List of Laus Rulers

Rulers of the Laus

Overview

The Laus have a long history of dynastic rule, going back to their founding by the legendary King Adinon over two thousand years ago. Over the course of this history Four Great Dynasties have distinguished themselves as the most venerable and influential, each defining a major era in Laus history. These include the Adinid, Sêmárid, Láikadin, and Midan dynasties. There are also a number of minor realms that arose during the interregnums of these dynasties, which often played integral roles in the ascent of the next. The following lists record the rulers of both the Four Great Dynasties and some of the minor realms, in addition to outlining the cultural norms and traditions with regard to dynastic legitimacy.  

Legitimacy

Tradition

Lineage

Religion

Legendary Rulers

Laus mythology records a group of legendary figures that ruled over the Ancient Sirii people, before the Laus had become a distinct group. These Seven Sirii Patriarchs, Eon Irreda [2800-2470]
Arren Eoneda [2470-2183]
Siradrin Arreneda [2183-1637]
Hesadrin Siradreda [1637-1282]
Arimeon Hesadreda [1282-1098]
Nithudrin Arimeidas [1098-930]
Eradrin Nithudrinidas [930-888]
(b. 961)
 

Adinid Dynasty [849-298 AVK]

First of the Four Great Dynasties, the Adinids have their origins in the very founding myths of the Laus people. It was established by Kaigos Adinon, son of Eradrin the last of the ancient Sirii Patriarchs. He led his followers west out of Anosfae to settle the Laus homeland after receiving a divine vision from Siris, or so the story goes. After more than a decade spent carving out a realm for his burgeoning people, Adinon founded a great city in his name, Adinasis. This city which would serve as the royal seat of his descendents for over five centuries, and would endure long past their memory. This dynasty is considered to be semi-legendary, with limited sources of uncertain accuracy and extensive embellishment, but is included in most chronicles and traditional genealogies.
  I. Adinon Eradrinidas [849-709]
(b. 910)
  II. Ariston Adinidas [709-701]
(b. 857)
  III. Anâris Adinidon Aristidas [701-686]
(b. 798)
  IV. Korisas Adinidon Anâridas [686-636]
(b. 745)
  V. Êsirrin Adinidon Korisidas [636-581]
(b. 702)
  VI. Korrin Adinidon Êsiridas [581-554]
(b. 656)
  VII. Aikaris Adinidon Korrinidas [554-516]
(b. 609)
  VIII. Seikas Adinidon Aikaridas [516-443]
(b. 551)
  IX. Varikas Adinidon Seikaidas [443-418]
(b. 504)
  X. Miakas Adinidon Varikidas [418-349]
(b. 446)
  XI. Oihanis Adinidon Miakidas [349-332]
(b. 403)
  XII. Eraios Adinidon Varikidas [332-328]
(b. 438)
  XIII. Akaios Adinidon Eraidas [328-307]
(b. 382)
  XIV. Artais Adinidon Akaidas [307-298]
(b. 314)
 

Sêmárid Dynasty [72 AVK - 271 ASK]

I. Ethistos I Akeridas [72-53]
(b. 98)   II. Sêmáros I Ethistidas [53-10]
(b. 75)   III. Akeris I Sêmáridas [10 AVK - 16 ASK]
(b. 49)   IV. Ethistos II Sêmáridon Akeridas [16-64]
(b. 20)   V. Miásthenis Sêmáridon Ethistidas [64-]
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Isikana Dynasty [760-971]

I. Karis I
II.
III. Karis II
IV. Tharidas I
V. Karis III
VI.
VII.
VIII.
IX. Karis IV
X. Tharidas II
Kîkáidas
Tharidas III

Midan Dynasty [1040-1334]

 

Other Laus Nations

Archonate of Miluran [1352-1456]

Akaios

Kingdom of Mirimar [1340-1454]

 

Selaki Estates [1344-1451]

 

Fareni Kingdom [1348-1456]

Seikos I Aremidas [1348-]
Zeran Seikidas
Seikos II Esufonn Zeranidas
Aleia Esufonn Zeranide
Kailos I Esufonn Iaridas
Seikos III Esufonn Kailidas
Kailos II Esufonn Seikidas
Kailaste Esufonn Kailide