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Pyaviadin Przeoniwaltizeqi

Pyaviadin Przeoniwaltizeqi (1676-1745) is the first Prze of the Kryfona Kingdom, and a significant portion of why the Kryfona Kingdom between Yunjaqvi Cizoqwi-Nizli's death and Hiahl Tyxefone's crowning was not widely liked. See, P. Prze was not a very great leader, not by a longshot. The only reason he got power was by basically screwing Cizoqwi-Nizli out of it in one of the cheapest political blows in the history of the Kryfona. When he got the crown, he proceeded to largely alienate the Kryfona, make a bunch of dumb laws and rules and just in general he wasn't fun to be ruled by. When the population of the Kryfona Kingdom called him out on this in 1725 he didn't really respond to it and it went ignored by his government - but in 1726 the Kryfona broke out in major protesting and rioting, and P. Prze didn't really have a choice but to acknowledge the mess that he'd caused over five years. He was forced into resignation when his government threatened to immediately withdraw their support of him and elect a new king in his place if he didn't by April 1st, 1726. He did, on March 12th, but not before he made his distant relative Yerubanjeh king in his place, and secretly controlled Y. Prze's actions. Y. Prze wasn't much better because of it, and in 1731 he gave himself the boot. This caused significant turmoil in P. Prze's life, and he was very lonely for the rest of his life. When Y. Prze died in 1737 it left P. Prze with nobody, and he died a few years later in 1745, with nobody around.
Category:Kryfona Leaders
Qeradzkiv Syatrobahian

Qeradzkiv Syatrobahian (1554-1612) is the father of Losaw Syatrobahian. He also coincidentally has a name which sounds a whole lot like the one of the fellow who came before him, Teriadszkiv Svariyantina, which is a source of unending confusion. He took power in 1602, did nothing much, laughed in the faces of the Yaraans (who at the time were busy trying to unify themselves and not doing a very good job) and in the resultant controversy proceeded to go about his life as if nothing happened. He died in 1612, ten years after taking control of the Kryfona Kingdom, and left Losaw to rule.
Category:Kryfona Leaders
Redimahqevits Syatrobahian

Redimahqevits Syatrobahian (1598-1663) is the guy who has a really long name which most Kryfona have memorized by heart. After his father Losaw Syatrobahian died in 1629, he took the throne. This did not end well. R. Syatrobahian was very ill prepared to rule (his father didn't expect to die so early in his life and so had neglected to train his son) and so most of the time Syatrobahian ended up improvising in his rule. The Kryfona population did sympathize with him, but they also didn't want him to stay in power for a long time, and in 1632 he decided to resign at the recommendation of most Kryfona. He ended up living for about thirty years after his resignation, but very little of that was interesting except for how he became an opponent to the rule of Ssomiz Lweskija, who came after him.
Category:Kryfona Leaders
Rekiadusk Mikoszaakide

Rekiadusk Mikoszaakide (1446-1504) was the son of Nimiadh Mikoszaakide, and the guy who came after him. Nimiadh died in 1478, leaving R. Mikoszaakide with power. He ruled for a bit, and then had Yoszamide Mikoszaakide, his son. In his entire reign he had very little to do and ended up being exceptionally bored due to it. He died in 1504, with a list of achievements shorter than his name, and was apparently distraught over it on his death bed.
Category:Kryfona Leaders
Rodskowsje Svariyantina

Rodskowsje Svariyantina (1490-1567) was pretty much the guy who put the Svariyantina family on the map. After Yoszamide Mikoszaakide died in 1540, he took control. Being a great-great-great-great grandfather to the later Kghyilda Svariyantina, and really, just being a Svariyantina period, it's only natural that he did something worth mentioning. In his case, he pretty much single handedly ended the Tuszke State in one of the most thorough trouncings the Kryfona Kingdom ever inflicted on somebody. Besides that he's not very much remembered, but he set the state for the Svariyantina's entry in to Kryfona history.
Category:Kryfona Leaders
Rogdin Lunaerterijalis

