Abjaksan

The Abjaksan are a group of people native to one of each of the seven great lands of Qirsyllviar. They are the seven who, through existence alone, maintain balance between good and evil. They are easily identifiable by their unique heterochromatic eyes (crimson in the right and blue in the left) like the twin moons of Qirsyllviar. There always seven, no more no less, continuously reincarnated when one dies.
==Origins==
The only record of how the first seven came to be is recorded in the Fabella de Primus Septem, the holy text of Septifidelity. They left no record of their lifetimes otherwise. Nevertheless, the story of how they stopped evil from enslaving Qirsyllviar grew and was passed down for generations until it became legend.
===The Legend of the Abjaksan===
==Powers & Abilities==
Despite their role as balance keepers spread across the world, the powers of the abjaksan operate on a principle, "The Power of Seven." While they are powerful in their own right, alone they only have their own strength, but the more that are nearby the more powerful each becomes. And when all seven are together, they are unbeatable.
The abjaksan tend to spontaneously develop unique powers normally not seen amongst their own birth race. While sometimes hereditary based on the family lines they're born into, some are practically unheard of, or only appear once in many generations.
While the abjaksan tend to develop their own powers, all abjaksan share certain powers:
They have two unique abilities with their eyes. These are activated by closing both eyes, focusing on one eye, and then reopening that particular eye while keeping the other one closed. The crimson eye, called the "Devil's Eye," allows the abjaksan to see spirits of the dead, which are normally invisible unless they want to be seen. The blue eye, called "Angel's Eye," allows the abjaksan to see through anything, even invisibility enchantments.
All abjaksan have the power of omnilingualism, the ability to speak and understand any spoken language. However, this ability stops at speech; and so reading different languages requires study.
=== Pragbhava Asurya Niyogin ===
Another ability of theirs, which is the most powerful and most fearsome, is the "Pragbhava Asurya Niyogin," also simply known as the "Niyogin." It is a combination of the power of all their past lives; their wisdom, knowledge, and power. When this happens, both their eyes glow bright green and they are capable of almost unimaginable feats. Like their normal powers, it is more powerful when more than one abjaksan is in proximity. An abjaksan will usually go into this state when they are in real danger, or when they go into a sufficient rage of fury. But they can also, if mastered, go into it at will. They can also go into this state more easily, mastered or not, during Harmonic Convergence once every four thousand years.
=== Dangers of the Powers of the Abjaksan ===
Whatever their powers, all abjaksan must take care to control them; with each reincarnation, their developed powers grow in strength as their spirits draw on the residual energies left behind over time by their past lives. If an abjaksan taps into it, they can increase their powers hundreds-fold; but if they become arrogant or overconfident and tap too deeply they can lose all control as their bodies take on more power than they can handle.
If this happens they can become overwhelmed and be destroyed. In extreme cases, the explosion of power can wipe out everything miles around. Such an incident has only happened twice: the first time was roughly two centuries after the creation of the abjaksan. It happened during the Kanjiniro-Tografik War of ancient Soynaltiar and is known to Soynaltian history as the Great Ketellaao, when the abjaksan of Maritymir, siding with one of the competing dynasties, lost control trying to use her power to control alien technology; she was vaporized but her power triggered a dormant fault line that shook the continent for fourteen full days and created many tsunamis, some nearly two miles high. The devastation resulted in over half of Soynaltiar's original lands, mostly lands to the southwest and the east, breaking off and moving further out, becoming large subcontinental islands outlying the mainland. The second and last time was roughly two millenniums later, when an abjaksan of Tarak was overwhelmed and destroyed by his power, and the resulting explosion destroyed the city of Shon (शोण), the capital of the Empire of Ekhshau, and the surrounding towns. The aftermath of it resulted in the fall of the empire.
==Reincarnation==
Since the first seven, the abjaksan have been continuously reincarnated so that there are always seven at a time. When one dies a new one is born at least a few weeks after their predecessor's death. It should also be noted that the reincarnations are not race specific, meaning that any race, half-breed or not, can produce an abjaksan. Though reincarnations into a specific race are usually by chance alone, Tirnanog is the exception; its abjaksan is reincarnated in a cycle.
==Tallulah & Zenovia==
Tallulah and Zenovia are ancient immortal half-twin sisters that created the abjaksan in the first place. Their mother was Tianne, a human, but Tallulah's father was an angel, making her a nephilim, and Zenovia's father was demon, making her a cambion. While born opposites, both sisters shared the same belief: Voldrazar had to be stopped.
And so the sisters gathered seven individuals and gifted them with the power needed to stand up to Voldrazar, and lock him away.
==Known Abjaksan==
===Soligaia===
Name 	☿ 	Race 	Ethnicity 	Homeland/Country 	Lifetime 	age at death
Minerve Anmut Dahl 	♀ 	Human 	????? 	Somewhere in what is now the State of the Teutonic Order (Ordensstaat). 	2200'sACZ 	
Minerve Anmut Dahl 	First abjaksan of Soligaia. 
Popular legend says that Minerve was the ruler of a powerful advanced civilization and/or empire that spanned more then half of Soligaia at the height of its power. The name of the civilization has been lost to time (and is known by historians, who continue to debate its alleged existence, as the "Minervian Empire") after it was destroyed in a single day and night by the machinations and dreaded armies of the Dark Lord Voldrazar. The destruction of her empire and the suffering of her people is believed to be the primary motivator of her cooperation with Tallulah and Zenovia to become an abjaksan.	First abjaksan of Soligaia. 
Popular legend says that Minerve was the ruler of a powerful advanced civilization and/or empire that spanned more then half of Soligaia at the height of its power. The name of the civilization has been lost to time (and is known by historians, who continue to debate its alleged existence, as the "Minervian Empire") after it was destroyed in a single day and night by the machinations and dreaded armies of the Dark Lord Voldrazar. The destruction of her empire and the suffering of her people is believed to be the primary motivator of her cooperation with Tallulah and Zenovia to become an abjaksan.	First abjaksan of Soligaia. 
Popular legend says that Minerve was the ruler of a powerful advanced civilization and/or empire that spanned more then half of Soligaia at the height of its power. The name of the civilization has been lost to time (and is known by historians, who continue to debate its alleged existence, as the "Minervian Empire") after it was destroyed in a single day and night by the machinations and dreaded armies of the Dark Lord Voldrazar. The destruction of her empire and the suffering of her people is believed to be the primary motivator of her cooperation with Tallulah and Zenovia to become an abjaksan.	First abjaksan of Soligaia. 
Popular legend says that Minerve was the ruler of a powerful advanced civilization and/or empire that spanned more then half of Soligaia at the height of its power. The name of the civilization has been lost to time (and is known by historians, who continue to debate its alleged existence, as the "Minervian Empire") after it was destroyed in a single day and night by the machinations and dreaded armies of the Dark Lord Voldrazar. The destruction of her empire and the suffering of her people is believed to be the primary motivator of her cooperation with Tallulah and Zenovia to become an abjaksan.	First abjaksan of Soligaia. 
Popular legend says that Minerve was the ruler of a powerful advanced civilization and/or empire that spanned more then half of Soligaia at the height of its power. The name of the civilization has been lost to time (and is known by historians, who continue to debate its alleged existence, as the "Minervian Empire") after it was destroyed in a single day and night by the machinations and dreaded armies of the Dark Lord Voldrazar. The destruction of her empire and the suffering of her people is believed to be the primary motivator of her cooperation with Tallulah and Zenovia to become an abjaksan.	First abjaksan of Soligaia. 
Popular legend says that Minerve was the ruler of a powerful advanced civilization and/or empire that spanned more then half of Soligaia at the height of its power. The name of the civilization has been lost to time (and is known by historians, who continue to debate its alleged existence, as the "Minervian Empire") after it was destroyed in a single day and night by the machinations and dreaded armies of the Dark Lord Voldrazar. The destruction of her empire and the suffering of her people is believed to be the primary motivator of her cooperation with Tallulah and Zenovia to become an abjaksan.
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Rokkier Ironstone 	♂ 	Dwarf 	 	????? 	????? 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	
Tiberius Sergius Ignatius	♂ 	Human 	Incolo 	Solaris 	[…] – 4518PCZ 	
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Adelaide Corvinus 	♀ 	Vampire (Zigratic) 	????? 	Ardeal 	Yuisk 30, 4518PCZ – Still living 	Still living
Adelaide Corvinus 	Born into the royal family of Ardeal, and current reigning Queen-Empress.	Born into the royal family of Ardeal, and current reigning Queen-Empress.	Born into the royal family of Ardeal, and current reigning Queen-Empress.	Born into the royal family of Ardeal, and current reigning Queen-Empress.	Born into the royal family of Ardeal, and current reigning Queen-Empress.	Born into the royal family of Ardeal, and current reigning Queen-Empress.
===Aquilonis===
Name 	☿ 	Race 	Ethnicity 	Homeland/Country 	Lifetime 	age at death
Aragrawp Dryhlano 	♂ 	Half-Giant 	????? 	Somewhere in what is now-called Kutsal Topraklar (𐰚𐱇𐰽𐰀𐰠 𐱃𐰆𐰯𐰺𐰀𐰚𐰠𐰀𐰼). 	2200'sACZ 	
Aragrawp Dryhlano 	First abjaksan of Aquilonis. 	First abjaksan of Aquilonis. 	First abjaksan of Aquilonis. 	First abjaksan of Aquilonis. 	First abjaksan of Aquilonis. 	First abjaksan of Aquilonis.
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Bastpaduse 	♂ 	Human 	Nubian 	Ancient Kemet 	????? 	
Alladin ibn Qasim al-Sezamiالْلادِن يبن قسيم السيزامي 	♂ 	Human 	Ikaj 	Ancient Dahabi 	[…] – 267ACZ
----[…] – 2799QA 	
Alladin ibn Qasim al-Sezamiالْلادِن يبن قسيم السيزامي 	Founder and ruler of the Lost City of Sezami and the ancient kingdom of the same name. He ruled for nearly fifty years before his city vanished beneath the sands of the Great Dahabi Desert following a massive sandstorm, leading to both his death and the collapse of his kingdom.
Most of the major Ikaj kingdoms and dynasties of Dahabi claim descent from him through his many children, naming him their progenitor.	Founder and ruler of the Lost City of Sezami and the ancient kingdom of the same name. He ruled for nearly fifty years before his city vanished beneath the sands of the Great Dahabi Desert following a massive sandstorm, leading to both his death and the collapse of his kingdom.
Most of the major Ikaj kingdoms and dynasties of Dahabi claim descent from him through his many children, naming him their progenitor.	Founder and ruler of the Lost City of Sezami and the ancient kingdom of the same name. He ruled for nearly fifty years before his city vanished beneath the sands of the Great Dahabi Desert following a massive sandstorm, leading to both his death and the collapse of his kingdom.
Most of the major Ikaj kingdoms and dynasties of Dahabi claim descent from him through his many children, naming him their progenitor.	Founder and ruler of the Lost City of Sezami and the ancient kingdom of the same name. He ruled for nearly fifty years before his city vanished beneath the sands of the Great Dahabi Desert following a massive sandstorm, leading to both his death and the collapse of his kingdom.
Most of the major Ikaj kingdoms and dynasties of Dahabi claim descent from him through his many children, naming him their progenitor.	Founder and ruler of the Lost City of Sezami and the ancient kingdom of the same name. He ruled for nearly fifty years before his city vanished beneath the sands of the Great Dahabi Desert following a massive sandstorm, leading to both his death and the collapse of his kingdom.
Most of the major Ikaj kingdoms and dynasties of Dahabi claim descent from him through his many children, naming him their progenitor.	Founder and ruler of the Lost City of Sezami and the ancient kingdom of the same name. He ruled for nearly fifty years before his city vanished beneath the sands of the Great Dahabi Desert following a massive sandstorm, leading to both his death and the collapse of his kingdom.
Most of the major Ikaj kingdoms and dynasties of Dahabi claim descent from him through his many children, naming him their progenitor.
 	 	 	 	 	 	
