Acacian

Not to be confused with Acacius or Iban Acacias.
Acacian (Xystus Iban Acacian; 37 IB – 141) was the second emperor of the Berytusian Empire, reigning from 90 IB to his death in 141. He was also the founder of the Acacian dynasty (90–251). Acacian was the adoptive son of Iban Acacias and therefore the adoptive grandson of the Prophet Acacius. By blood he was distantly related to both through his mother Livia, who was Acacius' third cousin once-removed.
In 89 IB he was exiled by the mad Iban Acacias, and fled to the Kingdom of Rusk. While there he wrote three epistles to the people of the Imperion, two of which are considered scripture in Emuna (1 and 2 Acacian). After Iban's death, Paul Simon assumed control of the government, inviting Acacian to return and become emperor. He did so, becoming the first secular emperor.

Divine Domains

Acacian is the patron saint of rulers, wayward sons, adopted children, orphans, and authors.

Holidays

1 Acacion (first day of month of birth; month named for him).

Divine Classification

Saint

Realm

Over Heaven

Church/Cult

Emuna

Honorary & Occupational Titles

Emperor of Berytus

Birthplace

Ediru, Acacius' Berytus

Gender

Male

Aligned Organization

Berytusian Empire

Other Affiliations

• Unbroken Church