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XII - Sellun es Diesra Arual
The 86-year reign of Emperor Sellun was one of the most peaceful periods in the history of Margel and Welfern. During palace intrigues, after the death of Emperor Raidar, who failed to take care of the issue of succession in advance, his two-year-old son was crowned. Taking advantage of his suzerain's helplessness, his vassals limited imperial power, first establishing an imperial council, and then a senate of the empire, consisting of the governors of its regions. The emperor was left with the right to vote only in cases where the senate and the council could not reach an agreement, which happened very rarely.
In Sellun's early (and incapable) years, a man named Harisen Linefront, one of the founders of the senate and the supreme council of the empire, served as his regent. Despite his treacherous seizure of power, historians describe him as a fair and very hardworking man, equally concerned with the well-being of his native Willia and the empire as a whole. He devised a system of public executions "reserved" specifically for people holding official positions in the government. He believed that this would encourage his colleagues to treat their work with greater responsibility.
During the years of Sellun's "reign," the northern part of the empire began to be developed, but no significant events or changes occurred.
During his life, Sellun did not take part in governing the country and instead pursued his own hobbies – drawing, reading, and other activities that did not require socialization.
Effect: none, but this part is still necessary for the transition to the next one.
The 86-year reign of Emperor Sellun was one of the most peaceful periods in the history of Margel and Welfern. During palace intrigues, after the death of Emperor Raidar, who failed to take care of the issue of succession in advance, his two-year-old son was crowned. Taking advantage of his suzerain's helplessness, his vassals limited imperial power, first establishing an imperial council, and then a senate of the empire, consisting of the governors of its regions. The emperor was left with the right to vote only in cases where the senate and the council could not reach an agreement, which happened very rarely.
In Sellun's early (and incapable) years, a man named Harisen Linefront, one of the founders of the senate and the supreme council of the empire, served as his regent. Despite his treacherous seizure of power, historians describe him as a fair and very hardworking man, equally concerned with the well-being of his native Willia and the empire as a whole. He devised a system of public executions "reserved" specifically for people holding official positions in the government. He believed that this would encourage his colleagues to treat their work with greater responsibility.
During the years of Sellun's "reign," the northern part of the empire began to be developed, but no significant events or changes occurred.
During his life, Sellun did not take part in governing the country and instead pursued his own hobbies – drawing, reading, and other activities that did not require socialization.
Effect: none, but this part is still necessary for the transition to the next one.