Emperor Txiameng

Emperor Txiameng (天命財門 - Txomong Txiameng) ended the rule of the Mandate of Heaven and became the founder of the Txiameng Kingdom in 200 BCE - 1800 CE. He ruled the southern lands and quickly developed the mountainous river civilization's culture into greatness that continues to stand to this day: Txiameng City. He is said to be the God of Wealth and as said to have lived for 400 years.
He saw the world as Thei (田), farming fields across the lands, mountains and rivers, and working alliances as equals among neighboring locals. He empathized on engineering, agriculture, commerce, science and culture, and went up against invasion and conquest. Slavery was banned, and accepted war refugees from neighboring villages.
His sword was told to come the Heavens, carved out of the Silver Mountains, from the Fire of Stars from the Tail of Comets. It was this legendary Silver Grass Art Sword that gave him the gift of power to rule. Thought mostly told as a myth, Emperor Txiameng was a real figure who was a philosopher, writer and strategist. Allowing Mountain Canons, Flintlock Rifles and Gunpowder weapons to lead his army and defend the mountains from conquest from the Xua.
He is considered God of Wealth, Bountifulness and Abundant Life. His artifacts include the Crown of Txiameng and the Thousand Mountain Robe.
Category:People
Category:Imperial Order