Gaillyir 	♀ 	Gargoyle 	 	Garvine Empire 	????? 	
Arthion Galuchin Tharbadir Glordir Ordaer Draug 	♂ 	Elf 	High Elf 	Tyrakir – a pre-Hylarene High Elven kingdom 	????? 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	
Abdul ibn Shumaila bint Ekram Sahrawiعبد ال ابن شمائلہ بنت إكرام صحراوى	♂ 	Human 	Ikaj 	Sultanate of Ardalnar 	[…] – 4460PCZ
----[…] – 1928BA 	
Abdul ibn Shumaila bint Ekram Sahrawiعبد ال ابن شمائلہ بنت إكرام صحراوى	Great-Grandfather of Salim ibn Rashid ibn Azhar Al-Zayani, Crown Prince of Bialidrak before his death, and would-be husband of Nadeshiko Suguha.	Great-Grandfather of Salim ibn Rashid ibn Azhar Al-Zayani, Crown Prince of Bialidrak before his death, and would-be husband of Nadeshiko Suguha.	Great-Grandfather of Salim ibn Rashid ibn Azhar Al-Zayani, Crown Prince of Bialidrak before his death, and would-be husband of Nadeshiko Suguha.	Great-Grandfather of Salim ibn Rashid ibn Azhar Al-Zayani, Crown Prince of Bialidrak before his death, and would-be husband of Nadeshiko Suguha.	Great-Grandfather of Salim ibn Rashid ibn Azhar Al-Zayani, Crown Prince of Bialidrak before his death, and would-be husband of Nadeshiko Suguha.	Great-Grandfather of Salim ibn Rashid ibn Azhar Al-Zayani, Crown Prince of Bialidrak before his death, and would-be husband of Nadeshiko Suguha.
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Aglardor Belegur 	♂ 	Elf 	Wood Elf 	Korokiri Tribe 	4460PCZ – Still living 	Still living
===Marlakcor & Fuso===
Name 	Name 	☿ 	Race 	Ethnicity 	Homeland/Country 	Lifetime 	age at death
Xiangrikui Gongchen向日葵功臣 	Shenxian神仙 	♂ 	Human 	Proto-Xiyi 	Ancient Qiulu 	2200'sACZ
----2600'sTJQ 	
Xiangrikui Gongchen向日葵功臣 	Xiangrikui Gongchen was the alleged ancestor of the founders of several dynasties of Tianchao, and many other prominent figures of Wan history and folklore. 	Xiangrikui Gongchen was the alleged ancestor of the founders of several dynasties of Tianchao, and many other prominent figures of Wan history and folklore. 	Xiangrikui Gongchen was the alleged ancestor of the founders of several dynasties of Tianchao, and many other prominent figures of Wan history and folklore. 	Xiangrikui Gongchen was the alleged ancestor of the founders of several dynasties of Tianchao, and many other prominent figures of Wan history and folklore. 	Xiangrikui Gongchen was the alleged ancestor of the founders of several dynasties of Tianchao, and many other prominent figures of Wan history and folklore. 	Xiangrikui Gongchen was the alleged ancestor of the founders of several dynasties of Tianchao, and many other prominent figures of Wan history and folklore. 	Xiangrikui Gongchen was the alleged ancestor of the founders of several dynasties of Tianchao, and many other prominent figures of Wan history and folklore.
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Xiao Han 	 	♂ 	Human 	Wan 	Ancient Zanghuan 	????? 	
Shizen-no-Yoso自然の要素 	n/a 	♂ 	Human 	Genjin 	Ancient Fuso 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Gang De鋼德 	Yongling永靈 	♂ 	Human 	Wan (Gao) 	Tianchao (late-Zhai dynasty & early-Yong Zhai) 	1076 – 1130PCZ
----1497 – 1551TJH 	54yrs
Gang De鋼德 	Sworn brother of Wei San durng the Wars at the End of the Zhai dynasty and hero of Yong Zhai kingdom during the Four Kingdoms Period of Tianchao. Deified as the God of brotherhoods, martial power, and war after his death. 	Sworn brother of Wei San durng the Wars at the End of the Zhai dynasty and hero of Yong Zhai kingdom during the Four Kingdoms Period of Tianchao. Deified as the God of brotherhoods, martial power, and war after his death. 	Sworn brother of Wei San durng the Wars at the End of the Zhai dynasty and hero of Yong Zhai kingdom during the Four Kingdoms Period of Tianchao. Deified as the God of brotherhoods, martial power, and war after his death. 	Sworn brother of Wei San durng the Wars at the End of the Zhai dynasty and hero of Yong Zhai kingdom during the Four Kingdoms Period of Tianchao. Deified as the God of brotherhoods, martial power, and war after his death. 	Sworn brother of Wei San durng the Wars at the End of the Zhai dynasty and hero of Yong Zhai kingdom during the Four Kingdoms Period of Tianchao. Deified as the God of brotherhoods, martial power, and war after his death. 	Sworn brother of Wei San durng the Wars at the End of the Zhai dynasty and hero of Yong Zhai kingdom during the Four Kingdoms Period of Tianchao. Deified as the God of brotherhoods, martial power, and war after his death. 	Sworn brother of Wei San durng the Wars at the End of the Zhai dynasty and hero of Yong Zhai kingdom during the Four Kingdoms Period of Tianchao. Deified as the God of brotherhoods, martial power, and war after his death.
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Jiang Minghu獎明湖 	 	♀ 	Human 	Wan (Gao) 	Tianchao (Kai dynasty) 	2308 – 2385TJH 	77yrs
Jiang Minghu獎明湖 	Legendary assassin of the Assassins of the Blood Crystal. Daughter of Huangdi Caimi, the second ruler of the Kai dynasty, and his concubine Jiang Yinglin (獎影林). She made her first kills in at the age of 17 as the assassin of her father's greedy ministers, who kept him out of power while they enriched themselves with excessive taxes. Inventor of the Gou sheng (鉤繩), aka the rope dart, an assassination tool still used by her own Order and many others. 	Legendary assassin of the Assassins of the Blood Crystal. Daughter of Huangdi Caimi, the second ruler of the Kai dynasty, and his concubine Jiang Yinglin (獎影林). She made her first kills in at the age of 17 as the assassin of her father's greedy ministers, who kept him out of power while they enriched themselves with excessive taxes. Inventor of the Gou sheng (鉤繩), aka the rope dart, an assassination tool still used by her own Order and many others. 	Legendary assassin of the Assassins of the Blood Crystal. Daughter of Huangdi Caimi, the second ruler of the Kai dynasty, and his concubine Jiang Yinglin (獎影林). She made her first kills in at the age of 17 as the assassin of her father's greedy ministers, who kept him out of power while they enriched themselves with excessive taxes. Inventor of the Gou sheng (鉤繩), aka the rope dart, an assassination tool still used by her own Order and many others. 	Legendary assassin of the Assassins of the Blood Crystal. Daughter of Huangdi Caimi, the second ruler of the Kai dynasty, and his concubine Jiang Yinglin (獎影林). She made her first kills in at the age of 17 as the assassin of her father's greedy ministers, who kept him out of power while they enriched themselves with excessive taxes. Inventor of the Gou sheng (鉤繩), aka the rope dart, an assassination tool still used by her own Order and many others. 	Legendary assassin of the Assassins of the Blood Crystal. Daughter of Huangdi Caimi, the second ruler of the Kai dynasty, and his concubine Jiang Yinglin (獎影林). She made her first kills in at the age of 17 as the assassin of her father's greedy ministers, who kept him out of power while they enriched themselves with excessive taxes. Inventor of the Gou sheng (鉤繩), aka the rope dart, an assassination tool still used by her own Order and many others. 	Legendary assassin of the Assassins of the Blood Crystal. Daughter of Huangdi Caimi, the second ruler of the Kai dynasty, and his concubine Jiang Yinglin (獎影林). She made her first kills in at the age of 17 as the assassin of her father's greedy ministers, who kept him out of power while they enriched themselves with excessive taxes. Inventor of the Gou sheng (鉤繩), aka the rope dart, an assassination tool still used by her own Order and many others. 	Legendary assassin of the Assassins of the Blood Crystal. Daughter of Huangdi Caimi, the second ruler of the Kai dynasty, and his concubine Jiang Yinglin (獎影林). She made her first kills in at the age of 17 as the assassin of her father's greedy ministers, who kept him out of power while they enriched themselves with excessive taxes. Inventor of the Gou sheng (鉤繩), aka the rope dart, an assassination tool still used by her own Order and many others.
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Chiyexi翅夜蜥 	n/a 	♀ 	Gargoyle 	 	Tianchao (early-Zan dynasty) 	2489 – 2525PCZ
----2910 – 2946TJH 	36yrs
Chiyexi翅夜蜥 	Lived at the end of the Central, Western & Northern Dynasties Period of Tianchao until a few years after the inception of the Zan dynasty. Helped Huangdi Zhaoze of Zan conquer Tianchao and end the CW&N Dynasties.
Died in Aquilonis while she was visiting the Garvine Empire at the time the stone sleep curse was cast on the Garvis clan. 	Lived at the end of the Central, Western & Northern Dynasties Period of Tianchao until a few years after the inception of the Zan dynasty. Helped Huangdi Zhaoze of Zan conquer Tianchao and end the CW&N Dynasties.
Died in Aquilonis while she was visiting the Garvine Empire at the time the stone sleep curse was cast on the Garvis clan. 	Lived at the end of the Central, Western & Northern Dynasties Period of Tianchao until a few years after the inception of the Zan dynasty. Helped Huangdi Zhaoze of Zan conquer Tianchao and end the CW&N Dynasties.
Died in Aquilonis while she was visiting the Garvine Empire at the time the stone sleep curse was cast on the Garvis clan. 	Lived at the end of the Central, Western & Northern Dynasties Period of Tianchao until a few years after the inception of the Zan dynasty. Helped Huangdi Zhaoze of Zan conquer Tianchao and end the CW&N Dynasties.
Died in Aquilonis while she was visiting the Garvine Empire at the time the stone sleep curse was cast on the Garvis clan. 	Lived at the end of the Central, Western & Northern Dynasties Period of Tianchao until a few years after the inception of the Zan dynasty. Helped Huangdi Zhaoze of Zan conquer Tianchao and end the CW&N Dynasties.
Died in Aquilonis while she was visiting the Garvine Empire at the time the stone sleep curse was cast on the Garvis clan. 	Lived at the end of the Central, Western & Northern Dynasties Period of Tianchao until a few years after the inception of the Zan dynasty. Helped Huangdi Zhaoze of Zan conquer Tianchao and end the CW&N Dynasties.
Died in Aquilonis while she was visiting the Garvine Empire at the time the stone sleep curse was cast on the Garvis clan. 	Lived at the end of the Central, Western & Northern Dynasties Period of Tianchao until a few years after the inception of the Zan dynasty. Helped Huangdi Zhaoze of Zan conquer Tianchao and end the CW&N Dynasties.
Died in Aquilonis while she was visiting the Garvine Empire at the time the stone sleep curse was cast on the Garvis clan.
Rongyao Shengjie Kangkai Gongjian Guxinlang Bianfu榮耀聖潔慷慨弓箭古新郎蝙蝠 	n/a 	♂ 	Elf 	High Elf 	What is now Gaoliang 	2525 – […]PCZ
----2910 – […]TJH 	
Rongyao Shengjie Kangkai Gongjian Guxinlang Bianfu榮耀聖潔慷慨弓箭古新郎蝙蝠 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	Human 	Mưa Nhân 	 	 	
Po Han迫含 	Wushi武師 	♂ 	Human 	Wan (Gao) 	Tianchao (Late-Gun dynasty & early-Jing dynasty) 	2811 – 2898PCZ
----3232 – 3319TJH 	87yrs
Po Han迫含 	Greatest martial arts and zhishu (質術) master of his time. Trained Yuan Lan (Niangdi Cuilu), the founder of the women-ruled Jing dynasty, helped her overthrow the Gun dynasty, and trained her children and grandchildren until his death. 	Greatest martial arts and zhishu (質術) master of his time. Trained Yuan Lan (Niangdi Cuilu), the founder of the women-ruled Jing dynasty, helped her overthrow the Gun dynasty, and trained her children and grandchildren until his death. 	Greatest martial arts and zhishu (質術) master of his time. Trained Yuan Lan (Niangdi Cuilu), the founder of the women-ruled Jing dynasty, helped her overthrow the Gun dynasty, and trained her children and grandchildren until his death. 	Greatest martial arts and zhishu (質術) master of his time. Trained Yuan Lan (Niangdi Cuilu), the founder of the women-ruled Jing dynasty, helped her overthrow the Gun dynasty, and trained her children and grandchildren until his death. 	Greatest martial arts and zhishu (質術) master of his time. Trained Yuan Lan (Niangdi Cuilu), the founder of the women-ruled Jing dynasty, helped her overthrow the Gun dynasty, and trained her children and grandchildren until his death. 	Greatest martial arts and zhishu (質術) master of his time. Trained Yuan Lan (Niangdi Cuilu), the founder of the women-ruled Jing dynasty, helped her overthrow the Gun dynasty, and trained her children and grandchildren until his death. 	Greatest martial arts and zhishu (質術) master of his time. Trained Yuan Lan (Niangdi Cuilu), the founder of the women-ruled Jing dynasty, helped her overthrow the Gun dynasty, and trained her children and grandchildren until his death.
Hanbi Mingyuan寒碧名媛 	Jinji晉級 	♀ 	Human 	 	 	 	
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Yamazakura no Suzukaze山桜の涼風 	 	♂ 	Human 	Genjin 	 	 	
Gou Ku夠酷 	 	♂ 	Centaur 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
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Zenra Tofu全裸桃風 	n/a 	♀ 	Human 	Genjin 	Yamatai 	3716 – 3797PCZ
----1999 – 2080INO 	81yrs
Zenra Tofu全裸桃風 	Daimyo of the Zenra clan at the time of the rise of Yamatai. A childhood friend of Oda Yoshishige, who became Shintoki-tenno, she was one of his earliest and most fiercely loyal retainers, helping him his quest in uniting Fuso under the banner of Yamatai during the Gappei Jidai (合併時代) of the Ni-Hyakunen Senso (二百年戦争/Two Hundred Years' War). They fought many battles together, including the extracontinental invaders during First Arslan Invasion of Fuso. Zenra Tofu's younger sister, Zenra Tosui (全裸桃水), later married Shintoki-tenno, becoming Tosui Kogo (桃水皇后/Empress Tosui), making Tofu sister-in-law to the tenno.
Zenra Tofu was with Shintoki-tenno when he was killed in the Siege of Umadake and he died in her arms, a tragedy for which Tofu blamed herself for the rest of her life, even while no one else did. Zenra Tofu outlived her liege & brother-in-law by roughly eight years. She helped getting Awamori-tenno settled into the throne and the burden of leadership, but his reign was tragically cut short by illness after only five years. Tofu later successfully got Fukurai-tenno's reign going before she died, passing away of old age three years after Fukurai-tenno was enthroned, the same year most of the major fighting of the Ni-Hyakunen Senso ended; however, the wars themselves would continue in the form of localized rebellions, a period termed the Ibu Jidai (慰撫時代), until 2123INO (3840PCZ), forty-three years after her death.	Daimyo of the Zenra clan at the time of the rise of Yamatai. A childhood friend of Oda Yoshishige, who became Shintoki-tenno, she was one of his earliest and most fiercely loyal retainers, helping him his quest in uniting Fuso under the banner of Yamatai during the Gappei Jidai (合併時代) of the Ni-Hyakunen Senso (二百年戦争/Two Hundred Years' War). They fought many battles together, including the extracontinental invaders during First Arslan Invasion of Fuso. Zenra Tofu's younger sister, Zenra Tosui (全裸桃水), later married Shintoki-tenno, becoming Tosui Kogo (桃水皇后/Empress Tosui), making Tofu sister-in-law to the tenno.
Zenra Tofu was with Shintoki-tenno when he was killed in the Siege of Umadake and he died in her arms, a tragedy for which Tofu blamed herself for the rest of her life, even while no one else did. Zenra Tofu outlived her liege & brother-in-law by roughly eight years. She helped getting Awamori-tenno settled into the throne and the burden of leadership, but his reign was tragically cut short by illness after only five years. Tofu later successfully got Fukurai-tenno's reign going before she died, passing away of old age three years after Fukurai-tenno was enthroned, the same year most of the major fighting of the Ni-Hyakunen Senso ended; however, the wars themselves would continue in the form of localized rebellions, a period termed the Ibu Jidai (慰撫時代), until 2123INO (3840PCZ), forty-three years after her death.	Daimyo of the Zenra clan at the time of the rise of Yamatai. A childhood friend of Oda Yoshishige, who became Shintoki-tenno, she was one of his earliest and most fiercely loyal retainers, helping him his quest in uniting Fuso under the banner of Yamatai during the Gappei Jidai (合併時代) of the Ni-Hyakunen Senso (二百年戦争/Two Hundred Years' War). They fought many battles together, including the extracontinental invaders during First Arslan Invasion of Fuso. Zenra Tofu's younger sister, Zenra Tosui (全裸桃水), later married Shintoki-tenno, becoming Tosui Kogo (桃水皇后/Empress Tosui), making Tofu sister-in-law to the tenno.
Zenra Tofu was with Shintoki-tenno when he was killed in the Siege of Umadake and he died in her arms, a tragedy for which Tofu blamed herself for the rest of her life, even while no one else did. Zenra Tofu outlived her liege & brother-in-law by roughly eight years. She helped getting Awamori-tenno settled into the throne and the burden of leadership, but his reign was tragically cut short by illness after only five years. Tofu later successfully got Fukurai-tenno's reign going before she died, passing away of old age three years after Fukurai-tenno was enthroned, the same year most of the major fighting of the Ni-Hyakunen Senso ended; however, the wars themselves would continue in the form of localized rebellions, a period termed the Ibu Jidai (慰撫時代), until 2123INO (3840PCZ), forty-three years after her death.	Daimyo of the Zenra clan at the time of the rise of Yamatai. A childhood friend of Oda Yoshishige, who became Shintoki-tenno, she was one of his earliest and most fiercely loyal retainers, helping him his quest in uniting Fuso under the banner of Yamatai during the Gappei Jidai (合併時代) of the Ni-Hyakunen Senso (二百年戦争/Two Hundred Years' War). They fought many battles together, including the extracontinental invaders during First Arslan Invasion of Fuso. Zenra Tofu's younger sister, Zenra Tosui (全裸桃水), later married Shintoki-tenno, becoming Tosui Kogo (桃水皇后/Empress Tosui), making Tofu sister-in-law to the tenno.
