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| − | The Emperor of the | + | The [[Emperor of the Sindathi Empire]]. The formal name for the title is ''Avyn Avo’Kaibari'', or "Blessed Lord of the Greatest Men of War." In theory, he wields absolute power over his ''[[avo'kaibari]]'' and, through them, over all Imperial subjects. In reality, his power over his nobles is more muted while his power over commoners is absolute. |
Since the founding of the Sindathi Empire, the emperor has always been of the [[Arrigar]] dynasty, descended from the first emperor, [[Arrigar I]]. He reigns from the [[Mountain Throne]] in [[Arleon]], but is often on the move throughout his realm dealing with crises, visiting vassals, negotiating, mediating, and otherwise carrying on affairs of state. | Since the founding of the Sindathi Empire, the emperor has always been of the [[Arrigar]] dynasty, descended from the first emperor, [[Arrigar I]]. He reigns from the [[Mountain Throne]] in [[Arleon]], but is often on the move throughout his realm dealing with crises, visiting vassals, negotiating, mediating, and otherwise carrying on affairs of state. | ||
Revision as of 17:32, 12 March 2021
The Emperor of the Sindathi Empire. The formal name for the title is Avyn Avo’Kaibari, or "Blessed Lord of the Greatest Men of War." In theory, he wields absolute power over his avo'kaibari and, through them, over all Imperial subjects. In reality, his power over his nobles is more muted while his power over commoners is absolute.
Since the founding of the Sindathi Empire, the emperor has always been of the Arrigar dynasty, descended from the first emperor, Arrigar I. He reigns from the Mountain Throne in Arleon, but is often on the move throughout his realm dealing with crises, visiting vassals, negotiating, mediating, and otherwise carrying on affairs of state.
