Nation | Khazarkar Empire |
Type | Leaders |
Some of the former and present leaders of Khazarkar history are presented here. For most of their early years, leadership of the people was in the hands of noble houses, collectively called the Minâth-Nôrî. These houses are composed of an elitist caste of Khazarkar society called the Minâth.
When the Second Khazarkar Empire was formed, the clergy adopted a custom of entombing their former leaders in pyramids. The pyramids of the first nine theocratic leaders are sited in the capital city Nibar-Pharân. Some of the geographical places of Cinazan are named after these leaders.
Even with true death, the leaders get no rest. Sometimes, their wisdom is called upon to answer questions. Only the reigning Setarch is allowed to commune with these former rulers.
- Athilkamân, "Spirit of the Arch-Cabals"
Title | Name | Family | Government | Reign | Notes | |||
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King | Nilk | Belkazim | Monarchy | 250 - 275 | first royal bloodlines | |||
King | Agân | Adrumul | Monarchy | 275 - 346 | Adrumul-Belkazim War | |||
King | Tarân | Belkazim | Monarchy | 346 - 360 | start of the First Khazarkar Empire | |||
Overlord | Sagayân | Kazanîr | Emperor | 360 - 366 | ||||
Emperor | Hîlû | Malêth-Zandân | Dictatorship | 366 - 377 | ||||
King | Nithil | Khirrêth | Monarchy | 377 - 398 | ||||
King | Izalê | Nirzanâth | Monarchy | 398 - 411 | ||||
King | Murâk | Phenul-Tamrâk | Monarchy | 411 - 459 |
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none | none | none | anarchy | 459 - 460 | civil war | |||
Queen | Agadî | Urkuzîr | Monarchy | 460 - 474 | widow of Murâk Phenul-Tamrâk | |||
Queen | Atîr | Nillunâth | Monarchy | 804 - 823 | ||||
King | Rax | Dumu-loc | Monarchy | 819 - 823 | ||||
Emperor | Rax | Dumu-loc | Dictatorship | 823 - 829 | ||||
Queen | Lenassu | Dras'ee | Monarchy | 974 - 993 | Khazarkar Purity Edict | |||
Eldritch Conclave | varies | Magocracy | 993 - 1027 |
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Setarch | Bazar | Abattâdas | Theocracy | 1027 - 1064 |
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Setarch | Nalê | Rôzâruk | Theocracy | 1064 - 1110 | ||||
Setarch | Ginal | Benâth | Theocracy | 1110 - 1137 | Bone Pounder | |||
Setarch | Sînê | Kalamragân | Theocracy | 1137 - 1156 | Char T'riss | |||
Setarch | Salbâth | Niziganâth | Theocracy | 1156 - 1207 | ||||
Setarch | Rônal | Avalninâth | Theocracy | 1207 - 1287 | ||||
Setarch | Irân | Akhôrrâma | Theocracy | 1287 - 1355 |
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Setarch | Imruk | Sapthiladân | Theocracy | 1355 - 1495 |
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Setarch | Minunâth | Kalamragân | Theocracy | 1495 - 1523 |
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Setarch | Hâlê | Aphallanâth | Theocracy | 1523 - 1539 |
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Setarch | Phêri | Hama-Ulmar | Theocracy | 1726 - |