Zenra Tofu was with Shintoki-tenno when he was killed in the Siege of Umadake and he died in her arms, a tragedy for which Tofu blamed herself for the rest of her life, even while no one else did. Zenra Tofu outlived her liege & brother-in-law by roughly eight years. She helped getting Awamori-tenno settled into the throne and the burden of leadership, but his reign was tragically cut short by illness after only five years. Tofu later successfully got Fukurai-tenno's reign going before she died, passing away of old age three years after Fukurai-tenno was enthroned, the same year most of the major fighting of the Ni-Hyakunen Senso ended; however, the wars themselves would continue in the form of localized rebellions, a period termed the Ibu Jidai (慰撫時代), until 2123INO (3840PCZ), forty-three years after her death.	Daimyo of the Zenra clan at the time of the rise of Yamatai. A childhood friend of Oda Yoshishige, who became Shintoki-tenno, she was one of his earliest and most fiercely loyal retainers, helping him his quest in uniting Fuso under the banner of Yamatai during the Gappei Jidai (合併時代) of the Ni-Hyakunen Senso (二百年戦争/Two Hundred Years' War). They fought many battles together, including the extracontinental invaders during First Arslan Invasion of Fuso. Zenra Tofu's younger sister, Zenra Tosui (全裸桃水), later married Shintoki-tenno, becoming Tosui Kogo (桃水皇后/Empress Tosui), making Tofu sister-in-law to the tenno.
Zenra Tofu was with Shintoki-tenno when he was killed in the Siege of Umadake and he died in her arms, a tragedy for which Tofu blamed herself for the rest of her life, even while no one else did. Zenra Tofu outlived her liege & brother-in-law by roughly eight years. She helped getting Awamori-tenno settled into the throne and the burden of leadership, but his reign was tragically cut short by illness after only five years. Tofu later successfully got Fukurai-tenno's reign going before she died, passing away of old age three years after Fukurai-tenno was enthroned, the same year most of the major fighting of the Ni-Hyakunen Senso ended; however, the wars themselves would continue in the form of localized rebellions, a period termed the Ibu Jidai (慰撫時代), until 2123INO (3840PCZ), forty-three years after her death.	Daimyo of the Zenra clan at the time of the rise of Yamatai. A childhood friend of Oda Yoshishige, who became Shintoki-tenno, she was one of his earliest and most fiercely loyal retainers, helping him his quest in uniting Fuso under the banner of Yamatai during the Gappei Jidai (合併時代) of the Ni-Hyakunen Senso (二百年戦争/Two Hundred Years' War). They fought many battles together, including the extracontinental invaders during First Arslan Invasion of Fuso. Zenra Tofu's younger sister, Zenra Tosui (全裸桃水), later married Shintoki-tenno, becoming Tosui Kogo (桃水皇后/Empress Tosui), making Tofu sister-in-law to the tenno.
Zenra Tofu was with Shintoki-tenno when he was killed in the Siege of Umadake and he died in her arms, a tragedy for which Tofu blamed herself for the rest of her life, even while no one else did. Zenra Tofu outlived her liege & brother-in-law by roughly eight years. She helped getting Awamori-tenno settled into the throne and the burden of leadership, but his reign was tragically cut short by illness after only five years. Tofu later successfully got Fukurai-tenno's reign going before she died, passing away of old age three years after Fukurai-tenno was enthroned, the same year most of the major fighting of the Ni-Hyakunen Senso ended; however, the wars themselves would continue in the form of localized rebellions, a period termed the Ibu Jidai (慰撫時代), until 2123INO (3840PCZ), forty-three years after her death.	Daimyo of the Zenra clan at the time of the rise of Yamatai. A childhood friend of Oda Yoshishige, who became Shintoki-tenno, she was one of his earliest and most fiercely loyal retainers, helping him his quest in uniting Fuso under the banner of Yamatai during the Gappei Jidai (合併時代) of the Ni-Hyakunen Senso (二百年戦争/Two Hundred Years' War). They fought many battles together, including the extracontinental invaders during First Arslan Invasion of Fuso. Zenra Tofu's younger sister, Zenra Tosui (全裸桃水), later married Shintoki-tenno, becoming Tosui Kogo (桃水皇后/Empress Tosui), making Tofu sister-in-law to the tenno.
Zenra Tofu was with Shintoki-tenno when he was killed in the Siege of Umadake and he died in her arms, a tragedy for which Tofu blamed herself for the rest of her life, even while no one else did. Zenra Tofu outlived her liege & brother-in-law by roughly eight years. She helped getting Awamori-tenno settled into the throne and the burden of leadership, but his reign was tragically cut short by illness after only five years. Tofu later successfully got Fukurai-tenno's reign going before she died, passing away of old age three years after Fukurai-tenno was enthroned, the same year most of the major fighting of the Ni-Hyakunen Senso ended; however, the wars themselves would continue in the form of localized rebellions, a period termed the Ibu Jidai (慰撫時代), until 2123INO (3840PCZ), forty-three years after her death.
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Jinkou Mini進口迷你 	 	♀ 	Faun 	Wan (Shengwai) 	 	 	
 	n/a 	♂ 	Human 	Sinjok 	Goryeo 	 	
Qian Wei潜韋 	Siji四季 	♂ 	Human 	Wan (Fujian) 	Dongbalian 	[…] – 4525PCZ
----[…] – 4956TJH 	
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Nadeshiko Suguha撫子直葉 	n/a 	♀ 	Human 	Genjin 	Yamatai 	Windoni 14, 4525PCZ – Still living
----Yuyue 5, 4956TJH – Still living
----Udzuki 9, 2808INO – Still living 	Still living
Nadeshiko Suguha撫子直葉 	Born into the Yamato imperial family, also known as Zaika-no-miya (財貨の宮). 	Born into the Yamato imperial family, also known as Zaika-no-miya (財貨の宮). 	Born into the Yamato imperial family, also known as Zaika-no-miya (財貨の宮). 	Born into the Yamato imperial family, also known as Zaika-no-miya (財貨の宮). 	Born into the Yamato imperial family, also known as Zaika-no-miya (財貨の宮). 	Born into the Yamato imperial family, also known as Zaika-no-miya (財貨の宮). 	Born into the Yamato imperial family, also known as Zaika-no-miya (財貨の宮).
===Nekcroz===
Name 	☿ 	Race 	Ethnicity 	Homeland/Country 	Lifetime 	age at death
Kuzkco Drekok gnar Canaplao Gridzak vox Tycraklo	♂ 	Lizardman 	High Saurian 	Somewhere in what is now-called Hrogidalk.	2200'sACZ 	
Kuzkco Drekok gnar Canaplao Gridzak vox Tycraklo	First abjaksan of Nekcroz.
According to popular legend, he was a genius architect (rather than a warrior like most of his people) who designed most of the splendorous and practical structures of his time. However, little of his work stands today as most of it was destroyed both by Voldrazar's dreaded armies and the passage of time.	First abjaksan of Nekcroz.
According to popular legend, he was a genius architect (rather than a warrior like most of his people) who designed most of the splendorous and practical structures of his time. However, little of his work stands today as most of it was destroyed both by Voldrazar's dreaded armies and the passage of time.	First abjaksan of Nekcroz.
According to popular legend, he was a genius architect (rather than a warrior like most of his people) who designed most of the splendorous and practical structures of his time. However, little of his work stands today as most of it was destroyed both by Voldrazar's dreaded armies and the passage of time.	First abjaksan of Nekcroz.
According to popular legend, he was a genius architect (rather than a warrior like most of his people) who designed most of the splendorous and practical structures of his time. However, little of his work stands today as most of it was destroyed both by Voldrazar's dreaded armies and the passage of time.	First abjaksan of Nekcroz.
According to popular legend, he was a genius architect (rather than a warrior like most of his people) who designed most of the splendorous and practical structures of his time. However, little of his work stands today as most of it was destroyed both by Voldrazar's dreaded armies and the passage of time.	First abjaksan of Nekcroz.
According to popular legend, he was a genius architect (rather than a warrior like most of his people) who designed most of the splendorous and practical structures of his time. However, little of his work stands today as most of it was destroyed both by Voldrazar's dreaded armies and the passage of time.
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Fleur Delacroix 	♀ 	Human 	Gallique-Nekcr'zii 	Soligaian Colonies 	????? 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	
Cuyuchua 	♂ 	Human 	Inca 	Tawantinsuyu 	 	
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Coszcatl Inilzac 	♀ 	Human 	 	Xotil (Birth)South Korea, Earth (Raised) 	 	
Coszcatl Inilzac 	Also known as Hwang Hye-won (황 혜원). 	Also known as Hwang Hye-won (황 혜원). 	Also known as Hwang Hye-won (황 혜원). 	Also known as Hwang Hye-won (황 혜원). 	Also known as Hwang Hye-won (황 혜원). 	Also known as Hwang Hye-won (황 혜원).
===Tarak===
Name 	☿ 	Race 	Ethnicity 	Homeland/Country 	Lifetime 	age at death
Shivaji Prajjadhyaशिवजी प्रज्जाध्या	♂ 	Human 	Proto-Taraki 	Somewhere in what is now-called Shivajghar (शिवज्घर) in northern Tarak.	2200'sACZ 	
Shivaji Prajjadhyaशिवजी प्रज्जाध्या	First abjaksan of Tarak.	First abjaksan of Tarak.	First abjaksan of Tarak.	First abjaksan of Tarak. 	First abjaksan of Tarak.	First abjaksan of Tarak.
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Kalbodhiकाल्बोधी 	♂ 	Human 	Tarakiतारकी 	Ekhshau Empire 	???? – 2PCZ
----???? – 0EAB	
Kalbodhiकाल्बोधी 	Kalbodhi was the abjaksan of Tarak whom – during the siege of the Ekhshau Empire's capital city of Shon (शोण) by his liege's rival for the throne – infamously lost control of his powers. The resulting explosion destroyed the city and several nearby towns, killing everyone within range of the blast.
The aftermath of the disaster, known infamously as the Pralayam (प्रलयम), saw the collapse of Ekhshau civilization, which over time saw the division of the Taraki people into the many ethnolinguistic groups of today.	Kalbodhi was the abjaksan of Tarak whom – during the siege of the Ekhshau Empire's capital city of Shon (शोण) by his liege's rival for the throne – infamously lost control of his powers. The resulting explosion destroyed the city and several nearby towns, killing everyone within range of the blast.
The aftermath of the disaster, known infamously as the Pralayam (प्रलयम), saw the collapse of Ekhshau civilization, which over time saw the division of the Taraki people into the many ethnolinguistic groups of today.	Kalbodhi was the abjaksan of Tarak whom – during the siege of the Ekhshau Empire's capital city of Shon (शोण) by his liege's rival for the throne – infamously lost control of his powers. The resulting explosion destroyed the city and several nearby towns, killing everyone within range of the blast.
The aftermath of the disaster, known infamously as the Pralayam (प्रलयम), saw the collapse of Ekhshau civilization, which over time saw the division of the Taraki people into the many ethnolinguistic groups of today.	Kalbodhi was the abjaksan of Tarak whom – during the siege of the Ekhshau Empire's capital city of Shon (शोण) by his liege's rival for the throne – infamously lost control of his powers. The resulting explosion destroyed the city and several nearby towns, killing everyone within range of the blast.
The aftermath of the disaster, known infamously as the Pralayam (प्रलयम), saw the collapse of Ekhshau civilization, which over time saw the division of the Taraki people into the many ethnolinguistic groups of today.	Kalbodhi was the abjaksan of Tarak whom – during the siege of the Ekhshau Empire's capital city of Shon (शोण) by his liege's rival for the throne – infamously lost control of his powers. The resulting explosion destroyed the city and several nearby towns, killing everyone within range of the blast.
The aftermath of the disaster, known infamously as the Pralayam (प्रलयम), saw the collapse of Ekhshau civilization, which over time saw the division of the Taraki people into the many ethnolinguistic groups of today.	Kalbodhi was the abjaksan of Tarak whom – during the siege of the Ekhshau Empire's capital city of Shon (शोण) by his liege's rival for the throne – infamously lost control of his powers. The resulting explosion destroyed the city and several nearby towns, killing everyone within range of the blast.
The aftermath of the disaster, known infamously as the Pralayam (प्रलयम), saw the collapse of Ekhshau civilization, which over time saw the division of the Taraki people into the many ethnolinguistic groups of today.
 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	
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Giridhar Khanolkarगिरीधर खानोलकर	♂ 	Human 	Kendrakकेंद्रक 	Kendrakarकेंद्रकाऱ 	Rasanova 3, 4494 – 4542PCZ
----Katai 30, 4492 – 4540EAB	48yrs
????? 	♂ 	Human 	 	 	 	
===Maritymir===
Name 	☿ 	Race 	Ethnicity 	Homeland/Country 	Lifetime 	age at death
Iekika o ka Moemoemoe 	♀ 	Mermaid 	Proto-Oiwi 	Ancient Maluhia, somewhere in the waters of what is now-called ʻĀina Hemolele. 	2200'sACZ 	
Iekika o ka Moemoemoe 	First abjaksan of Maritymir.
Popular mythologists call her the "Dreamer", due to her supposedly uncanny ability to predict the future through her dreams. 	First abjaksan of Maritymir.
Popular mythologists call her the "Dreamer", due to her supposedly uncanny ability to predict the future through her dreams. 	First abjaksan of Maritymir.
Popular mythologists call her the "Dreamer", due to her supposedly uncanny ability to predict the future through her dreams. 	First abjaksan of Maritymir.
Popular mythologists call her the "Dreamer", due to her supposedly uncanny ability to predict the future through her dreams. 	First abjaksan of Maritymir.
Popular mythologists call her the "Dreamer", due to her supposedly uncanny ability to predict the future through her dreams. 	First abjaksan of Maritymir.
Popular mythologists call her the "Dreamer", due to her supposedly uncanny ability to predict the future through her dreams.
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Olicaro Dyi Shaldo 	♀ 	Human 	Soynaltic 	Ancient Soynaltiar 	c.???? – 2000ACZ
----c.???? – 1000SG 	
Olicaro Dyi Shaldo 	An abjaksan of ancient times whom, siding with the Tografik dynasty during the Kanjiniro-Tografik War of ancient Soynaltiar, infamously lost control of her powers trying to use it to control alien technology, a disaster known to Soynaltian history as the Great Ketellaao.
Her explosion of power vaporized her and triggered the creation of several fault lines that shook the continent for fourteen full days, which according to legend was felt as far away as northern Marlakcor, and created many tsunamis, some nearly two miles high. The devastation resulted in over half of Soynaltiar's original lands, mostly lands to the southwest and the east, breaking off and moving further out. Several slabs of land sank beneath the waves while other s remained above sea level, becoming large subcontinental islands outlying the mainland.	An abjaksan of ancient times whom, siding with the Tografik dynasty during the Kanjiniro-Tografik War of ancient Soynaltiar, infamously lost control of her powers trying to use it to control alien technology, a disaster known to Soynaltian history as the Great Ketellaao.
Her explosion of power vaporized her and triggered the creation of several fault lines that shook the continent for fourteen full days, which according to legend was felt as far away as northern Marlakcor, and created many tsunamis, some nearly two miles high. The devastation resulted in over half of Soynaltiar's original lands, mostly lands to the southwest and the east, breaking off and moving further out. Several slabs of land sank beneath the waves while other s remained above sea level, becoming large subcontinental islands outlying the mainland.	An abjaksan of ancient times whom, siding with the Tografik dynasty during the Kanjiniro-Tografik War of ancient Soynaltiar, infamously lost control of her powers trying to use it to control alien technology, a disaster known to Soynaltian history as the Great Ketellaao.
Her explosion of power vaporized her and triggered the creation of several fault lines that shook the continent for fourteen full days, which according to legend was felt as far away as northern Marlakcor, and created many tsunamis, some nearly two miles high. The devastation resulted in over half of Soynaltiar's original lands, mostly lands to the southwest and the east, breaking off and moving further out. Several slabs of land sank beneath the waves while other s remained above sea level, becoming large subcontinental islands outlying the mainland.	An abjaksan of ancient times whom, siding with the Tografik dynasty during the Kanjiniro-Tografik War of ancient Soynaltiar, infamously lost control of her powers trying to use it to control alien technology, a disaster known to Soynaltian history as the Great Ketellaao.
Her explosion of power vaporized her and triggered the creation of several fault lines that shook the continent for fourteen full days, which according to legend was felt as far away as northern Marlakcor, and created many tsunamis, some nearly two miles high. The devastation resulted in over half of Soynaltiar's original lands, mostly lands to the southwest and the east, breaking off and moving further out. Several slabs of land sank beneath the waves while other s remained above sea level, becoming large subcontinental islands outlying the mainland.	An abjaksan of ancient times whom, siding with the Tografik dynasty during the Kanjiniro-Tografik War of ancient Soynaltiar, infamously lost control of her powers trying to use it to control alien technology, a disaster known to Soynaltian history as the Great Ketellaao.
Her explosion of power vaporized her and triggered the creation of several fault lines that shook the continent for fourteen full days, which according to legend was felt as far away as northern Marlakcor, and created many tsunamis, some nearly two miles high. The devastation resulted in over half of Soynaltiar's original lands, mostly lands to the southwest and the east, breaking off and moving further out. Several slabs of land sank beneath the waves while other s remained above sea level, becoming large subcontinental islands outlying the mainland.	An abjaksan of ancient times whom, siding with the Tografik dynasty during the Kanjiniro-Tografik War of ancient Soynaltiar, infamously lost control of her powers trying to use it to control alien technology, a disaster known to Soynaltian history as the Great Ketellaao.
Her explosion of power vaporized her and triggered the creation of several fault lines that shook the continent for fourteen full days, which according to legend was felt as far away as northern Marlakcor, and created many tsunamis, some nearly two miles high. The devastation resulted in over half of Soynaltiar's original lands, mostly lands to the southwest and the east, breaking off and moving further out. Several slabs of land sank beneath the waves while other s remained above sea level, becoming large subcontinental islands outlying the mainland.
 	 	 	 	 	 	