Rogdin Lunaerterijalis (1746-1806) (this is the guy that came after Hiahl T. Tyxefone) is one of those guys you rarely hear about in Kryfona history. This is for two reasons. For one, he wasn't very good at ruling, or leading his army in battle as shown by the entire Yaraan Secession Crisis up until 1806. For another thing, he is the only Kryfona king to have ever committed suicide - which is most of it. He got power in 1781, and for awhile seemed like he'd get by without any major incidents happening in his reign. Then the Yaraans rose up in 1802, beat the Kryfona army up in 1803, and held their own in 1804. Rodgin's failure in the Yaraan Secession Crisis pretty much brought down his entire ruling period. With only minimal success in 1805 (the only things which slowed Yaraa down from 1805 to 1806 were a lack of support from the Arieles and a lack of manpower), Rogdin fell into depression and took to the bottle pretty vigorously. This made things even worse, and on February 5th, 1806, Rogdin killed himself with a few bullets to the face. His successor, Trenjiasov Mikoszaakide was a bit better off.
Category:Kryfona Leaders
Sareszlneid Nyodhis

Sareszlneid Nyodhis (1312-1389) is the longest ruling Kryfona leader, at 54 years. He began his rule in 1335 after the death of his father, Nux Nyodhis, and he ruled until 1389, when he died of old age. In his reign, he had two children, twins Tolsarn and Verszilkig, who both went on to rule after him. Other than that, he lived a fairly quiet life and enjoyed his exceptionally long reign.
Category:Kryfona Leaders
Ssomiz Lweskija

Ssomiz Lweskija (1579-1654) is the guy who came after a guy with a really long name and who came before Kghyilda Svariyantina. This of course means that he is not often remembered. He was born in what then consisted of a bunch of small cities which were populated by what would become the Yaraan society about fifteen years after. He moved to the Kryfona Kingdom with his parents in 1584, and lived there for the rest of his life. He didn't gain his position as king until quite awhile in to his life, specifically he got it in 1632, at 53 (which annoys many of Kghyilda's supporters as Kghyilda lived to be only 49, and her son Hyeyynin lived to be only 52). He then proceeded to immediately screw up, get into a war with the Arieles six months after becoming the king and promptly lose said war in a very inglorious fashion that got Nylzsryf burned to the ground. Other than his loss, he really didn't end up doing a whole lot, and so his entire list of accomplishments is usually relegated to two sentences in the history books. He died in 1654, at 75, which was strange in a time where Kryfona lived to be only about 60 on average.
Category:Kryfona Leaders
Szaqrya Geynilar

Szaqrya Geynilar (1234-1301) was the younger brother to the first Kryfona king, Tykraasz Geynilar. Aside from the fact that he was the second monarch of the Kingdom, Szaqrya ended up suffering from the fact that he was nearly fifteen years younger than Tykraasz, and so he didn't inherit the throne until 1284; when he was nearly 50. When he finally did inherit the throne, he couldn't do much of anything, since Tykraasz had done such a good job before him. This left him in the unfortunate situation of being a practically worthless king. He died in 1301, with little done.
Category:Kryfona Leaders
Teriadszkiv Svariyantina

Teriadszkiv Svariyantina (1534-1602) was the second Svariyantina in the first wave of the Svariyantinas (the other was Rodskowsje). He managed to rule from 1567 to 1602, and in the process managed to be the guy who had to fight the second longest war in Kryfona history, the Joszyke War (1583-90). Aside from that, his reign had a disproportionately small number of things which happened in it for how long he managed to hang on to power - 35 years. He died in 1602.
Category:Kryfona Leaders
Tolsarn Nyodhis

Tolsarn Nyodhis (1370-1418) was one of two brothers, the other was Verszilkig. They were born to their father, Sareszlneid Nyodhis, who died in 1389. Tolsarn originally took power, and he ruled for two years, but in early January 1391 he suffered from an unexpected bout of illness. In his place, Verszilkig took over in his place "temporarily." Tolsarn never fully recovered, though, having been crippled by the illness, and so Verszilkig was formally sworn in as king in July of 1391. Verszilkig would go on to rule until 1432. Tolsarn did not live as long, though, and he died in 1418 of complications of the illness.
Category:Kryfona Leaders
Trenjiasov Mikoszaakide

