Emperors of the Rasenna

Macerian

The last of Emperor Marcus Ferras Rursus' direct officer corp to assume the imperial throne. Macerian was known as a skilled military man who conducted a 15-year war on the Rhor known as the Savarian Wars. Macerian was a personally high strung and punitiv

Emperor Roman IV Vasilaiós

Emperor Makerios Doukain

Younger brother of Crispus Doukain and his successor to the imperial throne. Makerios' rule would see shocking victories in the east and west against the Zhors and the Kraulings but would be marred by an overextension of the empire and a draining of the t

Emperor Basilides Sfyrí

Known even in contemporary histories as Basilides the Hammer, this revered Emperor of the Rasenna waged successful military campaigns across the empire and restored the military prowess of the Empire in victories against the eastern Rasanids. Basilides re

Emperor Roman I Aimatirós

Founder of the Romanoi dynasty and acclaimed emperor after the disaster of the Sturma Valley. Roman Aimatirós would lead the empire with military might and battle foreign and domestic enemies throughout his reign.

Marcus Ferras Rursus

Revered commander of the Oltune legions, Emperor during the great troubles and savior of the Empire

Emperor Marcus Aelius

the 3rd Rasennan Emperor from 525- 508 B.E and a notable philosopher for his collection of dialogues and ponderings known as the Kratistoria.

Emperor Julius Aelius Darius

Grandson of Emperor Marcus Aelius, the great conqueror of the east, the great Rasennan eagle and whirlwind to his enemies as well as among the greatest benefactors to his people.

Emperor Arno

The final emperor of the Rasenna as a unified realm, an ambitious ruler who sought to bring a return to the glories of the old empire through a series of stunning campaigns which nearly stabilized the crumbling state

Emperor Crispus Doukain

Eldest son of the domestic George Doukain, Crispus assumed power during a turbulent period in Rasennan history and through carefully laid financial, military, and political reforms propelled the empire into a period commonly called the Doukain Revival.

Tzimikus Monomachus

Regent of future Emperor Aurakios, led very successful campaigns in Agrihenia, conquering the tribes to the banks of the Oltune and settling the region with Rasennan families.

Emperor Roman V Alysodeménoi

The final emperor of the successful Chrysatine dynasty. Roman V would be remembered almost exclusively for the disastrous Battle of Tarakoun which saw his defeat and capture by the forces of the Zhor warlord Mufazer. He would eventually be usurped and bli

Emperor Petrus Mathias

The successor of Emperor Scabalus Kantakuzene and an accomplished military leader who, along with his son Arno, attempted to stabilize and reconquer lost corners of the ailing empire. Mathias' reconquest of Hakkadia and a portion of eastern Hasdulia would

George Masele

Son of Nicasia Masele from her first marriage and grandson of Alexander Masele, George would be named successor of Roman IV and rule on behalf of the Chrysatine dynasty for twelve years before being succeeded by his son Roman V

Cyrelius Kalarios

The last regent of future Emperor Aurakios, came to power after throwing a coup against his former commander Tzimikus Monomachus. Successfully defended the empire in wars against the Drassids and confederacies of Herodi tribes.

Emperor Julius Dicorus

Son of marshal turned Emperor Amellian, victor of Charora and a renowned emperor of the Rasenna.

Julius Macellus

Conspirator in the usurpation of Emperor Sidorius, Julius Macellus would reign for a chaotic decade and upon his own assassination, would usher in the tumultuous period known as the 40-year anarchy which only concluded with the ascension of Emperor Roman