Saityroe Kadikache Loik Soynaltiar	♂ 	Human 	Soynaltic 	Ancient Soynaltiar 	1000ACZ –???
----0SO –??? 	
Saityroe Kadikache Loik Soynaltiar	Born into the Dragliarch dynasty – the Imperial House of Soynaltiar of the time – and a powerful sorcerer during his time, he is the namesake of the Soynaltic calendar, a celestial comet, and was deified as the Soynaltic God of Magic.	Born into the Dragliarch dynasty – the Imperial House of Soynaltiar of the time – and a powerful sorcerer during his time, he is the namesake of the Soynaltic calendar, a celestial comet, and was deified as the Soynaltic God of Magic.	Born into the Dragliarch dynasty – the Imperial House of Soynaltiar of the time – and a powerful sorcerer during his time, he is the namesake of the Soynaltic calendar, a celestial comet, and was deified as the Soynaltic God of Magic.	Born into the Dragliarch dynasty – the Imperial House of Soynaltiar of the time – and a powerful sorcerer during his time, he is the namesake of the Soynaltic calendar, a celestial comet, and was deified as the Soynaltic God of Magic.	Born into the Dragliarch dynasty – the Imperial House of Soynaltiar of the time – and a powerful sorcerer during his time, he is the namesake of the Soynaltic calendar, a celestial comet, and was deified as the Soynaltic God of Magic.	Born into the Dragliarch dynasty – the Imperial House of Soynaltiar of the time – and a powerful sorcerer during his time, he is the namesake of the Soynaltic calendar, a celestial comet, and was deified as the Soynaltic God of Magic.
 	 	 	 	 	 	
