Nelomar I

Nelomar I, son of Thodrian I, was the sixth Emperor of the Theridan Empire, and generally regarded as a lax King.
Many suspect that the liberal attitude of Thodrian I had too great an influence on the young Nelomar, who had not been instilled with the same imperial fervour that had driven his great-great-grandfather, Therid I, the First Emperor. Nelomar held little interest in affairs of state, beyond patronage of the arts.
A great fan of music, art, literature, and so on, particularly in relation to the religions and faiths of the Empire. As a result of his patronage, the vast wealth built up during the economic prosperity of his father had begun to dwindle, leading to riots in the streets, both human and non-human.
Ignoring the riots and appointing favoured advisors with little ability to deal with them, a series of non-human revolts rose up across Paledia, much to the dismay of the nobility and those within the Imperial Family who were aware of events, which Nelomar was not.
Nelomar's end came when he was struck on the head by an object thrown by a rioting crowd whilst riding in a carriage towards a theatrical performance. Thedromar, son of Nelomar, succeeded his incompetent father at a relatively young age, but showed from the beginning his intentions for Paledia when he took the reign name of Therid III.
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