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*Took charge of the government after the disappearance of the Kaiming Emperor. Later it was discovered that he was one of the culprits for the kidnapping of the Emperor.</small> | *Took charge of the government after the disappearance of the Kaiming Emperor. Later it was discovered that he was one of the culprits for the kidnapping of the Emperor.</small> | ||
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| [[Kaiming Emperor]] <small>(4950 ASC - 4955 ASC)</small> | |||
[[Regency Council]] <small>(4955 ASC - 4961 ASC)</small> | |||
[[Zanding Emperor]] <small>(4961 ASC - 4987 ASC)</small> | |||
[[Ci Emperor]] <small>(4987 ASC - 5028 ASC)</small> | |||
| 4950 ASC - 5028 ASC | |||
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As long serving servant to the Throne, Fong attempted to stabilise the country and expand the Jingdaoese culture. Old rites returned and large-scale events were held to bind the people to their Emperor.</small> | |||
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| Hannes Leonard Windsor | |||
| [[Ci Emperor]] <small>(5054 ASC - 5081 ASC)</small> | |||
| 5054 ASC - 5081 ASC | |||
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Appointed on the advice of the Jingbuist Unitary Party of Jingdao en Zuidbatavië. Took unpaid leave in the Navy, as Captain.</small> | |||
Revision as of 13:56, 15 May 2016
The Diwang, for a short time - during the Second Empire - also called Chancellor of the Empire (or Dachen) is the head of the Grand Secretariat of Jingdao. He's appointed by the Heavenly Light and appoints on his turn the Ministers and personnel.
List of Diwangs
| Picture | Name | Emperor | Period | Notes |
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Yuan Windsor | Kaiming Emperor (4779 ASC - 4835 ASC) | 4780 ASC - 4877 ASC |
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Ching Fong | Kaiming Emperor (4950 ASC - 4955 ASC)
Regency Council (4955 ASC - 4961 ASC) Zanding Emperor (4961 ASC - 4987 ASC) Ci Emperor (4987 ASC - 5028 ASC) |
4950 ASC - 5028 ASC |
As long serving servant to the Throne, Fong attempted to stabilise the country and expand the Jingdaoese culture. Old rites returned and large-scale events were held to bind the people to their Emperor. |
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Hannes Leonard Windsor | Ci Emperor (5054 ASC - 5081 ASC) | 5054 ASC - 5081 ASC |
Appointed on the advice of the Jingbuist Unitary Party of Jingdao en Zuidbatavië. Took unpaid leave in the Navy, as Captain.
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Andreas Mor'Ler | Duchang Emperor (5188 - 5216 ASC)
Tianhou Emperor (5216 ASC - 5223 ASC) Duchang Emperor (5223 ASC - 5273 ASC) |
5188 ASC - 5326 ASC |
Bastard son of Rollin the Conqueror who supported Jezza to take the Throne.
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Xi Hungming |
Haigui Emperor (5825 ASC - 5855 ASC) |
5825 ASC - 5855 ASC |
With the death of the Haigui Emperor, the Chancellor was shot death and buried together with his Heavenly Light on orders of the Dashi Emperor. He was buried with the highest military honour in the temple of Catavia.
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Alexander Myksos |
Zettai Emperor (6007 ASC - 6064 ASC) |
6007 ASC - 6064 ASC |
After having ashamed his Emperor, Alexander was fired and removed from his office. Not long after that, he died in a car accident.
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Haderik Widukund | Zettai Emperor (6064 ASC - 6080 ASC)
Kattei Emperor (6080 ASC - 6120 ASC) |
6064 ASC - 6120 ASC |
Died during the participation in a nuclear detonation program.
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Joseph Myksos |
Kattei Emperor (6120 ASC - present) |
6120 ASC - present |
His first task as Chancellor was to declare war on Constancia, starting the Euran War. |
