The Thraeo Dynasty

Ascended at age 33 and was died at age 35. Overthrew his then wife, Halemica, under the pretense that she was an irresponsible war monger. Oraeteo took credit for the influx of trade in Thripia. He was defeated in a civil war and killed by Halemica in single combat.

Ascended at the age of 58 and died at age 65. Rule of Thripia passed to Diodys, Halemica's second husband, after her death. Diodys died suddenly during a meal and may have been poisoned by Halemica's son with Oraeteo, Atrucius.

Ascended at age 24 and died at age 87. Caralcis was a genius architect who designed and oversaw the construction of the Gate of Halemica in honor of his grandmother and for the defense of the city. He designed also the Old Palace which was constructed during the reign of his second son, Apheron. He died of old age.

Ascended at age 40 and died at age 67. Apheron married his brother's widow, Ryana, and built the Old Palace based on the designs of his father, Caralcis. He died of a heart attack caused by old age.

Ascended at age 26 and was removed from power at age 42. Pyocla spent his reign accumulating wealth for the monarchy and constructed the Necropolis to house his father. He attempted to dismantle one of the powerful Guilds of Coin at the time and was removed from power when a coalition of guilds rose against him.

Ascended at age 57 and died at age 65. Diodion was unprepared for rule and he largely adhered to the whims of his adviser, the legendary Tibacenos, as well as the Wise Council. In so doing, he made the guilds very powerful. He died of old age.

Ascended at the age of 13 and died at the age of 35. Argemon's rule was known as the reign of the three kings for his cooperation with his brothers, Opheron and Halemeron, who had much influence over his policy. He had many children and was ultimately killed in battle against the Warguide Kadir during the Second Aradin War.

Ascended at age 32 and died at age 32. Halemeron had his brothers' children flee the city, most of which were caught, and was executed by Kadir.

Ascended at age 23 and was deposed at age 32. The youngest of the four daughters of Argemon, Narceres became the first and only ever Dynasty Queen after she succeeded in having her husband assassinated. Most of her reign was spent attempting to stabilize the city, though ultimately she would be deposed by the fractured Wise Council.

Ascended at age 32 and died at age 51. Having lived most of his life on the ocean with little in the way of possessions, Caralcion spent much of his reign indulging in various pleasures. There were many clashes between his supporters and those of Narceres who still held great power in the city. He often assumed direct control of the military and used it to enforce order in Thripia. He died of unexpected illness.

Ascended at age 19 and was deposed at age 35. Manosthenes ended the Second Aradin War when he defeated Norel's army. An eleven year drought decimated Thripia, however, and would lead to a terrible locust plague in which many of Manosthenes' children were killed and for which he was blamed. He was deposed and replaced by his cousin Parolacus.

Ascended at age 33 and died at age 51. A magi of the Cult of Sargos prior to his ascension, Castor gave the Temple of Auromon to the cult and made Sargos the patron deity of Thripia, ending the religious civil strife in the city. He was a zealous and strict individual who was popular among the people of the city but who had many enemies. He died after refusing medical treatment.

Ascended at age 27 and died at age 44. Known as the Snake King, Malciodis acquired power by exploiting the conflict between his brother and sister and killing them both. He helmed a secret clade of assassins known as the Serpentine which he used to kill his political opponents, his preferred method being poison. He divorced his first wife and did not take another, siring his children by consorts. He was murdered by one of them, Aradocia, after decades of his abuse.

Ascended at the age of 35 and died at the age of 58. Tytos, alongside his twin sister Mylodia and his younger brother Dionomon, continued the war against the Shadow Men which began during the reign of his father. A stalemate was reached in the middle years of his rule but conflict would resurface. He vanished at sea.

Ascended at the age of 36 and died at the age of 70. Oberion, despite opposing his elder brother's treaty with the Shadow Empire, maintained it at his request and avoided conflict in the early years of the trade relationship between them and Thripia. His reign would see the rise of the infamous pirate Ouros against whom Oberion protected the treaty. He died of old age.

Ascended at the age of 21 and died at the age of 83. Typhorion was determined to correct the weakness of his father's rule and is believed to have murdered his elder brother Tytoros in order to claim power. He spent his early reign in political conflict with the members of his family, particularly his aunts. Later, he would cement his authority absolutely, greatly strengthen the Guilds and significantly increase Thripia's influence in the Western Sea. He died of disease as the longest reigning Dynasty King.

Ascended at the age of 28 and died at the age of 33. Parius 'the Beggar King' began life homeless but was made Honor Guardian of Orocles' High Consort Pyrocia and later Captain of the Orcarous. He married her after Orocles' death an, in the absence of an heir, became Dynasty King. His rule was atypical as he rejected many of the customs of the Thraeo line. He attempted to redistribute wealth to the poor in the city but was assassinated by the Serpentine.

Ascended at the age of 29 and died at the age of 49. Atroniad was highly educated in preparation for his ascension. At the beginning of his reign, he made a number of small concessions to the unruly people of the city as a form of appeasement. He spent his rule concentrating on the economy, working closely with the Guilds and conceding to most of their demands which ultimately worsened poverty in the city. He died in an unexpected accident.