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| − | Aurice has been ruled by dukes, viceroys, and | + | Aurice has been ruled by dukes, viceroys, and at least one king since the middle ages. |
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| + | =First Senate= | ||
| + | According to tradition, Aurician farmers, merchants, and priests first elected members of a senate in the 12th century (1100's). | ||
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| + | =Mage Senate= | ||
| + | 1276 to 1287, [[Omandral Sorcerer King]] appoints almost one hundred mages as the senators of Aurice to ensure its loyalty to him. | ||
=Merchant Republic= | =Merchant Republic= | ||
*1417 first duke elected by aristocratic council of Aurice | *1417 first duke elected by aristocratic council of Aurice | ||
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| + | *1500, Republic of [[Orissaçaugo]], greater dominion of Aurice which corresponds roughly with modern [[Goscundy]] | ||
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*Duke Tontegal, to 1637 (slain by member of his guard) | *Duke Tontegal, to 1637 (slain by member of his guard) | ||
=Ugorthine Rule= | =Ugorthine Rule= | ||
*[[Ugorth the Archmage]], Defacto Ruler of Aurice, 1637 to 1672 | *[[Ugorth the Archmage]], Defacto Ruler of Aurice, 1637 to 1672 | ||
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| + | =Wizard Republic= | ||
| + | ca. 1700 to 2100 | ||
=Ulcanovite Rule= | =Ulcanovite Rule= | ||
| − | *[[Prince Ulcanov of the Shattered Waters]], born 2087, slain 2278, ruled 2119 to 2278 | + | *[[Prince Ulcanov of the Shattered Waters]], born 2087, slain 2278, ruled 2119 to 2278 as King of Aurice. |
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| + | =Shaphrizite Regency= | ||
| + | *Shaphrizite Regency, 2278 to 2290, (~12) | ||
| + | This is a period of reformation after the slaying of Prince Ulcanov and the execution and expulsion of his government. As in other areas of the [[Pallathantic Region]], Incarnandist (Shaphrizite) governors were eager for the local nobles to assume the command of governance. | ||
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| + | =Senatorial Rule= | ||
| + | {{See also|Noble Senate of Aurice}} | ||
| + | *2290 to 2477, (~187 years) | ||
| + | *[[Chanduram the Bladewringer]], an Aurician senator, outed as a chaos-worshiper, tried, condemned, and executed. | ||
| + | *expansion of the rule of the [[Noble Senate of Aurice]] over [[Lucacia]] and coastal [[Zamiria]]. | ||
=Medibgóëse Empire= | =Medibgóëse Empire= | ||
| − | ;Medibgóëse Rulers, a succession of four Princes-Governor ruled | + | ;Medibgóëse Rulers, a succession of four Princes-Governor ruled Lucacia from 2477 to 2507 |
| − | *2477 to 2485 Rule of [[Prince-Governor Tigbö to Aurice | + | *2477 to 2485 Rule of [[Prince-Governor Tigbö]] ([[Tigbönian]]) to Aurice (b 2416, d 2485) Medibgóëse Rule |
| − | *2485 to 2493 Rule of [[Prince-Governor Hadmurn to Aurice | + | *2485 to 2493 Rule of [[Prince-Governor Hadmurn]] ([[Hadmurnian]]) to Aurice of Aurice (b 2441, d 2507) |
| − | *2493 to 2501 Rule of [[Prince-Governor Sväluska to Aurice | + | *2493 to 2501 Rule of [[Prince-Governor Sväluska]] ([[Sväluskan]]) to Aurice, |
| − | *2501 to 2507 Rule of [[Prince-Governor Llewchobrag to Aurice | + | *2501 to 2507 Rule of [[Prince-Governor Llewchobrag]] ([[Llewchobragine]]) to Aurice (b 2448, d 2507), dies 2507 in [[Battle of Giaddirs (2507)]] against [[Vankkagomir]] |