Trenjiasov Mikoszaakide (1778-1841) is hardly remembered for anything in Kryfona history, really. Aside from his name, which made people cringe (it's pronounce MEE-kus-aah-kee-day) and lead to him being called "King Miko" in his time, he really did not do anything or have anything happen - which is odd for how he ruled from 1806 to 1841, a very long time. He got to mop up some leftovers from the Yaraan Secession Crisis, which Rogdin Lunaerterijalis had a terrible time with, but after that life came pretty easy to him. Most Kryfona kings would be envious of him.
Category:Kryfona Leaders
Tuske Leaders

The 16 leaders of the Tuszke State and the Kryfona Tuszke puppet state.
The Tuszke State (1503-1546)	The Tuszke State (1503-1546)	The Tuszke State (1503-1546) 	The Tuszke State (1503-1546)
1503-1524 	Eýgänni Zastilän 	First leader of the Tuszke State 	
1524-1538 	Ňusilý Zastilän 	Son of Eyganni, formed the Army of the Tuszke State. 	
1538-1546 	Kihuža Zastilän 	Son of Nusily, lost the Tuszke War to the Kryfona. 	
Kryfona Tuszke (1546-1883) 	Kryfona Tuszke (1546-1883) 	Kryfona Tuszke (1546-1883) 	
1546-1561 	Kihuža Zastilän 	Was restored to power by order of Rodskowsje Svariyantina. 	
1561-1578 	Kihoszha Tismaszojeye 	Kihoszha was a Kingdom born Tuszke, hence Kihoszha and not Kihuža.	
1578-1582 	Änan Ýugöwa 	Was extremely unpopular with the Tuszke, and was killed in 1582. 	
1582-1620 	Stuja Awaseq 	Began the slow cultural integration of Tuszke into the Kingdom. 	
1620-1645 	Szavylxana Nadkyet 	 	
1645-1677 	Ilsmasi Nadkyet 	Participated in the Stjetim Conflict. 	
1677-1702 	Ýuga Iasan 	Participated in the Second Stjetim Conflict. 	
1702-1745 	Kosha Iasan 	 	
1745-1765 	Ujudže Däsze 	 	
1765-1779 	Kidöma Däsze 	 	
1779-1802 	Zsoja Qailenid 	 	
1802-1834 	Kaliya Toszkaa 	 	
1834-1883 	Ilszyke Gautrik 	Last leader of Kryfona Tuszke.
Tyeri Awaseq

Tyeri Awaseq (1906-1998) was born in the then war torn Nylzsryf on July 19th, 1906 - a time where his father, Xeriren Awaseq was the king of the Kryfona. A quick achiever, he was exceptionally bright and was largely favored by Xeriren over his brother, Aziosan Awaseq for the eventual title he'd get, which was king. Tyeri lived for almost forty years before he got that title though, his father Xeriren only dying in 1952 after a solid eighty years - Aziosan had also died by this point, he'd had an aviation accident and perished in 1950 - leaving Tyeri as the king. He ruled as a fairly uncorrupt and good king, but his reign was unusually quiet sans the Adborthos War from 1974 to 1977. In 1987, with his health declining severely, Tyeri stepped down and Ghrodinh Iodalosku took his place. Tyeri's health got even worse despite Ghrodinh taking power. These health problems eventually got to him and he died on November 3rd of 1998. Subsequently he was given a funeral with full military honors, and was buried in the Cemetary of the Greats on November 12th.
Category:Kryfona Leaders
Tyihe F. Nyodhis

Tyihe Fyzanha Nyodhis (1656-1719) is the other Nyodhis brother. After his brother died in a theatre fire, Tyihe F. took over and promptly turned the Kryfona Kingdom around and into a powerhouse of industry. The things he's usually remembered for though is how he managed not only to beat the Arieles three times in the Seuyastazal Wars and get Seuyastazal out of it, and how he also got not one but two Arieles governments to topple. These things happened from 1710 to 1716 and 1712 to 1718 respectively, and they're now the chief legacies of Tyihe F. Besides his conquests, he fixed a lot of the things his brother couldn't due to his untimely death. This does not usually go remembered though. He died in June of 1719, when he came down with what amounted to a very bad case of the flu and didn't recover. He was buried in the Cemetary of the Greats with full honors.
Category:Kryfona Leaders
Tyihe Nyodhis

