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The [[Imperator of Caphiria]] is the popularly and aristocratically recognized chief of state and head of government for the [[Imperium of Caphiria]], wielding power over its citizens and military.
The [[Imperator of Caphiria]] is the popularly and aristocratically recognized chief of state and head of government for the [[Imperium of Caphiria]], wielding power over its citizens and military.


Prior to the First Imperium, regions of the empire were ruled by provincial military governors answerable to and authorized by the "People and Legions of Caphiria". Caphiria and its Senate were ruled by a variety of magistrates – of whom the Imperator was the most powerful. Imperators were generals with decades long successful military careers who were able to transition into a political leadership role. With the respect of the military and the support from the people, Imperators held extreme power and influence and would eventually become the sole legal and practical dominant citizen with power over all other magistrates.
Prior to the First Imperium in the 2nd century, regions of the empire were ruled by provincial military governors answerable to and authorized by the "People and Legions of Caphiria". Caphiria and its Senate were ruled by a variety of magistrates – of whom the Imperator was the most powerful. Imperators were generals with decades long successful military careers who were able to transition into a political leadership role. With the respect of the military and the support from the people, Imperators held extreme power and influence and would eventually become the sole legal and practical dominant citizen with power over all other magistrates.


After the [[War of the Republic (109 AD)|War of the Republic]] in 109 AD, the era of the republic would end and birth the Imperium and its head of state, which took on the title of Imperator. Early imperators were careful to maintain the façade of republican rule, rejecting claims of tyranny, dictatorship, and the title of emperor with their own claims of already having the two most important powers: ''imperium maius'' and ''pyramidis imperia''; supreme executive power and being at the top of the pyramid of military command.
After the [[War of the Republic (109 AD)|War of the Republic]] in 109 AD, the era of the republic would end and birth the Imperium and its head of state, which took on the title of Imperator. Early imperators were careful to maintain the façade of republican rule, rejecting claims of tyranny, dictatorship, and the title of emperor with their own claims of already having the two most important powers: ''imperium maius'' and ''pyramidis imperia''; supreme executive power and being at the top of the pyramid of military command.


Historically, the term 'Imperator' as the head of state is relatively new - however the term 'imperator' referring to the de facto general of the army and political ruler has existed since the Kingdom era. The term has evolved to include any historical head of state because it emphasizes the strong links between the ruler and the army (on whose support the ruler's power depended), and does not discriminate between the personal styles of rule and titles in different phases of the Imperium. Because of this (lack of) distinction, there is no definitive list of how many Imperators there have been, or how many there have been.
Historically, the term 'Imperator' as the head of state is relatively new - however the term 'imperator' referring to the de facto general of the army and political ruler has existed since the Kingdom era. The term has evolved to include any historical head of state because it emphasizes the strong links between the ruler and the army (on whose support the ruler's power depended), and does not discriminate between the personal styles of rule and titles in different phases of the Imperium. Because of this (lack of) distinction, there is no definitive list of how many Imperators there have been, or how many there have been.
 
According to the Department of Statistics within the Censorial Assembly however, the first canonical Imperator is Augustus Rahla which coincides with the beginning of the First Imperium in 136 AD. Assassination is responsible for virtually all in-office deaths, with only a small number of Imperators dying of natural causes in-office. An even smaller amount have abdicated or voluntarily relinquished their title.


