Liberus (Triumvir)

The Citrine Throne of Liberus was forged after the migration of Zeno Ryiomand, also known as Ryiomand the First and Ryiomand the Gracious. Ryiomand the First was followed by many an Ayaten soldier seeking freedom from their former elven masters. Those that did not follow him remained in Tulamera and formed the great city states known today as Parnaak. When Ryiomand entered the northern region known today as the province of Ocyria, he was met by a number of different dilemmas.
The current rulers of the Shattered Coast were a people known as the Sverks, whose cities and culture once dotted all across the continent of Eyané. They were conquerors, but their soldiers were no match for the Ayaten host. Indigenous tribes known as the Malberga were defeated and pushed north by the Sverks long ago, but a number of their tribes still wandered the less settled lands. Ryiomand the First met every city, clan, and even individual with courtesy and respect and offered them a place in his new society. If they refused, he would engage them until they fled, surrendered, or fell. After many Sverk cities fell to Ryiomand, many more began to bend the knee and swear fealty to this new nation.
The greatest of these cities was that of the old city of Vazra, known as the City of Chains. It was an ancient Malberga city that had been taken by a Malberga king at the begin of the Sverkic invasion. The city kept all the surviving Malberga people of that great city as slaves and they served in harsh conditions for generations. When word of Ryiomand reached the ears of the Malberga slaves, a great leader named Dekan gathered the support of the slaves and when the foolish king of Vazra attempted to hold against the Ayaten host, Dekan and his rebels sacked the city from within. Dekan met with Ryiomand and knelt.
Because of his bravery and pride in his people, Ryiomand named him as an equal, a triumvir, and had for him crafted a throne of gold, brass, and citrine. The city of Vazra was renamed to Liberus, meaning "Liberty" in the new Ocyrian language. Dekan was given the cognomen Gaius which meant "great". From that point forward, the first born son of Dekan's line would be named Dekan Gaius in honor of he who won his throne and the freedom of his people.
The city is built up on a number of different islands, some joined together with Malberga architecture that allowed stone to be built up from the sea itself and with Sverkic engineering which boasts large floating islands of wood and steel.