarded the title of Protector of the Elves, the highest title possible for a non-ruling elf. He settled in one of the conquered citi…

Jack of Veremor was the most powerful mage of his time who sacrificed his own life in the conquest of…

… unheard of in his time. He gradually developed into the most powerful mage of his generation and became a key figure in King Leo II'…

… is not enough. At this point Jack intervened. He created a huge storm, crippling the defenders, and then summoned a shower of meteor…

Magic takes the energy of its user. In Jack's case, the price was extreme. His body was completely exhausted and aged by…

…is, magic became more practical, effective and, above all, more applicable in combat and everyday life.

…famous moment came at the Battle of the Velvet Meadows. Opposing his army were approximately seventy-five thousand imperial soldiers,…

…n the fact that Magnus VIII. he won't have the strength to react quickly enough. However, the Empire still had a full army and, thank…

…t reports of the Lich came from the dwarves who claimed that the North Gate was no longer safe. Their fright was alarming in itself, …

… wandered alone across the desert for several days, pursued by drow hunters. He didn't have enough water, his weapons were damaged an…

Daughter of Magnus III. and Valencia, who appears mainly in family memory as one of the last children of the first queen…

Names have not yet been determined.

Before the rise of the First Elven Empire, the elves lived divided into many clan communities and smaller settlements, scatt…

…irst larger settlements and gradually developed their own way of warfare. Their expeditions were fast, unpredictable and based on amb…

Repeated attacks gradually forced the elven clans to reconsider their way of existence. It was obvious that the independent defense o…

The decisive moment of the entire conflict came in 14,892 before the Imperial year, when the desert gob…

After the victory, the elves left nothing to chance. They systematically strengthened the borders of their empire, cre…

…s left a deep mark on both sides. The elves gained their first empire and confirmed the importance of unity, but at the same time suf…