According to the Department of Statistics within the [[Censorial Assembly]], the first canonical Imperator is [[Augustus Rahla]] which coincides with the beginning of the First Imperium in 136 AD. Assassination is responsible for virtually all in-office deaths, with only a small number of Imperators dying of natural causes in-office. An even smaller amount have abdicated or voluntarily relinquished their title.
== First Imperium (136-890 AD) ==
== First Imperium (136-890 AD) ==
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| style="vertical-align:middle;" | Augustus Rahla
| style="vertical-align:middle;" |Augustus Rahla
|
|136-161 AD
| style="text-align:center;" | -
| style="text-align:center;" |Founder of the Sudrea-Rahla Dynasty,
consolidating power after a period of unrest
| style="vertical-align:middle;" |
| style="vertical-align:middle;" |
| style="vertical-align:middle; background-color:#D5E1FF;" | Sudrea-Rahla Dynasty
* Established the First Imperium
*Strengthened the military
*ntroduced key administrative reforms
| style="vertical-align:middle; background-color:#D5E1FF;" |Sudrea-Rahla Dynasty
|-
|-
| style="text-decoration:underline; color:#00E;" |
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| style="vertical-align:middle;" | Augustus Orgyrato
| style="vertical-align:middle;" |Augustus Orgyrato
|
|161-178 AD
| style="text-align:center;" | -
| style="text-align:center;" |Son of Augustus Rahla,
succeeded after his father's death
| style="vertical-align:middle;" |
| style="vertical-align:middle;" |
| style="vertical-align:middle; background-color:#D5E1FF;" | Sudrea-Rahla Dynasty
*Expanded Caphiria's territory
*Encouraged cultural development
*Improved infrastructure
| style="vertical-align:middle; background-color:#D5E1FF;" |Sudrea-Rahla Dynasty
|-
|-
| style="text-decoration:underline; color:#00E;" |
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| style="vertical-align:middle;" | Augustus Valivia
| style="vertical-align:middle;" |Augustus Valivia
|178-197 AD
| style="text-align:center;" |Cousin of Augustus Orgyrato,
chosen as successor due to Orgyrato's lack of an heir
| style="vertical-align:middle;" |
*Implemented legal reforms
*Fostered trade relations
*Patron of the arts
| style="vertical-align:middle; background-color:#D5E1FF;" |Sudrea-Rahla Dynasty
|-
|
|
| style="text-align:center;" | -
|Augustus Seraphio
| style="vertical-align:middle;" |
|197-213 AD
|Nephew of Augustus Valivia,secured the throne after a brief power struggle
|
*Focused on domestic policies
*Strengthened the economy
*Supported scientific advancements
| style="vertical-align:middle; background-color:#D5E1FF;" |Sudrea-Rahla Dynasty
|-
|
|Augustus Carantus
|213-233 AD
|Son of Augustus Seraphio, ascended the throne after his father's peaceful death
|
*Maintained stability and prosperity
*Expanded public works projects
*Promoted religious tolerance
| style="vertical-align:middle; background-color:#D5E1FF;" | Sudrea-Rahla Dynasty
| style="vertical-align:middle; background-color:#D5E1FF;" | Sudrea-Rahla Dynasty
|}
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==Second Imperium (900-1172)==
== Second Imperium (900-1172) ==
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==Dark Period==
== Dark Period ==
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==Third Imperium (1283 - 1782)==
== Third Imperium (1283 - 1782) ==
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==Fourth Imperium (1782 - present)==
== Fourth Imperium (1782 - present) ==
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|Arturpiulerix II
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|1852-1876 (24 years)
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|Arturpiulerix III
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|1876-1887 (11 years)
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|[[Niceroslav]]
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|1887-1911 (24 years)
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|[[Magasevetus]]
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|1911-1950 (39 years)
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|Magasevetus II
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|1950-1954 (4 years)
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|Marance
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|1954-1959 (5 years)
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|Atancello
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|1959-1988 (29 years)
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|Arieri IV
|Atancello II
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|1988-2025 (37 years)
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|[[Constantinus I]]
|[[Constantinus I]]
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|2025-present
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|[[Panther Estate]]
|[[Panther Estate]]
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Latest revision as of 19:37, 3 December 2023

The Imperator of Caphiria is the popularly and aristocratically recognized chief of state and head of government for the Imperium of Caphiria, wielding power over its citizens and military.

