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|peopleinvolved = [[Viridian Order]], Emperor [[Henri III]] ...As the first organization to receive a Royal Charter by Emperor [[Theomar I]], the Viridian Knights were the forebears of many of the groups that exist

...rs such as Theomar I or Henri III, but also horrible rulers like Justinian I in 302 AC, the Imperial lineage from the [[House Ivrae|Ivrae de Sange]] to ===Holy Theomar I (5-67 AC)===

...ead of the [[Regalian Empire]]’s government, thus being second only to the Emperor. The Arch Chancellor position was created after the [[Five Family Rebellion ==Thedmir I (5-21 AC) & Marianne I (7-21 AC)==

...chivalrous Knight, cut from a different cloth and with the approval of the Emperor's benediction and blessing. The repository of all played Knights can be fou ...the other Chapter members to give them the peace of mind to carry out the Emperor's will in foreign lands, while the other Chapters guard the home front. Hoh

...lands with easy traversal. While he was not ignored, now Emperor [[Theomar I]] and the heads of the other now ascended families had more pressing concer ...d levies from his homeland. As they marched south, obeying the will of the Emperor, they supplied how they could, and were once again the shock troops of the

...ely early on in the development of the [[Regalian Empire]]. In the wake of Emperor [[Theomar]]’s death and the religious schism that followed, many low-leve ...ve his blessing to the idea of a “court of religious conversation” and the Emperor agreed. In 90 AC, he bestowed the charter, and Olaf set about establishing

...symbol of Imperial glory and stability, and considered an extension of the Emperor’s might over all Regalian adversaries. Many citizens look favorably on th ...ir expectations from a code of honor, Soldiers do so out of loyalty to the Emperor and for the well-being of one's fellow Soldier. A disloyal Soldier is likel

...symbol of Imperial glory and stability, and considered an extension of the Emperor’s might over all Regalian adversaries. Many citizens look favorably on th ...ir expectations from a code of honor, Soldiers do so out of loyalty to the Emperor and for the well-being of one's fellow Soldier. A disloyal Soldier is likel