An Equitable Retrospection On Contemporary Monarchical Deficiencies

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An Equitable Retrospection on Contemporary Monarchical Deficiencies

 

Last Revision: 2nd of Malin’s Welcome, 1490.

Written by Martin Winter

 

Preceding this text, before the reader is to interpret this politically neutral and academic overlook on what the monarchs of yesterday and today have done faultily, it is recommended that the reader themself exclude from their mind a sense of bias. The reader should indeed challenge themself to blot from their mind the fact that the author behind the text is in a familial connection to another accredited scholar whose work regarding the common-folk of the Raevir was recently published. Analyze the information with an untainted opinion, and please refrain from the wanton giving of offense. Mankind has endured nearly two decades on Athera now, and in that span of that time we have all, under the watchful eyes of God, witnessed mistakes be made by our Emperors and Kings. Let this text be a reminder for the future, that we may not repeat the past. In this document, reminiscence will be addressed for topics regarding all monarchs of various Human nations that date sooner than the reign of Emperor Peter Chivay. This drafted information is apt to change over the course of time according to the editors’ perspectives, and hence will be republished for the public on account of such.

Emperor Robertus Aeldinicus Chivay is infamously known for being considered explicitly genocidal, and for allegedly being involved in the Teutonic Conspiracy; alongside having Elven blood in his veins. He wronged his Marshal Vibius de Sola, and warranted his own detainment in De Sola’s Rebellion. As a proven battle commander, he was able to maintain unification by eradicating those of the Seventian Uprising, and countless other threats. Yet, Emperor Robert Chivay ultimately met his end for being distrustful in the eyes of the Imperial Army. This man, blessed by God as all other monarchs to succeed him are, is a prime example of what occurs when one unofficially enacts complete militarization within their nation. During his reign there were indeed common-folk about, and men of trade, but for most it is deemed undeniable that the Empire had become an uncontrollable force, only thrown into discord after his deposition.

Emperor Tuvya Sigismundovic Carrion the One-Eyed Crow of the Carrion Vochna crippled and later caused the fall of Oren for an absolute lack of unification. He was incapable of keeping the Apostolic Kingdom of Aesterwald under his banners, for outright declaring war and feebly neglecting to negotiate at times. Of course when he did shrewdly achieve peace between the nations, the Grand-Knight, by the name of Maric Varodyr, ignited in his insurrection. This later developed into the founding of the bastardized Kingdom of Renatus, to which Tuvya Carrion could not avert from war. He himself fell ill during the Storm King’s Rebellion alongside his own regent.  Emperor Tuvya Sigismundovic Carrion should be left as an example of what may befall those of mulish mindsets who cannot reach compromises.

 

King Aleksandr Tuvyoic Carrion, the Baby Crow spawn of the ill-stricken Emperor Tuvya was, before reigning over Oren, the Duke of Karovia. Any Karovian stewarding documents from that past prove to a point that the town itself was the opulence of Raevir influence in Athera. To this date it remains such, because of Aleksandr’s efforts. In his transition to the kingly state, the Baby Crow met the hostility of the Kingdom of Renatus with diplomacy. Alas, the goal of the Storm King came to fruition when Aleksandr dissolved Oren completely. Many claim to this day that Aleksandr Tuvyoic Carrion was just a political figure-piece, a puppet whose strings were pulled.  He was, in conclusion, too young and too inexperienced to rule.

 

King Varon Kovachev, also known as the Mad King Kovachev was in contrast to the many other noble Kings and Emperors presently discussed, hated by those who served him. His sanity and purity of heart were corrupted by what plagues many of the Dwarven people: greed and lust. It was in a quick amount of time that his Ruskan brethren had him deposed.

 

King Andrek Vydra’s reign has not ended, and at the latest revision of this document may not be completed until otherwise.

King Maric Varodyr, by blood, has less right than most any other to be included on this list. Once the Grand Ser of the Order of the Red Dragon, Maric Varodyr served lawfully, loyally, and energetically underneath his liege. In similarity to Aleksandr Carrion, King Varodyr was a man whose image the people near him adored. Although, maintaining a Kingdom and emerging victorious in a rebellion are two contrasting elements in the society of Man. He himself held no right to the throne of Renatus but a Horen wife whose lineage too did not justify his grasp for power. The Storm King was a better scribe himself than those who eventually took writing Renatian Law into their own hands. Indeed, he was a man of justice, but he was not a man of practicalities. Recently, the Undead took Angren by Storm, and thus Renatus is no more. King Maric Varodyr, as he was righteous and tenacious, was also disorderly and illegitimate.

