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Latest revision as of 14:22, 12 November 2021
| James Mogbeth | |
| Former Kaiser of Shireroth | |
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| Began | 1472 |
| Ended | 1473 |
| Predecessor | Kaiser Mors II |
| Successor | Kaiser Letifer I |
| Imperial Bloodline | Grifos |
| Physical description | |
| Biographical information | |
| Spouse(s) | Erin Mogbeth |
| Date of death | 1473 |
| Place of death | outside Shirekeep |
Kaiser Mog I was most famous for giving away the Shirerithian territories of Amity and Mirioth against the will of the people, costing him his throne and earning him immortality as the Cedrist God of Political Blunders. He presided over the establishment of strong relations with the Imperium of Menelmacar, which shared dual citizens with Shireroth, particulary in Elwynn.
Mog's most famous gesture of friendship to the Menelmacari was giving them the two Shirerithian islands of Amity and Mirioth. Many Shirerithians were angered at the move, as both were very old and traditionally important and as Mirioth held the status of Cedrist Holy Land.
The Yardistani launched one of their traditional rebellions against him, and soon Erik Letifer, a cousin of Mog's, took control of the rebel troops. Mog was defeated and killed by Letifer in a climactic battle, having abandoned the traditional royal Sword of Vengeance in favor of his own Halberd of Retribution, and Letifer ascended the throne as Kaiser Letifer I
Just under a year later, the events of Mog's reign served as the inspiration for the tragedy Mogbeth.
| Preceded by: Mors II |
Succession of the Shirithian Kaisership 1472–1473 |
Succeeded by Letifer I |