Prior to the First Imperium in the 2nd century, regions of the empire were ruled by provincial military governors answerable to and authorized by the "People and Legions of Caphiria". Caphiria and its Senate were ruled by a variety of magistrates – of whom the Imperator was the most powerful. Imperators were generals with decades long successful military careers who were able to transition into a political leadership role. With the respect of the military and the support from the people, Imperators held extreme power and influence and would eventually become the sole legal and practical dominant citizen with power over all other magistrates.

After the War of the Republic in 109 AD, the era of the republic would end and birth the Imperium and its head of state, which took on the title of Imperator. Early imperators were careful to maintain the façade of republican rule, rejecting claims of tyranny, dictatorship, and the title of emperor with their own claims of already having the two most important powers: imperium maius and pyramidis imperia; supreme executive power and being at the top of the pyramid of military command.

Historically, the term 'Imperator' as the head of state is relatively new - however the term 'imperator' referring to the de facto general of the army and political ruler has existed since the Kingdom era. The term has evolved to include any historical head of state because it emphasizes the strong links between the ruler and the army (on whose support the ruler's power depended), and does not discriminate between the personal styles of rule and titles in different phases of the Imperium. Because of this (lack of) distinction, there is no definitive list of how many Imperators there have been, or how many there have been.

According to the Department of Statistics within the Censorial Assembly, the first canonical Imperator is Augustus Rahla which coincides with the beginning of the First Imperium in 136 AD. Assassination is responsible for virtually all in-office deaths, with only a small number of Imperators dying of natural causes in-office. An even smaller amount have abdicated or voluntarily relinquished their title.

First Imperium (136-890 AD)

Image Name Reign Succession Life details House / Dynasty / Estate
Augustus Rahla 136-161 AD Founder of the Sudrea-Rahla Dynasty,

consolidating power after a period of unrest

  • Established the First Imperium
  • Strengthened the military
  • ntroduced key administrative reforms
 Sudrea-Rahla Dynasty
Augustus Orgyrato 161-178 AD Son of Augustus Rahla,

succeeded after his father's death

  • Expanded Caphiria's territory
  • Encouraged cultural development
  • Improved infrastructure
 Sudrea-Rahla Dynasty
Augustus Valivia 178-197 AD Cousin of Augustus Orgyrato,

chosen as successor due to Orgyrato's lack of an heir

  • Implemented legal reforms
  • Fostered trade relations
  • Patron of the arts
 Sudrea-Rahla Dynasty
Augustus Seraphio 197-213 AD Nephew of Augustus Valivia,secured the throne after a brief power struggle
  • Focused on domestic policies
  • Strengthened the economy
  • Supported scientific advancements
 Sudrea-Rahla Dynasty
Augustus Carantus 213-233 AD Son of Augustus Seraphio, ascended the throne after his father's peaceful death
  • Maintained stability and prosperity
  • Expanded public works projects
  • Promoted religious tolerance
 Sudrea-Rahla Dynasty

Second Imperium (900-1172)

Portrait Name Reign Succession Life details House / Dynasty / Estate
-
-
-

Dark Period

Portrait Name Reign Succession Life details House / Dynasty / Estate
-
-
-

Third Imperium (1283 - 1782)

Portrait Name Reign Succession Life details House / Dynasty / Estate
-
-
-

Fourth Imperium (1782 - present)

Portrait Name Reign Succession Life details House / Dynasty / Estate
-
-
-
-
-
-
Arturpiulerix II 1852-1876 (24 years) -
Arturpiulerix III 1876-1887 (11 years) -
Niceroslav 1887-1911 (24 years) -
Magasevetus 1911-1950 (39 years) -
Magasevetus II 1950-1954 (4 years) -
Marance 1954-1959 (5 years) -
Atancello 1959-1988 (29 years) -
Atancello II 1988-2025 (37 years) -
ConstantinusPortrait.jpg Constantinus I 2025-present - Panther Estate
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