Eronvinus 	♂ 	Unknown 	Unknown 	Unknown 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	
Yanika 	♀ 	Human 	Soynaltic 	Soynaltiar 	 	
Yanika 	A shamaness. 	A shamaness. 	A shamaness. 	A shamaness. 	A shamaness. 	A shamaness.
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46th Century PCZ 	
46th Century PCZ
Naiʻa Palakiko 	♀ 	Half-Mermaid 	Oiwi 	ʻĀinakai 	Opesagyr 7, 4527PCZ – Still living
----Aptamoq 7, 5527SO – Still living 	
Naiʻa Palakiko 	 	 	 	 	 	
===Tirnanog===
Name 	☿ 	Fairy Race 	Homeland/Country 	Lifetime 	age at death
Luctiana Ophihaya	♀ 	Unknown 	What is now-called Luctianaheim in central Tirnanog. 	2200'sACZ
----4700'sQU 	
Luctiana Ophihaya	First abjaksan of Tirnanog. Popular Fae legend and folklore portrays her as one of the children of Oberon and Titania.	First abjaksan of Tirnanog. Popular Fae legend and folklore portrays her as one of the children of Oberon and Titania.	First abjaksan of Tirnanog. Popular Fae legend and folklore portrays her as one of the children of Oberon and Titania.	First abjaksan of Tirnanog. Popular Fae legend and folklore portrays her as one of the children of Oberon and Titania.	First abjaksan of Tirnanog. Popular Fae legend and folklore portrays her as one of the children of Oberon and Titania.
Pre-Chronicles of Qirsyllviar	
Pre-Chronicles of Qirsyllviar 	
Pre-Chronicles of Qirsyllviar 	
Pre-Chronicles of Qirsyllviar 	
Pre-Chronicles of Qirsyllviar 	
Pre-Chronicles of Qirsyllviar
 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	
46th Century PCZ	
46th Century PCZ 	
46th Century PCZ 	
46th Century PCZ 	
46th Century PCZ 	
46th Century PCZ
Ricus Steelfern 	♂ 	Skarbnik 	Strykejern 	Opesagyr 18, 4522PCZ – Still living
----Scriampi 3, 7065CT – Still living 	Still living
== Symbols==
Each abjaksan has their own symbol, which is occasionally marked where any of them were born or have done great deeds. The symbols were originally created by the first seven, and have since become their symbols of recognition and pride. Since the first seven, the abjaksan would sometimes wear their respective symbols somewhere on their person, but this is not a given for every abjaksan.
Soligaia symbol.png|Soligaia
Aquilonis symbol.png|Aquilonis
Marlakcor symbol.png|Marlakcor
Nekcroz symbol.png|Nekcroz
Tarak symbol.png|Tarak
Maritymir symbol.png|Maritymir
Tirnanog symbol.png|Tirnanog
==Etymology==
*Abjaksan (pronounced /ɑb.d͡ʒɑk.ʃɑn/), which is both singular and plural, is a portmanteau that comes from the Sanskrit words Abja (अब्ज/moon) and Cakṣan (चक्षन्/eyes), which describes their heterochromatic eyes like the twin moons of Qirsyllviar.
==Descendants of the First Seven==
Because of the significance of the first seven abjaksan, many people claim to be descended from them. However, only a handful of claimants have a reliable genealogy traceable back to them.
=== Minerve Dahl ===
=== Aragrawp Dryhlano ===
=== Xiangrikui Gongchen ===
Many people and clans claim descent from Xiangrikui Gongchen. This is partially because popular legend says that Xiangrikui Gongchen had at least a hundred children via numerous wives and lovers, but surviving diaries from his time state that only had twenty children, fifteen of which were still living by the time he died, and numerous grandchildren from them.
The founders of six different dynasties of Tianchao, one preimperial dynasty and five imperial dynasties, several imperial consorts, and several other great historical Wan figures, all claimed descent from him. Many of these lineages have branched out into various walks of life over the millennia while others have gone extinct. Whether or not these people were really distant progeny of Xiangrikui Gongchen is anyone's guess, but he remains a revered figure in Wan history, mythology and folklore, and his alleged descendants in turn.
===== Dynastic Founders ===== 	
===== Dynastic Founders ===== 	
===== Dynastic Founders ===== 	
===== Dynastic Founders ===== 	
===== Dynastic Founders =====
Dynasty 	Personal Name 	Personal Name 	Courtesy Name 	Posthumous Name
Gao皋 	Chajing Han茶晶汗 	Chajing Han茶晶汗 	Shangsheng上升 	Wang Cuiruo皋脆弱王
Patriarch of the Chajing clan during the Predynastic Era. The Gao Dynasty is the only preimperial dynasty whose founder claims decent from Xiangrikui Gongchen. 	Patriarch of the Chajing clan during the Predynastic Era. The Gao Dynasty is the only preimperial dynasty whose founder claims decent from Xiangrikui Gongchen. 	Patriarch of the Chajing clan during the Predynastic Era. The Gao Dynasty is the only preimperial dynasty whose founder claims decent from Xiangrikui Gongchen. 	Patriarch of the Chajing clan during the Predynastic Era. The Gao Dynasty is the only preimperial dynasty whose founder claims decent from Xiangrikui Gongchen. 	Patriarch of the Chajing clan during the Predynastic Era. The Gao Dynasty is the only preimperial dynasty whose founder claims decent from Xiangrikui Gongchen.
 	 	 	 	