Konig Frederick I is the first Konig in the history of the Apostolic Kingdom of Aesterwald. It is he whose statue was once erected in Vanderfell. His reign was short as is the case for the majority of those in this report. King Frederick, once traveling to Petrus for negotiation died of poisoning in the city. It is rumored that the horrific incident was only able to happen because he did not have the proper protection. The fully unraveled cause of his murder was never discovered, and stays a mystery even now.

 

Konig Voron Rovin I as the other previously addressed monarchs were, was loved by his subjects to whom he returned the passion to. King Voron I. as he still lives after a self-imposed abdication, was beyond dispute the most nationalistic of a King our generation is liable to see for decades to come. His priorist views, however, were sometimes hated by other foreign nations. He is known to be despised by Raevir most of all. King Voron Rovin was at fault for giving his vassals too much breathing-space and freedom, without the proper amount of moderation. This lead to Polaris seceding from the Konigreich, and declaring itself a Petty Kingdom loyal to the Orenian Empire. Some would argue that whilst Voron Rovin I. was at times ignorant, allowing for the Petty King Thoromir Armahnk (whose illegitimacy goes too far to be included on this document) to appoint Elves as Counts and to plague the North with mediocre architectural designs.

 

Konig Arn Rovin I’s reign has not ended, and at the latest revision of this document may not be completed until otherwise.

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((Pretty accurate and a good read +1

[Kickstarted and Running 965]

Friedrich nods "Should include the reign of Boris Carrion, but otherwise it seems fair."

[Old Man of Kralta 72]

The Old Man would shake his head reading the false missive stating on a dusty piece of parchment, “Winters seem to behave the same in regards to their undying love of false and fraudulent propaganda. I would like to begin by informing all those who have a considerable amount of wit and skill to ignore this supposed, ‘Neutral’ summary of the great dynasties in the modern Atherian era and read an actually neutral document that doesn’t ignore key factors that took place during those times. Though, I shall commend you for an accurate view point of the humble and just reign of emperor Robert, and will admire the impeccable writing style you have used.”

 

“Your supposed, ‘Neutral’ view of the reign of emperor Tuvya is lacking a counter viewpoint that was accepted by majority of Savoie and others, as I do remember most citizens who arrived at Petrus glorified and commended Tuvya for his loving behaviour and acceptance to all those who wished to help him reunite humanity. You judge him for his failed attempts to appease a race of people who were taught to despise his family for no logical reason other than the, ‘Crow is corrupt’ for the entirety of their lives. I do not seem to remember Tuvya oppressing the heartland or the Waldenians in any reasonable way considering Vanderfall was considerably far from Karovia and Petrus, and considering Tuvya did not release any anti Heart-land legislation.”

 

“You also seem to forget the many faults Maric had. In all truth, his council quite frankly were simply incapable of ruling a kingdom. Even before king Aleksander surrendered Petrus to Maric they failed to create a heartland-esque lifestyle in Dragon’s Peak or Angren. They are the ones to blame for the acrimonious split of the human kingdoms and the ones who deemed us to a dark era of war between humans as a result of his illogical rebellion.”

 

“I await to see your next glorious revision regarding Arn Rovin and I suspect you shall not meet my expectations where you shall glorify a leader that has been condemned by all of humanity for his heinous and tyrannical actions against his fellow humans for a bizarre hate fetish he shall never put aside.”

[Ser Paul Ryan 1139]

 

 

 

King Aleksandr Tuvyoic Carrion, the Baby Crow spawn of the ill-stricken Emperor Tuvya was, before reigning over Oren, the Duke of Karovia. Any Karovian stewarding documents from that past prove to a point that the town itself was the opulence of Raevir influence in Athera. To this date it remains such, because of Aleksandr’s efforts.

"If you think this is even remotely true I'm surprised you can even spell Karovia, friend" Says Ser Paul Jr., shaking his head. "The town is nearly 80% non-raevir, and, according to former Marshal and Current Steward Arik Vanir's records, historically more than 60% non-raevir for all of its existence." 

[The Great Mongol Khan 1110]

Lucius smiles "Very accurate."

[Lita 677]

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