Shiroko Dynasty (reigns only)

Solidified inherited rule, constructed the Gandenye   Further reading: Sava Shiroko

Lost second great war, established second Peace   Further reading: Vasyl I Shiroko

Expanded territory, instituted inbreeding   Further reading: Timof II Shiroko

Reorganized the treasury department, negotiated conversion rate between Yzel’s and Eoion’s currency, called The Coinmaster   Further reading: Svante I Shiroko

Put down first rebellion, won third great war, created the first flying Ilyannoi, called Skyrider   Further reading: Natalay I Shiroko

Early onset dementia, willingly handed title of emperor to his wife/sister   Further reading: Ilya III Shiroko

Defeated Micah's rebellion, began harsh punishments for speaking out against the dynasty, created the punishment of peeling skin with hot knives, called Ilya the Vicious   Further reading: Ilya IV Shiroko

Captured western and northern islands, first great naval commander of the Shiroko line, known as Svante the Sea King   Further reading: Svante II Shiroko

Restored control of the Ilyannoi, built the largest temple to Bolu and the Dea in Niuus, began cultural history study and resurgence of interest in conquered cultures, known as Liviu the Pious or the Mellow   Further reading: Liviu I Shiroko

Formally established the modern 12 government departments, changed the rules of arena combat for more bloodshed   Further reading: Vasyl II Shiroko

Began construction of the Kuden Taliri Shigochi and many other entertainment landmarks, known as Lyrasa the Builder   Further reading: Lyrasa I Shiroko

Turned a blind eye to increased corruption within the departments (manipulated by nobles due to instability), built several horse tracks including the one in the Gandenye   Further reading: Zora IV Shiroko

Began the collection of all published works in the empire to one central collection   Further reading: Ilya VII Shiroko

Put down the slave rebellion, tightened restrictions on current and former slaves, and their descendants, called Olha the Stern (or the Cruel)   Further reading: Olha I Shiroko

Reconstructed the roads, instituted state run postal system, oversaw the Sicru Battles    Further reading: Liliya I Shiroko

Began the Fourth Great War  to reclaim territory, died in battle   Further reading: Ilya VIII Shiroko

Expanded charity programs, renewed education pathways for military service members   Further reading: Olha II Shiroko

Began purging the nobility and family, reinstated the treason trials, revised penal code to focus on rehabilitation of criminal citizens, reconstructed roads, aqueducts, and began renovation of Kuden Taliri Shigochi   Further reading: Taras I Shiroko