*[[Battle of Gorlip]], 2509, fall of Medibgóëse Empire | *[[Battle of Gorlip]], 2509, fall of Medibgóëse Empire | ||
=New Kalikán Empire= | =New Kalikán Empire= | ||
| − | *Senate rules, subject to Kalikán ([[Vankkagomir]]), | + | {{See also|New Thracian Viceroys of Aurice}} |
| + | *Senate rules, subject to Kalikán ([[Vankkagomir]]), 2507 to 2514 | ||
*[[Sidvain Siglär]], b 2497; d 2547. ruled Aurice 2514 to 2547 | *[[Sidvain Siglär]], b 2497; d 2547. ruled Aurice 2514 to 2547 | ||
*[[Thortain Balamon]], b 2510; d 2557. ruled 2549 to 2557 | *[[Thortain Balamon]], b 2510; d 2557. ruled 2549 to 2557 | ||
| − | *[[Baimund Kaligär]], b 2526, Thrace; d 2573; ruled 2557 to 2573, annexes [[Erserce]] in 2561, officially outlawed in 2568 and another appointed in his stead in 2571, but continued to rule in defiance | + | *[[Baimund Kaligär]], b 2526, Thrace; d 2573; ruled 2557 to 2573, annexes [[Erserce]] in 2561, officially outlawed in 2568 and another appointed in his stead in 2571, but continued to rule in defiance. slain in the immediate aftermath of the [[Battle of Pytharnia]], 2573. |
*[[Kadvast Jafferund Agdaisak]], appointed viceroy of Aurice in 2571 to replace rebellious [[Baimund Kaligär]] but never assumed office, slain in [[Battle of Pytharnia]], 2573. | *[[Kadvast Jafferund Agdaisak]], appointed viceroy of Aurice in 2571 to replace rebellious [[Baimund Kaligär]] but never assumed office, slain in [[Battle of Pytharnia]], 2573. | ||
| − | *[[Stalcast Bijäl]], b 2538, d 2590; Thracian Viceroyal Duke of Aurice 2574 to 2576 | + | *Senatorial Interregnum: 2573 to 2574 |
| + | *[[Stalcast Bijäl]], b 2538, d 2590; Thracian Viceroyal Duke of Aurice 2574 to 2576, Grand Duke of Aurice, 2576 to 2590. | ||
=Grand Duchy of Aurice= | =Grand Duchy of Aurice= | ||
| − | *[[Stalcast Bijäl]], b 2538, d 2590 Grand Duke of Aurice, 2576 to 2590 | + | *[[Stalcast Bijäl]], b 2538, d 2590 Grand Duke of Aurice, 2576 to 2590 (~14 years) |
| − | *[[Vast Bijäl]], b 2561, d 2603. r 2590 to 2603 | + | *[[Vast Bijäl]], b 2561, d 2603. r 2590 to 2603 (~13 years) |
| − | *[[Rhungast Bijäl]], b 2565, d 2626. r 2603 to 2626 | + | *[[Rhungast Bijäl]], b 2565, d 2626. r 2603 to 2626 (~23 years) |
*2627 [[Aurician Revolution]] | *2627 [[Aurician Revolution]] | ||
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*[[Strundo Galdimese]], 2632 to 2633 | *[[Strundo Galdimese]], 2632 to 2633 | ||
*[[Stalcastrain Calchamas]], 2634 to 2636 | *[[Stalcastrain Calchamas]], 2634 to 2636 | ||
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| + | ;2644: Creation of the office of [[Lieutenant Governor-General of Aurice]] | ||
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| + | ;2679: Provincial Curia begins electing Lieutenant Governor-General directly. | ||
=See Also= | =See Also= | ||
*[[Aurice]] | *[[Aurice]] | ||
| + | *[[Knights-Magi of Aurice]] | ||
*[[List of the Lords Governor-General of Aurice]] | *[[List of the Lords Governor-General of Aurice]] | ||
| − | *[[Thracian Viceroys of Aurice]] | + | *[[New Thracian Viceroys of Aurice]] |
| + | *[[Noble Senate of Aurice]] | ||
[[Category:Lists]] | [[Category:Lists]] | ||
[[Category:Lists of Rulers]] | [[Category:Lists of Rulers]] | ||
{{stub}} | {{stub}} | ||
Latest revision as of 04:02, 18 October 2024
Aurice has been ruled by dukes, viceroys, and at least one king since the middle ages.
First Senate
According to tradition, Aurician farmers, merchants, and priests first elected members of a senate in the 12th century (1100's).
