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'''Erik Rrakanychan Agni | '''Erik Rrakanychan Agni Raynor''', Count of [[Monty Crisco]], Baron of Dolor, reigned as '''Kaiser Agni''' from 1548 until his death in 1551. Early on in his kaisership, he decreed Kit Dayne to be his concubine. He spent energy reforming the [[Charter of Shireroth]] and ensuring that there were laws in place banning ridicule of the kaisership. | ||
In international affairs, he was extremely active. He steered the [[Small Commonwealth]] into adopting the [[Small Treaty of Non-Aggression]]. Moreover, he received [[Emperor of the Natopians|Emperor]] [[Nathan]] of [[Natopia]] and his newly married husband [[William Strauss|Prince William]] for a state visit. | In international affairs, he was extremely active. He steered the [[Small Commonwealth]] into adopting the [[Small Treaty of Non-Aggression]]. Moreover, he received [[Emperor of the Natopians|Emperor]] [[Nathan]] of [[Natopia]] and his newly married husband [[William Strauss|Prince William]] for a state visit. | ||
He reportedly died out of boredom. In the Landsraad, Aurangzeb Khan led the nobles in mourning, ending the orbituary with the famed words: ''In memoriam Agni, imperator Imperium Mangorum, who died for want of a memorable ending. Requiescat in pace.'' | He reportedly died out of boredom. In the Landsraad, Aurangzeb Khan led the nobles in mourning, ending the orbituary with the famed words: ''In memoriam Agni, imperator Imperium Mangorum, who died for want of a memorable ending. Requiescat in pace.'' | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:15, 16 May 2023
| Erik Rrakanychan Agni Raynor | |
| Former Kaiser of Shireroth | |
|---|---|
| Began | 1548 |
| Ended | 1551 |
| Predecessor | Kaiser Reynardine I |
| Successor | Kaiser Erasmas |
| Steward |
Ari Kaukainen (1548–1550) Oroigawa Koreyasu (1550–1551) |
| Imperial Bloodline | Raynor |
| Physical description | |
| Biographical information | |
| Spouse(s) | Kit Dayne (Imperial Concubine) |
| Date of birth | 1490 |
| Date of death | 1551 |
| Place of death | Raynor's Keep |
Erik Rrakanychan Agni Raynor, Count of Monty Crisco, Baron of Dolor, reigned as Kaiser Agni from 1548 until his death in 1551. Early on in his kaisership, he decreed Kit Dayne to be his concubine. He spent energy reforming the Charter of Shireroth and ensuring that there were laws in place banning ridicule of the kaisership.
In international affairs, he was extremely active. He steered the Small Commonwealth into adopting the Small Treaty of Non-Aggression. Moreover, he received Emperor Nathan of Natopia and his newly married husband Prince William for a state visit.
He reportedly died out of boredom. In the Landsraad, Aurangzeb Khan led the nobles in mourning, ending the orbituary with the famed words: In memoriam Agni, imperator Imperium Mangorum, who died for want of a memorable ending. Requiescat in pace.
| Preceded by: Position created |
Acting Primate of the Small Commonwealth 1547–1548 |
Succeeded by himself as Primate |
| Preceded by: Himself as Acting Primate |
Primate of the Small Commonwealth 1548–1551 |
Succeeded by Erik Ezekiel Mortis (Kaiser Mors VI) |
