2.) The Ealdian Rulers
a) The Ealdian Kings
b) The Ealdian Emperors (since 235 a.GF.)
| 235 – 238 | Archimanos Parablata, "Three-Years'-Emperor", overthrows Ragoras II.with the help of Gurian Legions and changes Eald into en ampire |
| Quersa-Dynasty | |
| 239 – 247 | Telaron I.; profits by the poisoning of Archimanos and executes Archimanos' wife and murderess Alena |
| 248 – 259 | Telaron II.; introduces the office of the Imperial Councillor and lays down the "Lex Ealdum", a collection of laws for the administration of justice |
| 260 – 275 | Alfon III. |
| 276 – 284 | Balaiur I., founding father of the Balairian Dynasty; he signs the Treaty of Friendship with Arel II. of Nyral and introduces the Principle of Administartion; "Victor over Rygia" |
| Balairian-Dynasty | |
| 285 – 282 | Balaiur II. |
| 292 – 306 | Rastanos I.; his reign sees the expansion of eald to the Western Sea |
| 306 – 317 | Rastanos II.; he gives the order to conquer Myrddia |
| 317 – 326 | Lygamon the Lion; "Victor at the Tegarden" |
| The Intermediary Emperors | |
| 327 – 334 | Ratos Alanos |
| 334 – 339 | Lygamon II. |
| 340 – 351 | Ragoras III. |
| 351 – 360 | Ragoras Alanos; he leads the 1st Kyrian War |
| 360 – 362 | Saros II., "Victor of the Battle of the Lions" |
| 362 – 366 | Saros III.; gives the order to construct the Wall against the Storm of Tribes; names Plaron I. co-regent in 364 |
| Narian Dynasty | |
| 364 – 369 | Plaron I., father of the Narian Dynasty; co-regent of Saros III. and Army Commander of the East |
| 370 – 381 | Syron an Delanos; defeats the Myrddian Tribes as Army Commander of the West in four battles and becomes emperor of Eald by the name Plaron II. |
| 382 – 389 | Saros IV., called "the Delicate" |
| 390 – 392 | Myron I., rules in a time of inner wars, called "Years of Strive"; the Army Commander of the North, Syron Aramatos, acclaims himself Northern Emperor; after the Battle of Xardum he becomes |
| 392 – 393 | new emperor as Plaron III. |
| 393 – 395 | Rabon I. murders his father Plaron and becomes the new emperor |
| 395 – 409 | his son Myron overthrows Rabon and becomes last emperor of the Narian Dynasty as Saron V. |
| Lyndian Dynasty | |
| 410 – 417 | Lyndon I. promotes the inner and outer trade ("Lyndon the Trader"); Emperor becomes High Judge |
| 418 – 425 | Negaron I.; defeats the Confederation of the Lychango-Mountaintribes (formed in 220) in the Battle at the Ap-Salom ; first break with the Principle of Administration in order to pacify them; "Victor at the Ap-Salom" |
| 425 – 438 | Negaron II., "Victor of Erdum"; defeats the invading Terian Nomads in 426 n.GF.; Negaron's Treaty as attempt to pacify the Nomads |
| 438 – 446 | LyndonII. |
| Borian Dynasty | |
| 447 – 458 | Boras II., father of the Borians |
| 458 – 460 | Boras the Ailing; dies already at the age of 26 by tuberculosis |
| 460 – 465 | Boras IV. |
| 465 – 490 | Boras V.; takes over the office with nineteen and expands the Ealdian dominion as an ingenious army commander along the Sulon (446 - 449); Boras dies in the Battle of Teradias in the Second Kyrian War; "Boras the Great" |
| 490 – 498 | under Boras VI. some minor battles occur, but neither the Ealdian nor the Kyrian side gains any advantages |
| 499 – 504 | Boras VII.; the Army Commander of the East, Apatus an Darayn, defeats the Kyrians in the Battle of Sardum (500) and is made co-regent in 502; Peace Treaty of Veradum |
| 502 – 528 | Apatus the Great; at first co-regent and later emperor, he becomes founding father of the Semarians; conquers the kingdom of Lanem north of Buras; "Victor of Rahla" |
| Dynasty of the Semarians | |
| 528 – 534 | Apatus II., "Patron of the Arts" |
| 535 – 541 | Naros I., loses the region between the Salem and the Ap-Salom to the Terian Nomads after the Battle of Blodum |
| 542 – 549 | Trakos VI., builds the "Salem-Forts" |
| 550 – 571 | Naros Rastanos; the title Friends of the Emperor is made a formal honorific in 550 (Knights with the duty to pay taxes), but often the Friends of the Emperor function as spies |
| 571 – 584 | Legamanos Parablata; under Ludaion an Gala, the Army Commander of the South, the attack on Allaron, Dioganon and Yngwa begins |
| 585 – 692 | Ludaion I., foundation of the Vassal Kingdoms in 592 and with it the second break with the Principle of Admínistration takes place; appointment of regents |
| 593 – 600 | Nastanos I.; defeat against the Galdian Principality; Treaty of peace and friendship with Gald (660) |
