Here is a full list of all who have sat upon the Imperial throne, including those later deemed not to be counted among the Emperors by official historians. All dates are After the Founding (A.F.) unless otherwise noted.
Name | Reign | Life | Notes |
Craditus I | 1-49 A.F. | 24 B.F.-49 A.F. | Hero of the Arcadro-Viyannic war and conqueror of Arcadra |
Macritan | 49-53 | 5 B.F.-53 A.F. | Eldest son of Craditus |
Ponibrius | 53 | 3-53 A.F. | Pretender emperor who had Macritan murdered and was elected by the Senate; ruled for four months |
Didacalus | 53-66 | 1-66 | Younger son of Craditus |
Tacitan | 66-80 | 20-80 | Adopted son of Tacitan |
Pollobius | 80-103 | 41-103 | Son of Tacitan |
Craditus II | 103 | 62-103 | Eldest son of Pollobius |
Lucian | 103-121 | 94-121 | Youngest son of Pollobius, ruled over by regents for much of his reign |
Lindornus | 121 | 80-121 | Rebellious general hailed by the troops due to Lucian’s misgovernment; killed in battle with Honoroptus, another rebellious general |
Pominus | 121-135 | 68-135 | Head of the Senate and supporter of Lucian; marries Galetria, older sister of Lucian, in 121, with negative consequences for his family |
Herolod | 135-162 | 100-162 | Galetria’s oldest son from her previous marriage; nearly all of his heirs die under mysterious circumstances; becomes dissolute in his old age |
Valuvius | 162-177 | 138-177 | Lucian’s younger sister’s grandson |
Olinitus | 177-185 | 169-185 | Son of Valuvius; the Empire is ruled by generals during his reign; assassinated |
Helcatian | 185-189 | 149-189 | Head of Olinitus’s generals; declared himself Imperator after Olinitus’s murder; slain in battle |
Jorithannian (Jorithynar) | 189-227 | 161-227 | Great-grandson of Jassenessia of Nutrium and wed to Olinia, daughter of Valuvius |
Jolmarius | 227-255 | 185-255 | Son of Jorithannian |
Balsinathan | 255-292 | 221-292 | Son of Jolmarius |
Cressian I | 292-317 | 263-317 | Nephew of Balsinathan |
Cressian II | 317-335 | 284-335 | Son of Cressian I |
Cressian III | 335-359 | 303-359 | Son of Cressian II |
Porcinassus I | 359-412 | 325-412 | Nephew of Cressian III |
Porcinassus II | 412-421 | 361-421 | Son of Porcinassus I; a weak ruler governed by his generals |
Nathanian I | 421-441 | 373-441 | Half-Aean hero of the First Arcadro-Narcanian War and proclaimed heir on the death of Porcinassus; triumphant in the Second Arcadro-Narcanian War |
Nathanian II | 441-473 | 410-473 | Son of Nathanian I; oversaw the Third Arcadro-Narcanian War |
Nathanassus | 473-495 | 412-495 | Brother of Nathanian II |
Nathanian III | 495-498 | 469-498 | Grandson of Nathanassus |
Olivinian | 498-518 | 462-518 | Proclaimed heir after Nathanian III is slain in battle in Pellcanera; undertakes to conquer the former Tellustric Empire |
Angustimus I | 518-545 | 476-545 | Olvinian’s top general and adopted son; oversees the final conquests of Tellustric lands in the East |
Horestus I | 545-566 | 517-566 | Son of Angustimus I |
Horestus II | 566-585 | 542-585 | Son of Horestus I |
Angustimus II | 585-612 | 577-612 | Nephew of Horestus II, a delusional and unpredictable monarch who proclaimed himself a god |
Mastimus | 612-628 | 550-628 | Younger brother of Horestus II, placed in power by the army |
Vivanassius | 628-642 | 611-642 | Adopted son of Mastimus; a dissolute and foolish ruler; Druists are blamed for massive fire in Arcadra and persecuted; forced to commit suicide |
Galthus | 642-643 | 583-643 | Proclaimed heir after Vivnassius’ suicide; reigned for 4 months |
Porcinassus | 643 | 611-665 | Seized power in a coup; reigned for 2 months |
Messanian | 643 | 592-643 | Seized power with the support of the northern army; reigned for 3 months |
Gallianus | 643-671 | 598-671 | Seized power with the support of the eastern army |
Ventarian | 671-695 | 621-695 | Eldest son of Gallianus; led the Arcadrian troops to victory against the Sarabian rebels |
Commistrian | 695-702 | 635-702 | Third son of Gallianus |
Zenimus | 702-715 | 683-715 | Second son of Commistrian |
Borsippus I | 715-741 | 671-741 | Proclaimed heir after the murder of Zenimus |
Borsippus II | 741-764 | 694-764 | Son of Borsippus I |
Titus | 764-786 | 712-786 | Adopted son of Borsippus II |
Horatian | 786-850 | 764-850 | Adopted son of Titus; a well-loved philosopher-king |
Dorsimmus | 850-857 | 820-857 | Horatian’s grandson; conferred citizenship on all freeborn people in the Empire; assassinated |
Cleatus | 857 | 802-857 | Leader of the rebels; ruled for 1 month |
Garvalus | 857 | 816-857 | Leader of the rival Senatorial faction; ruled for 2 months |
Profabian | 857-858 | 820-858 | General who seized the Capital and instated a six-month reign of terror |
Silvanian | 858-863 | 816-863 | General of the Eastern forces who seized control |
Tacitorus | 863-865 | 833-865 | Silvanian’s adopted son; weak and indecisive |
Cliassian I | 865-896 | 818-896 | Victorious general from the east who was raised by the troops |
Gemmanus I | 896-918 | 854-918 | Eldest son of Cliassian I |
Gemmanus II | 918-958 | 887-958 | Eldest son of Gemmanus I |
Junovian | 958-968 | 922-968 | Gemmanus II’s second son; invader and conqueror of the Northlands |
Cliassian II | 968-970 | 943-970 | Junovian’s son |
Docletus | 970-977 | 924-977 | Gemmanus II’s third son; hugely paranoid; massive persecutions of his perceived enemies, including Druists; assassinated |
Honorus | 977-989 | 933-989 | Docletus’ top general; instigated terrible persecutions of the Druists |
Diorus | 989-1001 | 931-1001 | Honorus’s right hand man; challenged by Solctian starting in 992 |
Solctian | 1001-1006 | 963-1006 | Challenger to the throne and raised up by the troops after Diorus’ abuses; victor in the civil war; declares Druism to be the state religion |
Heraclesus I | 1006-1008 | 982-1008 | Solctian’s only surviving son and a Liassan; declares for Liassanism |
Heraclesus II | 1008-1021 | 1003-1021 | Heroclesus I’s eldest son, Empire is mostly ruled by his regents |
Herotitus I | 1021-1063 | 1005-1063 | Heroclesus I’s second son; calls Second Council of Chollandra that declares for Orthodoxy |
Herotitus II | 1063-1073 1078-1096 | 1030-1096 | Eldest son of Herotitus I; fought the brutal Succession War against his cousin Hesperus |
Hesperus I (The Pretender) | 1073-1078 | 1030-1078 | Son of Herodesus, Herotitus I’s twin brother; slew many in the royal family in his bid for the throne |
Hesperus II | 1078 | 1057-1078 | Ruled for three weeks after the death of his father |
Theodesus I | 1096-1108 | 1051-1108 | Only surviving child of Herotitus II |
Theodesus II | 1108-1124 | 1074-1124 | Eldest son of Theodesus I |