Qiang薔 	Jian Zheng劍政 	Jian Zheng劍政 	Zhugong主公 	Huangdi Chuangjian薔創見皇帝
United the nation as the first huangdi of "Tianchao," amidst a prolonged period of civil war, the Warring States Period, in the years preceding the end of the Predynastic Era.	United the nation as the first huangdi of "Tianchao," amidst a prolonged period of civil war, the Warring States Period, in the years preceding the end of the Predynastic Era.	United the nation as the first huangdi of "Tianchao," amidst a prolonged period of civil war, the Warring States Period, in the years preceding the end of the Predynastic Era.	United the nation as the first huangdi of "Tianchao," amidst a prolonged period of civil war, the Warring States Period, in the years preceding the end of the Predynastic Era. 	United the nation as the first huangdi of "Tianchao," amidst a prolonged period of civil war, the Warring States Period, in the years preceding the end of the Predynastic Era.
 	 	 	 	
Zhai斎 	Wei Rang為讓 	Wei Rang為讓 	Yingxiong英雄 	Huangdi Tongyi斎統一皇帝
 	 	 	 	
Kai愷 	Tai Moshui泰墨水 	Tai Moshui泰墨水 	Dafang大方 	Huangdi Wan愷玩皇帝
 	 	 	 	
Jun菌 	Luo Hao蓏豪 	Luo Hao蓏豪 	Dangao蛋糕 	Huangdi Ganju菌柑橘皇帝
 	 	 	 	
Cui翠 	Sun Liu笋留 	Sun Liu笋留 	Makan嘛龛 	Huangdi Shiwu翠飾物皇帝
 	 	 	 	
===== Imperial Consorts ===== 	
===== Imperial Consorts ===== 	
===== Imperial Consorts ===== 	
===== Imperial Consorts ===== 	
===== Imperial Consorts =====
Consorts of various huangdi who made their mark on history. 	Consorts of various huangdi who made their mark on history. 	Consorts of various huangdi who made their mark on history. 	Consorts of various huangdi who made their mark on history. 	Consorts of various huangdi who made their mark on history.
Dynasty 	Personal Name 	Courtesy name 	Posthumous name 	Huangdi
Bao/Qiang寶/薔 	Lan Mi藍迷 	Luping綠蘋 	Huanghou Baoxiao寶笑皇后 	Huangdi Chuangjian薔創見皇帝
Bao/Qiang寶/薔 	The sole wife of Huangdi Chuangjian and the first Huanghou of Tianchao. Aside from being an alleged descendant of Xiangrikui Gongchan, Lan Mi was also an alleged descendant of Lan Caihe, one of the Eight Immortals. Near the end of the Warring States period, she was Bao Kingdom's last wanghou (a kingdom that practiced matrilineal primogeniture).
Her story with Huangdi Chuangjian is a traditional tale taught to every child in every era.
Late in the Warring States period, Jian Zheng and Lan Mi met on the battlefield following a border clash, which Qiang Kingdom won. As her army was retreating, Lan Mi, the best archeress of her time, attempted to aid the withdrawal by shooting an arrow at Jian Zheng to kill him and force the Qiang to reconsider chasing them. But Jian Zheng skillfully deflected the arrow with his sword and, intrigued by her, captured her alive rather than kill her. With Bao's ruler in his hands, he sent a ransom demand that he knew the neighboring kingdom wouldn't be able to pay as an excuse to keep her around.
While holding her in captivity, Jian Zheng treated her like a guest and gave her freedom to move around his castle unhindered, but not to leave; he even allowed her to walk about the capital as she pleased, as long as she was accompanied either by him or one of his trusted guards. The pair got to know each other well from the interaction, and with each passing day they grew closer to the point they started to fall in love. About three months later, Lan Mi got word that Hong Kingdom was invading hers and attempted to leave, only to be stopped at the gates by Jian Zheng himself.
Lan Mi demanded she be allowed to leave to protect her kingdom, but Jian Zheng refused, admonishing her for her emotional outburst in the face of an impossible situation. Instead of demanding to leave again, Lan Mi asked that Jian Zheng lend her his army (popular legend says that Jian Zheng burst out laughing at this request). Jian Zheng agreed, but let her know it was going to cost her. Jian Zheng demanded her kingdom in exchange, and Lan Mi agreed once Jian Zheng agreed to govern over her people justly, as the Mandate of Heaven decrees. The two monarchs then rode together with the Qiang army to to repel Hong Kingdom, gathering as many Bao Kingdom soldiers as possible along the way.
After repelling Hong Kingdom in three decisive battles, killing its wang – whose name is recorded in history as Chi Zhengfu (赤征服) – in the process, Jian Zheng got Lan Mi alone and proposed marriage, declaring his love for her and asking her to help him build a nation where everyone could decide their own fate, and a dynasty that would endure in the annals of history forever, even if the Madate of Heaven passed on from them. Moved by his speech, Lan Mi accepted, and the Qiang and Bao Kingdoms were officially merged with their marriage. The two later went on to unite the rest of the states through diplomacy and conquest, founding the Qiang dynasty and becoming the first Huangdi & Huanghou of Tianchao.	The sole wife of Huangdi Chuangjian and the first Huanghou of Tianchao. Aside from being an alleged descendant of Xiangrikui Gongchan, Lan Mi was also an alleged descendant of Lan Caihe, one of the Eight Immortals. Near the end of the Warring States period, she was Bao Kingdom's last wanghou (a kingdom that practiced matrilineal primogeniture).
Her story with Huangdi Chuangjian is a traditional tale taught to every child in every era.
Late in the Warring States period, Jian Zheng and Lan Mi met on the battlefield following a border clash, which Qiang Kingdom won. As her army was retreating, Lan Mi, the best archeress of her time, attempted to aid the withdrawal by shooting an arrow at Jian Zheng to kill him and force the Qiang to reconsider chasing them. But Jian Zheng skillfully deflected the arrow with his sword and, intrigued by her, captured her alive rather than kill her. With Bao's ruler in his hands, he sent a ransom demand that he knew the neighboring kingdom wouldn't be able to pay as an excuse to keep her around.
While holding her in captivity, Jian Zheng treated her like a guest and gave her freedom to move around his castle unhindered, but not to leave; he even allowed her to walk about the capital as she pleased, as long as she was accompanied either by him or one of his trusted guards. The pair got to know each other well from the interaction, and with each passing day they grew closer to the point they started to fall in love. About three months later, Lan Mi got word that Hong Kingdom was invading hers and attempted to leave, only to be stopped at the gates by Jian Zheng himself.
Lan Mi demanded she be allowed to leave to protect her kingdom, but Jian Zheng refused, admonishing her for her emotional outburst in the face of an impossible situation. Instead of demanding to leave again, Lan Mi asked that Jian Zheng lend her his army (popular legend says that Jian Zheng burst out laughing at this request). Jian Zheng agreed, but let her know it was going to cost her. Jian Zheng demanded her kingdom in exchange, and Lan Mi agreed once Jian Zheng agreed to govern over her people justly, as the Mandate of Heaven decrees. The two monarchs then rode together with the Qiang army to to repel Hong Kingdom, gathering as many Bao Kingdom soldiers as possible along the way.
After repelling Hong Kingdom in three decisive battles, killing its wang – whose name is recorded in history as Chi Zhengfu (赤征服) – in the process, Jian Zheng got Lan Mi alone and proposed marriage, declaring his love for her and asking her to help him build a nation where everyone could decide their own fate, and a dynasty that would endure in the annals of history forever, even if the Madate of Heaven passed on from them. Moved by his speech, Lan Mi accepted, and the Qiang and Bao Kingdoms were officially merged with their marriage. The two later went on to unite the rest of the states through diplomacy and conquest, founding the Qiang dynasty and becoming the first Huangdi & Huanghou of Tianchao.	The sole wife of Huangdi Chuangjian and the first Huanghou of Tianchao. Aside from being an alleged descendant of Xiangrikui Gongchan, Lan Mi was also an alleged descendant of Lan Caihe, one of the Eight Immortals. Near the end of the Warring States period, she was Bao Kingdom's last wanghou (a kingdom that practiced matrilineal primogeniture).
Her story with Huangdi Chuangjian is a traditional tale taught to every child in every era.
Late in the Warring States period, Jian Zheng and Lan Mi met on the battlefield following a border clash, which Qiang Kingdom won. As her army was retreating, Lan Mi, the best archeress of her time, attempted to aid the withdrawal by shooting an arrow at Jian Zheng to kill him and force the Qiang to reconsider chasing them. But Jian Zheng skillfully deflected the arrow with his sword and, intrigued by her, captured her alive rather than kill her. With Bao's ruler in his hands, he sent a ransom demand that he knew the neighboring kingdom wouldn't be able to pay as an excuse to keep her around.
While holding her in captivity, Jian Zheng treated her like a guest and gave her freedom to move around his castle unhindered, but not to leave; he even allowed her to walk about the capital as she pleased, as long as she was accompanied either by him or one of his trusted guards. The pair got to know each other well from the interaction, and with each passing day they grew closer to the point they started to fall in love. About three months later, Lan Mi got word that Hong Kingdom was invading hers and attempted to leave, only to be stopped at the gates by Jian Zheng himself.
Lan Mi demanded she be allowed to leave to protect her kingdom, but Jian Zheng refused, admonishing her for her emotional outburst in the face of an impossible situation. Instead of demanding to leave again, Lan Mi asked that Jian Zheng lend her his army (popular legend says that Jian Zheng burst out laughing at this request). Jian Zheng agreed, but let her know it was going to cost her. Jian Zheng demanded her kingdom in exchange, and Lan Mi agreed once Jian Zheng agreed to govern over her people justly, as the Mandate of Heaven decrees. The two monarchs then rode together with the Qiang army to to repel Hong Kingdom, gathering as many Bao Kingdom soldiers as possible along the way.
After repelling Hong Kingdom in three decisive battles, killing its wang – whose name is recorded in history as Chi Zhengfu (赤征服) – in the process, Jian Zheng got Lan Mi alone and proposed marriage, declaring his love for her and asking her to help him build a nation where everyone could decide their own fate, and a dynasty that would endure in the annals of history forever, even if the Madate of Heaven passed on from them. Moved by his speech, Lan Mi accepted, and the Qiang and Bao Kingdoms were officially merged with their marriage. The two later went on to unite the rest of the states through diplomacy and conquest, founding the Qiang dynasty and becoming the first Huangdi & Huanghou of Tianchao.	The sole wife of Huangdi Chuangjian and the first Huanghou of Tianchao. Aside from being an alleged descendant of Xiangrikui Gongchan, Lan Mi was also an alleged descendant of Lan Caihe, one of the Eight Immortals. Near the end of the Warring States period, she was Bao Kingdom's last wanghou (a kingdom that practiced matrilineal primogeniture).
Her story with Huangdi Chuangjian is a traditional tale taught to every child in every era.
Late in the Warring States period, Jian Zheng and Lan Mi met on the battlefield following a border clash, which Qiang Kingdom won. As her army was retreating, Lan Mi, the best archeress of her time, attempted to aid the withdrawal by shooting an arrow at Jian Zheng to kill him and force the Qiang to reconsider chasing them. But Jian Zheng skillfully deflected the arrow with his sword and, intrigued by her, captured her alive rather than kill her. With Bao's ruler in his hands, he sent a ransom demand that he knew the neighboring kingdom wouldn't be able to pay as an excuse to keep her around.
While holding her in captivity, Jian Zheng treated her like a guest and gave her freedom to move around his castle unhindered, but not to leave; he even allowed her to walk about the capital as she pleased, as long as she was accompanied either by him or one of his trusted guards. The pair got to know each other well from the interaction, and with each passing day they grew closer to the point they started to fall in love. About three months later, Lan Mi got word that Hong Kingdom was invading hers and attempted to leave, only to be stopped at the gates by Jian Zheng himself.
Lan Mi demanded she be allowed to leave to protect her kingdom, but Jian Zheng refused, admonishing her for her emotional outburst in the face of an impossible situation. Instead of demanding to leave again, Lan Mi asked that Jian Zheng lend her his army (popular legend says that Jian Zheng burst out laughing at this request). Jian Zheng agreed, but let her know it was going to cost her. Jian Zheng demanded her kingdom in exchange, and Lan Mi agreed once Jian Zheng agreed to govern over her people justly, as the Mandate of Heaven decrees. The two monarchs then rode together with the Qiang army to to repel Hong Kingdom, gathering as many Bao Kingdom soldiers as possible along the way.
After repelling Hong Kingdom in three decisive battles, killing its wang – whose name is recorded in history as Chi Zhengfu (赤征服) – in the process, Jian Zheng got Lan Mi alone and proposed marriage, declaring his love for her and asking her to help him build a nation where everyone could decide their own fate, and a dynasty that would endure in the annals of history forever, even if the Madate of Heaven passed on from them. Moved by his speech, Lan Mi accepted, and the Qiang and Bao Kingdoms were officially merged with their marriage. The two later went on to unite the rest of the states through diplomacy and conquest, founding the Qiang dynasty and becoming the first Huangdi & Huanghou of Tianchao.
 	 	 	 	
