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=Identity= | ==Identity== | ||
;Name:Dractios Waejirus | ;Name:Dractios Waejirus | ||
;Title(s) and Rank(s):Tizianaras - ''Emperor'' | ;Title(s) and Rank(s):Tizianaras - ''Emperor'' | ||
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;Profession:First Tizianar of Waejir | ;Profession:First Tizianar of Waejir | ||
=Description= | ==Description== | ||
;Ethnicity:[[High Noble]] | ;Ethnicity:[[High Noble]] | ||
;Gender:Male | ;Gender:Male | ||
;Age:124 | ;Age:124 sols, (21 BWR -- 41 WR) | ||
;Height:<--number--> m | ;Height:<--number--> m | ||
;Build:<--descriptive--> | ;Build:<--descriptive--> | ||
;Appearance:<!--physical description--> | ;Appearance:<!--physical description--> | ||
=Personality= | ==Personality== | ||
<!--personality description--> | <!--personality description--> | ||
=About= | ==About== | ||
;Home:[[Waejiradur]], [[Waejir]] | ;Home:[[Waejiradur]], [[Waejir]] | ||
;History:The real history of Tizianaras Dractios Waejirus is shrouded in myth and legend, his birth name is forgotten; his accepted name means ''mountain-like of-fate-approved''. What follows is a generally accepted description. of the man, and some of his deeds: | ;History:The real history of Tizianaras Dractios Waejirus is shrouded in myth and legend, his birth name is forgotten; his accepted name means ''mountain-like of-fate-approved''. What follows is a generally accepted description. of the man, and some of his deeds: | ||
:Dractios was one of the firstborn children of the gods, birthed by mortal women. His hair was copper, and his eyes were like topaz. He is said to have been nearly half again the height of a ordinary [[Treahni | :Dractios was one of the firstborn children of the gods, birthed by mortal women. His hair was copper, and his eyes were like topaz. He is said to have been nearly half again the height of a ordinary [[Treahni|treahni]], and to have possessed fantastic powers over the elements, as proof of his divine parentage. The High Nobles, as these strange children with precious metals for hair, and gemstones for eyes became known, elevated themselves above ordinary mortals as divinely chosen rulers of the treahni. | ||
:While not all the seven cities agreed with becoming a unified empire initially, Dractios lead an impressive army, and encouraged acceptance of High Noblitiy as a ruling class. As more and more of these demigods joined his campaign, the treahni nobility eventually acquiesced to being second tier citizens above the commoners, but below the royal line composed entirely of High Nobles. This caste system (High Nobles -> Nobles -> Commoners -> Slaves) has remained in place since the founding of Waejir. Today, each city of Waejir is considered the principality of a High Noble Prince or Princess, but under the umbrella of the Tizianar seated in Waejiradur. | :While not all the seven cities agreed with becoming a unified empire initially, Dractios lead an impressive army, and encouraged acceptance of High Noblitiy as a ruling class. As more and more of these demigods joined his campaign, the treahni nobility eventually acquiesced to being second tier citizens above the commoners, but below the royal line composed entirely of High Nobles. This caste system (High Nobles -> Nobles -> Commoners -> Slaves) has remained in place since the founding of Waejir. Today, each city of Waejir is considered the principality of a High Noble Prince or Princess, but under the umbrella of the Tizianar seated in Waejiradur. | ||
=Connections= | ==Connections== | ||
;Familial: | ;Familial: | ||
:[[Draentias Waejirus]] (son and heir) | :[[Draentias Waejirus]] (son and heir) | ||
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;Professional:<!--list of people--> | ;Professional:<!--list of people--> | ||
=Stories= | ==Stories== | ||
:<!--list of stories about and including this person--> | :<!--list of stories about and including this person--> | ||
==See Also== | |||
[[Category:Deceased Person]] | [[Category:Deceased Person]] | ||
[[Category:Historic Person]] | [[Category:Historic Person]] | ||
[[Category:Mythic Person]] | [[Category:Mythic Person]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:32, 18 August 2022
Identity
- Name
- Dractios Waejirus
- Title(s) and Rank(s)
- Tizianaras - Emperor
- Culture
- Waejiran
- Profession
- First Tizianar of Waejir
Description
- Ethnicity
- High Noble
- Gender
- Male
- Age
- 124 sols, (21 BWR -- 41 WR)
- Height
- <--number--> m
- Build
- <--descriptive-->
- Appearance
Personality
About
- Home
- Waejiradur, Waejir
- History
- The real history of Tizianaras Dractios Waejirus is shrouded in myth and legend, his birth name is forgotten; his accepted name means mountain-like of-fate-approved. What follows is a generally accepted description. of the man, and some of his deeds:
- Dractios was one of the firstborn children of the gods, birthed by mortal women. His hair was copper, and his eyes were like topaz. He is said to have been nearly half again the height of a ordinary treahni, and to have possessed fantastic powers over the elements, as proof of his divine parentage. The High Nobles, as these strange children with precious metals for hair, and gemstones for eyes became known, elevated themselves above ordinary mortals as divinely chosen rulers of the treahni.
- While not all the seven cities agreed with becoming a unified empire initially, Dractios lead an impressive army, and encouraged acceptance of High Noblitiy as a ruling class. As more and more of these demigods joined his campaign, the treahni nobility eventually acquiesced to being second tier citizens above the commoners, but below the royal line composed entirely of High Nobles. This caste system (High Nobles -> Nobles -> Commoners -> Slaves) has remained in place since the founding of Waejir. Today, each city of Waejir is considered the principality of a High Noble Prince or Princess, but under the umbrella of the Tizianar seated in Waejiradur.
Connections
- Familial
- Draentias Waejirus (son and heir)
- Personal
- Professional