Mage Senate
1276 to 1287, Omandral Sorcerer King appoints almost one hundred mages as the senators of Aurice to ensure its loyalty to him.
Merchant Republic
- 1417 first duke elected by aristocratic council of Aurice
- 1500, Republic of Orissaçaugo, greater dominion of Aurice which corresponds roughly with modern Goscundy
- Duke Tontegal, to 1637 (slain by member of his guard)
Ugorthine Rule
- Ugorth the Archmage, Defacto Ruler of Aurice, 1637 to 1672
Wizard Republic
ca. 1700 to 2100
Ulcanovite Rule
- Prince Ulcanov of the Shattered Waters, born 2087, slain 2278, ruled 2119 to 2278 as King of Aurice.
Shaphrizite Regency
- Shaphrizite Regency, 2278 to 2290, (~12)
This is a period of reformation after the slaying of Prince Ulcanov and the execution and expulsion of his government. As in other areas of the Pallathantic Region, Incarnandist (Shaphrizite) governors were eager for the local nobles to assume the command of governance.
Senatorial Rule
See also: Noble Senate of Aurice
- 2290 to 2477, (~187 years)
- Chanduram the Bladewringer, an Aurician senator, outed as a chaos-worshiper, tried, condemned, and executed.
- expansion of the rule of the Noble Senate of Aurice over Lucacia and coastal Zamiria.
Medibgóëse Empire
- Medibgóëse Rulers, a succession of four Princes-Governor ruled Lucacia from 2477 to 2507
- 2477 to 2485 Rule of Prince-Governor Tigbö (Tigbönian) to Aurice (b 2416, d 2485) Medibgóëse Rule
- 2485 to 2493 Rule of Prince-Governor Hadmurn (Hadmurnian) to Aurice of Aurice (b 2441, d 2507)
- 2493 to 2501 Rule of Prince-Governor Sväluska (Sväluskan) to Aurice,
- 2501 to 2507 Rule of Prince-Governor Llewchobrag (Llewchobragine) to Aurice (b 2448, d 2507), dies 2507 in Battle of Giaddirs (2507) against Vankkagomir
- Battle of Gorlip, 2509, fall of Medibgóëse Empire
New Kalikán Empire
See also: New Thracian Viceroys of Aurice
- Senate rules, subject to Kalikán (Vankkagomir), 2507 to 2514
- Sidvain Siglär, b 2497; d 2547. ruled Aurice 2514 to 2547
- Thortain Balamon, b 2510; d 2557. ruled 2549 to 2557
- Baimund Kaligär, b 2526, Thrace; d 2573; ruled 2557 to 2573, annexes Erserce in 2561, officially outlawed in 2568 and another appointed in his stead in 2571, but continued to rule in defiance. slain in the immediate aftermath of the Battle of Pytharnia, 2573.
- Kadvast Jafferund Agdaisak, appointed viceroy of Aurice in 2571 to replace rebellious Baimund Kaligär but never assumed office, slain in Battle of Pytharnia, 2573.
- Senatorial Interregnum: 2573 to 2574
- Stalcast Bijäl, b 2538, d 2590; Thracian Viceroyal Duke of Aurice 2574 to 2576, Grand Duke of Aurice, 2576 to 2590.
Grand Duchy of Aurice
- Stalcast Bijäl, b 2538, d 2590 Grand Duke of Aurice, 2576 to 2590 (~14 years)
- Vast Bijäl, b 2561, d 2603. r 2590 to 2603 (~13 years)
- Rhungast Bijäl, b 2565, d 2626. r 2603 to 2626 (~23 years)
- 2627 Aurician Revolution
Noble Republic
Main article: List of the Lords Governor-General of Aurice
- Amasgus Galdimese, 2628 to 2630
- Yaven Calchamas, 2631 to 2633
- Strundo Galdimese, 2632 to 2633
- Stalcastrain Calchamas, 2634 to 2636
- 2644
- Creation of the office of Lieutenant Governor-General of Aurice
- 2679
- Provincial Curia begins electing Lieutenant Governor-General directly.
See Also
- Aurice
- Knights-Magi of Aurice
- List of the Lords Governor-General of Aurice
- New Thracian Viceroys of Aurice
- Noble Senate of Aurice
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