Yue悦 	Huyu Ying冴羽瑩 	Qixin琪心 	Huanghou San傘皇后 	Huangdi Yan悦儼皇帝
Yue悦 	Huanghou San was the fourth and final wife of Huangdi Yan, the third ruler of the Yue dynasty.
She is infamously known for instigating a feud between the sons of Huangdi Yan, both before and after his death, in a vain attempt to take the throne for herself. Her scheme failed when she was executed following a palace coup instigated by, Qingse Ding (青色丁): styled Nande (難得), Huangdi Yan's fourth son, who became the fourth ruler of the Yue dynasty, posthumously known as Huangdi Juexin (決心).
For her schemes, she was buried without honor, and her grave site remains unknown.	Huanghou San was the fourth and final wife of Huangdi Yan, the third ruler of the Yue dynasty.
She is infamously known for instigating a feud between the sons of Huangdi Yan, both before and after his death, in a vain attempt to take the throne for herself. Her scheme failed when she was executed following a palace coup instigated by, Qingse Ding (青色丁): styled Nande (難得), Huangdi Yan's fourth son, who became the fourth ruler of the Yue dynasty, posthumously known as Huangdi Juexin (決心).
For her schemes, she was buried without honor, and her grave site remains unknown.	Huanghou San was the fourth and final wife of Huangdi Yan, the third ruler of the Yue dynasty.
She is infamously known for instigating a feud between the sons of Huangdi Yan, both before and after his death, in a vain attempt to take the throne for herself. Her scheme failed when she was executed following a palace coup instigated by, Qingse Ding (青色丁): styled Nande (難得), Huangdi Yan's fourth son, who became the fourth ruler of the Yue dynasty, posthumously known as Huangdi Juexin (決心).
For her schemes, she was buried without honor, and her grave site remains unknown.	Huanghou San was the fourth and final wife of Huangdi Yan, the third ruler of the Yue dynasty.
She is infamously known for instigating a feud between the sons of Huangdi Yan, both before and after his death, in a vain attempt to take the throne for herself. Her scheme failed when she was executed following a palace coup instigated by, Qingse Ding (青色丁): styled Nande (難得), Huangdi Yan's fourth son, who became the fourth ruler of the Yue dynasty, posthumously known as Huangdi Juexin (決心).
For her schemes, she was buried without honor, and her grave site remains unknown.
 	 	 	 	
Zhai斎 	Ying Saji英薩基 	Meigui玫瑰 	Huanghou Mingyuan名媛皇后 	Huangdi Rao斎繞皇帝
Zhai斎 	Huanghou Mingyuan was born a slave girl who, when she was just thirteen, was recruited to the imperial harem as a concubine of Huangdi Rao, the seventh ruler of the Zhai dynasty.
She quickly incurred Huangdi Rao's favor and eventually became the legal wife of the huangdi following the ousting of her tyrannical predecessor, Huanghou Meiyong (玫永皇后)(personal name Yi Nini (逸倪妮): styled Ziyang (字樣)) two years after she entered the harem.
She is even more famously known for aiding Huangdi Rao in instigating reforms that aided many impoverished people in regaining their foothold in life in the wake of a recent famine, as well as fostering trade relations with the surrounding nations of the time, which kept the Zhai dynasty's golden age going strong.
Wei Diao (為掉): styled Miyao (密鑰), her second son by Huangdi Rao, favored by his father, succeeded Huangdi Rao to the throne upon the death of the latter, and was posthumously known as Huangdi Qingsong (斎輕鬆皇帝).	Huanghou Mingyuan was born a slave girl who, when she was just thirteen, was recruited to the imperial harem as a concubine of Huangdi Rao, the seventh ruler of the Zhai dynasty.
She quickly incurred Huangdi Rao's favor and eventually became the legal wife of the huangdi following the ousting of her tyrannical predecessor, Huanghou Meiyong (玫永皇后)(personal name Yi Nini (逸倪妮): styled Ziyang (字樣)) two years after she entered the harem.
She is even more famously known for aiding Huangdi Rao in instigating reforms that aided many impoverished people in regaining their foothold in life in the wake of a recent famine, as well as fostering trade relations with the surrounding nations of the time, which kept the Zhai dynasty's golden age going strong.
Wei Diao (為掉): styled Miyao (密鑰), her second son by Huangdi Rao, favored by his father, succeeded Huangdi Rao to the throne upon the death of the latter, and was posthumously known as Huangdi Qingsong (斎輕鬆皇帝).	Huanghou Mingyuan was born a slave girl who, when she was just thirteen, was recruited to the imperial harem as a concubine of Huangdi Rao, the seventh ruler of the Zhai dynasty.
She quickly incurred Huangdi Rao's favor and eventually became the legal wife of the huangdi following the ousting of her tyrannical predecessor, Huanghou Meiyong (玫永皇后)(personal name Yi Nini (逸倪妮): styled Ziyang (字樣)) two years after she entered the harem.
She is even more famously known for aiding Huangdi Rao in instigating reforms that aided many impoverished people in regaining their foothold in life in the wake of a recent famine, as well as fostering trade relations with the surrounding nations of the time, which kept the Zhai dynasty's golden age going strong.
Wei Diao (為掉): styled Miyao (密鑰), her second son by Huangdi Rao, favored by his father, succeeded Huangdi Rao to the throne upon the death of the latter, and was posthumously known as Huangdi Qingsong (斎輕鬆皇帝).	Huanghou Mingyuan was born a slave girl who, when she was just thirteen, was recruited to the imperial harem as a concubine of Huangdi Rao, the seventh ruler of the Zhai dynasty.
She quickly incurred Huangdi Rao's favor and eventually became the legal wife of the huangdi following the ousting of her tyrannical predecessor, Huanghou Meiyong (玫永皇后)(personal name Yi Nini (逸倪妮): styled Ziyang (字樣)) two years after she entered the harem.
She is even more famously known for aiding Huangdi Rao in instigating reforms that aided many impoverished people in regaining their foothold in life in the wake of a recent famine, as well as fostering trade relations with the surrounding nations of the time, which kept the Zhai dynasty's golden age going strong.
Wei Diao (為掉): styled Miyao (密鑰), her second son by Huangdi Rao, favored by his father, succeeded Huangdi Rao to the throne upon the death of the latter, and was posthumously known as Huangdi Qingsong (斎輕鬆皇帝).
 	 	 	 	
Jun菌 	Ying Jiao櫻蕉 	Tianmei太美 	Huanghou Jinguo金果皇后 	Huangdi Xingshu菌杏樹皇帝
Jun菌 	Huanghou Jinguo was the second wife of Huangdi Xingshu, the fifth ruler of the Jun dynasty. 	Huanghou Jinguo was the second wife of Huangdi Xingshu, the fifth ruler of the Jun dynasty. 	Huanghou Jinguo was the second wife of Huangdi Xingshu, the fifth ruler of the Jun dynasty. 	Huanghou Jinguo was the second wife of Huangdi Xingshu, the fifth ruler of the Jun dynasty.
 	 	 	 	
Jun菌 	Luo Cheng蓏橙 	Fengmi蜂蜜 	Huanghou Tianshui甜水皇后 	Huangdi Fengli菌鳳梨皇帝
Jun菌 	Huanghou Tianshui was the third cousin and sole wife of Huangdi Fengli, the sixth ruler of the Jun dynasty. 	Huanghou Tianshui was the third cousin and sole wife of Huangdi Fengli, the sixth ruler of the Jun dynasty. 	Huanghou Tianshui was the third cousin and sole wife of Huangdi Fengli, the sixth ruler of the Jun dynasty. 	Huanghou Tianshui was the third cousin and sole wife of Huangdi Fengli, the sixth ruler of the Jun dynasty.
 	 	 	 	
Geng耿 	Tu Lili涂李莉 	Chenluo琛蓏 	Huanghou Jiaoshi教師皇后 	Huangdi Cheng耿誠皇帝
Geng耿 	Huanghou Jiaoshi was the childhood friend and lifelong companion of Huangdi Cheng, the founder of the Geng dynasty during the Seven Dynasties & Twelve Kingdoms period. 	Huanghou Jiaoshi was the childhood friend and lifelong companion of Huangdi Cheng, the founder of the Geng dynasty during the Seven Dynasties & Twelve Kingdoms period. 	Huanghou Jiaoshi was the childhood friend and lifelong companion of Huangdi Cheng, the founder of the Geng dynasty during the Seven Dynasties & Twelve Kingdoms period. 	Huanghou Jiaoshi was the childhood friend and lifelong companion of Huangdi Cheng, the founder of the Geng dynasty during the Seven Dynasties & Twelve Kingdoms period.
 	 	 	 	