| 601 – 604 | Nastanos II.; is killed by Negaron Legados, the founding father of the Legadians. |
| Legadian Dynasty (with interruptions) | |
| 604 – 605 | Archimanos Legados; kills Nastanos II.; start of the Many-Emperors'-Reign of Eald |
| 605 | Rulamos I.; is displaced after the Battle of Gura by |
| 606 – 607 | Lyndon III.; is murdered by |
| 607 – 609 | Naros Legados; the gold of the dome of the Royal Palace is removed to be molten down for the productions of coins |
| 609 – 610 | Rulamos II.; is murdered by |
| 610 – 621 | Bulamon Legados; "Preserver of Peace" |
| 622 – 627 | Balaiur Legados |
| 627 – 649 | Ragoras V., last emperor of the Legadian Dynasty; later called "the Glutton",when he succumbs to the decadence; the Friends of the Emperor secure his reign by espionage; artistic prosperity and extended construction-activity in the capital |
| The Soldiers' Emperors | |
| 649 – 658 | Rylamon I.; becomes first Soldiers' Emperor as former Army Commander of the South; before he later also succumbs to decadence, he achieves victory over the Terian Nomads in the Battle of Gordum |
| 658 – 662 | Rylamon II.; nephew of the last emperor; curtailing of the Rights of the Magistrate |
| 662 – 663 | Lyndon Parablata; acclaimed emperor by his Legions as "Victor of Veradum" over the Kyrians in 661, he is confirmed in his title by the murder of Rylamon |
| 663 – 666 | Syron II.; defeats Lyndon in the Battle of Odum and ascends the throne of the emperor; in 665 he is defeated by Fyramon an Septimos in the Battle of Luoch; his brother Tyros is also defeated by Fyramon at Gura |
| 666 – 685 | Fyramon I.:, stiled "the Great" by himself, he becomes emperor after the murder of Syron (the deed is carried out by an Imperial Councillor); he moves the seat of the Imperial Court into the Emperor's District; in 676 he defeats the Terian Nomads and dissolves the Imperial Council in 669 – emperor as High Judge; founding father of the Septimes |
| Septimes, Second Many-Emperors'-Rule | |
| 686 -689 | Reblaron I.; noteworthy especially through his pompeous processions and by dissolving the Imperial Court |
| 690 – 700 | Fyramon II., later called "the Lazy"; in 696 Kchunar the Great leads the Lyhango-Mountaintribes to Gurum and defeats the Legions of the North at Blogas and Sardum |
| 700 – 702 | Ragoras Septimos; Second Many-Emperors'-reign of Eald |
| 703 – 708 | Malus Restanos |
| 708 – 709 | Lanus I., murders Malus |
| 709 – 711 | Lanus II.; fights with Nublos Nardos for the region of the eastern Inner Sea -- great destructions in Augura and Sardum |
c) The Emperors of the Divided Realms
| 712 – 716 | Lanus III.; ends the war for dominion by dividing Eald into an Eastern and a Western Real in the Treaty of Narda |
| 715 – 722 | Nublos II.* (Emperor of the East), orders the Lex Ealdum to be drawn up |
| 717 – 724 | Lanus Restanus; founds the Seperate Constitutions |
| 722 – 728 | Nublos III.*, loss of Erdum |
| 724 – 735 | Kyros Myrdios from Rall in Myrddia; founds the Myrddian Dynasty |
| 728 – 737 | Narodos I., ascends to the throne by the murder of Nublos |
| 736 – 753 | Legamanos the Great; distinguishes himself by promoting the arts and by re-structuring Myrddia |
| 737 – 743 | Narodos II.*; the two Army Commanders Luras an Talanos and Rymon Deragatos, which he nominates, lose the battles of Teradias and Sardum; Narodos is murdered by |
| 743 – 745 | Paratus Parablata*, an Army Commander who makes himself emperor (742); he dies in the Battle at Rygas |
| 745 – 756 | Narodos III.*; he moves the seat of government to Lagdum; construction of the Incomplete Library |
| 753 – 761 | Legamanos II.; "Victor of Gura" as victor over the Vosals (756) |
| 757 – 760 | Samonos I.*; withdrawal from the province Lugas |
| 762 – 770 | Voldanus I.; "Victor at the Darus" against the Vosals, but abandonment of the Darus-Delta and conctruction of a border fort at the Darus |
| 760 765 | Samonos II.*; loses battles at Norga and Milum against the Vosals |
| 766 – 772 | Hamos I.*; "Victor at the Nagon", but must abandon Arbdum and Alg; retreat behind the Neglus |
| 771 – 779 | Voldanus II.; adopted son of Voldanus I.; "Victor of Lia"; he builds the Wall of Lia between the Darus and the eastern Inner Sea at Lia |
| 772 – 777 | Hamos II.*, "last emperor of the Eastern Realm"; the eastern Realm collapses after he loses the Battle at the Neglus" |
| 779 – 784 | Voldanus Borabadius; withdrawal from Myrddia; founder of the Borabadian dynasty |
d) End of the Western Realm (Borabadian Dynasty)