Cui翠 	Sun Ni笋霓 	Yunha雲蛤 	Huanghou Zhenbao珍寶皇后 	Huangdi Shiwu翠飾物皇帝
Cui翠 	Huanghou Zhenbao was the first cousin and sole wife of Huangdi Shiwu, the founder of the Cui dynasty. 	Huanghou Zhenbao was the first cousin and sole wife of Huangdi Shiwu, the founder of the Cui dynasty. 	Huanghou Zhenbao was the first cousin and sole wife of Huangdi Shiwu, the founder of the Cui dynasty. 	Huanghou Zhenbao was the first cousin and sole wife of Huangdi Shiwu, the founder of the Cui dynasty.
 	 	 	 	
===== Other Prominent Claimants ===== 	
===== Other Prominent Claimants ===== 	
===== Other Prominent Claimants ===== 	
===== Other Prominent Claimants ===== 	
===== Other Prominent Claimants =====
Dynasty/Kingdom/Empire 	Personal Name 	Courtesy Name 	Historicity & Other notes 	Historicity & Other notes
Mei魅 	Yuan Li媛麗 	Meiwu美物 	A powerful Gao sorceress who lived in the early Mei dynasty during the Predynastic Era. She founded Wushu Xueyuan (巫術學院), one of the oldest the most prestigious academies of magic in Tianchao. 	A powerful Gao sorceress who lived in the early Mei dynasty during the Predynastic Era. She founded Wushu Xueyuan (巫術學院), one of the oldest the most prestigious academies of magic in Tianchao.
Shui水 	Han Tang韓糖 	Tijie題解 	The last King of Shui, a kingdom of the Warring States Period. He was also an alleged descendant of Han Xiangzi, one of the Eight Immortals.
He tried to bring the era of war and chaos to an end by peaceful means, only to be assassinated by his own subordinates on his way to an inter-kingdom summit, whom then gave his kingdom up to the newly-proclaimed Qiang dynasty. 	The last King of Shui, a kingdom of the Warring States Period. He was also an alleged descendant of Han Xiangzi, one of the Eight Immortals.
He tried to bring the era of war and chaos to an end by peaceful means, only to be assassinated by his own subordinates on his way to an inter-kingdom summit, whom then gave his kingdom up to the newly-proclaimed Qiang dynasty.
Yong Zhai永斎 	Fanwei Mingzhi範圍明智 	Tiancai天才 	Genius strategist that served Wei San and Yong Zhai Kingdom during the Four Kingdoms period. 	Genius strategist that served Wei San and Yong Zhai Kingdom during the Four Kingdoms period.
Kai愷 	Yang Xiang养像 	Xiangka湘卡 	Trusted subordinate and sworn brother of Tai Ji (泰急): styled Haojin (耗尽): formally titled Wangzi Rongbei of Yi (以荣北王子), one of the leading participants of the War of the Twelve Princes during the Kai dynasty. 	Trusted subordinate and sworn brother of Tai Ji (泰急): styled Haojin (耗尽): formally titled Wangzi Rongbei of Yi (以荣北王子), one of the leading participants of the War of the Twelve Princes during the Kai dynasty.
 	Yisang Yao以嗓咬 	Taohao淘号 	Warlord of the Twenty Kingdoms Period. 	Warlord of the Twenty Kingdoms Period.
Jia嘉 	Zan Lin贊霖 	Tiemei鐵玫 	General of the Jia dynasty, whom helped Huangdi Zui overthrow the tyrannical Xiuhuang Shui Bude shi Mingming and the Qiu dynasty.
She later sided with the breakaway San dynasty during the War of the Seven Emperors. 	General of the Jia dynasty, whom helped Huangdi Zui overthrow the tyrannical Xiuhuang Shui Bude shi Mingming and the Qiu dynasty.
She later sided with the breakaway San dynasty during the War of the Seven Emperors.
San傘 	Zan Lin贊霖 	Tiemei鐵玫 	General of the Jia dynasty, whom helped Huangdi Zui overthrow the tyrannical Xiuhuang Shui Bude shi Mingming and the Qiu dynasty.
She later sided with the breakaway San dynasty during the War of the Seven Emperors. 	General of the Jia dynasty, whom helped Huangdi Zui overthrow the tyrannical Xiuhuang Shui Bude shi Mingming and the Qiu dynasty.
She later sided with the breakaway San dynasty during the War of the Seven Emperors.
Man滿 	Tao Lang涛浪 	Gonglu功率 	A subordinate of Möngtai Khagan (ᠮᠥᠩᠭ᠎ᠠ ᠲᠠᠢ ᠬᠠᠭᠠᠨ), aka Diqi Zuichu Huangdi (第七最初皇帝), the founder of the Lin dynasty.
At one time he was a general of the Man dynasty of Seven Dynasties & Twelve Kingdoms period, charged with defending the northern frontier of the empire against the Gergazartan Khaganate. Widely viewed by Wan historians as a traitor, as it was through his aid that Möngtai Khagan was able to breach the main defenses that kept him from conquering Tianchao swiftly. 	A subordinate of Möngtai Khagan (ᠮᠥᠩᠭ᠎ᠠ ᠲᠠᠢ ᠬᠠᠭᠠᠨ), aka Diqi Zuichu Huangdi (第七最初皇帝), the founder of the Lin dynasty.
At one time he was a general of the Man dynasty of Seven Dynasties & Twelve Kingdoms period, charged with defending the northern frontier of the empire against the Gergazartan Khaganate. Widely viewed by Wan historians as a traitor, as it was through his aid that Möngtai Khagan was able to breach the main defenses that kept him from conquering Tianchao swiftly.
Lin霖/ᠯᠢᠩᠨ 	Tao Lang涛浪 	Gonglu功率 	A subordinate of Möngtai Khagan (ᠮᠥᠩᠭ᠎ᠠ ᠲᠠᠢ ᠬᠠᠭᠠᠨ), aka Diqi Zuichu Huangdi (第七最初皇帝), the founder of the Lin dynasty.
At one time he was a general of the Man dynasty of Seven Dynasties & Twelve Kingdoms period, charged with defending the northern frontier of the empire against the Gergazartan Khaganate. Widely viewed by Wan historians as a traitor, as it was through his aid that Möngtai Khagan was able to breach the main defenses that kept him from conquering Tianchao swiftly. 	A subordinate of Möngtai Khagan (ᠮᠥᠩᠭ᠎ᠠ ᠲᠠᠢ ᠬᠠᠭᠠᠨ), aka Diqi Zuichu Huangdi (第七最初皇帝), the founder of the Lin dynasty.
At one time he was a general of the Man dynasty of Seven Dynasties & Twelve Kingdoms period, charged with defending the northern frontier of the empire against the Gergazartan Khaganate. Widely viewed by Wan historians as a traitor, as it was through his aid that Möngtai Khagan was able to breach the main defenses that kept him from conquering Tianchao swiftly.
Yamatai 	Akimoto no Kuma秋元の熊 	n/a 	Founder and first daimyo of the Akimoto clan (a cadet branch the Yinghui Qiuyuan clan), a clan of Wan-Genjin origin in the Morokoshi provinces of the Yamato.
Born under the name Qiuyuan Xiong (秋元熊), when the Empire of Yamatai invaded western Marlakcor during the Ang dynasty, Akimoto no Kuma collaborated with the invading Yamato, providing weapons, funds, and soldiers. For his service, he and his descendants were granted a large estate to rule. 	Founder and first daimyo of the Akimoto clan (a cadet branch the Yinghui Qiuyuan clan), a clan of Wan-Genjin origin in the Morokoshi provinces of the Yamato.
Born under the name Qiuyuan Xiong (秋元熊), when the Empire of Yamatai invaded western Marlakcor during the Ang dynasty, Akimoto no Kuma collaborated with the invading Yamato, providing weapons, funds, and soldiers. For his service, he and his descendants were granted a large estate to rule.
Dongbalian 	Li Mulan李木蘭 	Jiuxing救星 	A peasant woman born in former Daludao, whom was captured during the Solarii invasion and made a slave. She later escaped to Dongbalian and became a general who turned the tide of war against the Solarii. 	A peasant woman born in former Daludao, whom was captured during the Solarii invasion and made a slave. She later escaped to Dongbalian and became a general who turned the tide of war against the Solarii.
Lei雷 	Xiangrikui Haiyu向日葵海域 	Miku密哭 	A politician of the early Lei dynasty. The only known descendant with a trusted record of lineage to Xiangrikui Gongchen, and the only known one to share his name. His family and ancestors, whom also share the Xiangrikui name, remained in obscurity until he offered his serviced to the Lei dynasty. His family has maintained an estate in a valley nestled in a mountain range in northeastern Zanghuan for millennia, since at least the tenth generation after Xiangrikui Gongchen's time.	A politician of the early Lei dynasty. The only known descendant with a trusted record of lineage to Xiangrikui Gongchen, and the only known one to share his name. His family and ancestors, whom also share the Xiangrikui name, remained in obscurity until he offered his serviced to the Lei dynasty. His family has maintained an estate in a valley nestled in a mountain range in northeastern Zanghuan for millennia, since at least the tenth generation after Xiangrikui Gongchen's time.
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==Trivia==
*As a sign of respect and the importance on Qirsyllvian history, almost all cultures who use a special script for their language have a rendering of the word abjaksan both in script and pronunciation, save for a few whose lingual tonalities don't fit.
*The vast majority of the Abjaksan of Soligaia are reincarnated into royalty, nobility or powerful political families, and often become monarchs or influential political figures.
*The first seven abjaksan are the central figures of Septifidelity, one of the major religions of Qirsyllviar.
*The varying dates are for different calendars, depending on which culture the abjaksan were born into.
*The list of known abjaksan in the Pre-Chronicles of Qirsyllviar sections of the tables are listed in chronological order, though are not necessarily immediately successive to each other, as there are actually hundreds more predating the current seven. (Author's note: blank rows indicate "undecided" abjaksan between listed ones.) That said, the immediate predecessors of the 46th Century Abjaksan, those of The Chronicles of Qirsyllviar: The Secret of Garvis, are listed directly above them.
*The abjaksan were partially inspired by the Avatar from the Avatar Series.
**The Pragbhava Asurya Niyogin, which was partially inspired by the Avatar State from the Avatar series, means "Past-Life Spiritual Empowerment" in Sanskrit.
*Though Fuso is considered a separate land all its own, situated between the continents of Aquilonis and Marlakcor, the abjaksan of Marlakcor can be born in Fuso but the abjaksan of Aquilonis can not. The widely accepted reason for this is because Fuso is too far away from Aquilonis, making it de facto part of Marlakcor.
*While it's common for abjaksan to meet up and interact with each other at some point in their lives, a full gathering is a very rare occurrence; and some abjaksan go their entire lives without meeting another abjaksan.
**Between the original defeat of Voldrazar and the gathering during the Great Northern Aquilonis War, all seven abjaksan have gathered together in one place a total of fifty-three times.
***During the majority of times they gathered it was during a time of great peril, when the fate of a particular region, or even all of Qirsyllviar, hung in the balance.
**Also, after a full gathering, it is common for the abjaksan to "scatter" again within days of the ultimate purpose of their gathering being fulfilled.
*An abjaksan's differently-colored eyes are not their natural eye color. When an abjaksan dies, their eyes change back to the color they would've inherited from their parents.
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