Tyihe Varesjza Nyodhis (1654-1708) was the first of the Nyodhis brothers, and the Kryfona who had the misfortune of being the successor to the reigns of Kghyilda Svariyantina and her son Hyeyynin Svariyantina. When he took the crown in October of 1707, he took it knowing full and well that he'd have trouble doing anything close to what Kghyilda and Hyeyynin did, but he tried anyways. The gods apparently were not on his side. After not even a year of ruling, a theatre fire in September of 1708 claimed his life, along with about seventy others. He was buried with full military honors, and his brother Tyihe F. Nyodhis became king. To date he's still got the record for shortest reign.
Category:Kryfona Leaders
Tykraasz Geynilar

Tykraasz Geynilar (1210-1284) is the guy who first ruled the Kryfona Kingdom upon its foundation in 1248. He did not actually create the kingdom, though. The title of "founder of the Kryfona Kingdom" goes to Jaszclun Brszeyal, who founded the kingdom, but was snubbed of power by Tykraasz, who accused him of being unqualified to rule and so took power for himself. Besides that little move, Tykraasz was a fairly good king. He had a brother, Szaqrya, who later took control upon his death, but during Tykraasz's reign Szaqrya was basically nothing. Despite his reputation in the Kingdom, it's generally agreed upon that Tykraasz was kind of a jerk, and upon his death in 1284 this became very apparent.
Category:Kryfona Leaders
Verszilkig Nyodhis

Verszilkig Nyodhis (1370-1432) was the fourth of the Nyodhis gang. He, and his brother Tolsarn Nyodhis (who he replaced) were born to Sareszlneid Nyodhis (who died in 1389 after many years of ruling). Verszilkig ended up having a ridiculously long reign for a replacement king (Tolsarn was expected to recover, but he never did and he lived the rest of his life practically crippled) and in the process he ended up actually being one of the better leaders. He was very strange however, as he had religious beliefs and believed in the Arieles ways a lot more than any other king until the days of Yhurtienaid Qailenid. In 1432 he died and that left Nimiadh Mikoszaakide as the king.
Category:Kryfona Leaders
Werykoev Ceudininkon

Werykoev Ceudininkon (b. Hugaalsi) (1810-1865) is the only Kryfona king from the Arieles Kingdom. Well, besides Yhurtienaid Qailenid, but Kryfona don't like to remember him. Notably he had one of the shortest lifespans of any Kryfona king, as he was born in 1810 in a tiny border town, grew up, moved to the Kryfona Kingdom in 1823, got into politics in 1831, took power as Kryfona king from Trenjiasov Mikoszaakide in 1841, and then died in 1865, after a whole lot of cleaning up messes from the past. The main thing he's remembered for though is being the only Arieles king (it must be pointed out again that Qailenid isn't usually remembered for anything). He notably inspired his successor Yeqsrin Worissilo into joining the then thinning ranks of Kryfona politics, and also left him nothing to do, which Yeqsrin called him out for post-humorously in 1871, and which Werykoev must have had a pretty big laugh over.
Category:Kryfona Leaders
Xeriren Awaseq

Xeriren Awaseq (1874-1952) was born in a very tiny South Vyfarlan town named Nyhana on January 8th, 1874. He was the first of two Awaseq rulers, the other was his son Tyeri, who gained power after Xeriren's death. Xeriren didn't lead much of a notable life before good old Yhurtienaid Qailenid went and made the Kryfona Federation in 1900. When that happened though he instantly joined the KRM, which sprung up, and became its leader. The KRM eventually won the Kryfona Civil War (1900-1902) that resulted from Qailenid's royal screw ups, and Xeriren was handed the crown in 1902. He had his son Tyeri four years later in 1906, and mostly his reign was picking up the pieces that Qailenid left behind due to his incompetence. In 1950 Xeriren started to have health problems, probably brought on by his old age, and these eventually got so bad that he could no longer competently rule. In January of 1952 his son Tyeri took power unofficially. Xeriren didn't last long after; he died in July and was buried in the Cemetary of the Greats.
Category:Kryfona Leaders
Yeqsrin Worissilo

Yeqsrin Worissilo (1832-1900) was one of the only Kryfona kings who was actually born in the Kryfona Tuszke. Actually, he's the only, and he was born there in 1832. Inspired by then leader Werykoev Ceudininkon, he pretty much immediately took up politics once he grew up. This had the side effect of turning him into the only unanimously voted Kryfona king ever. When he did take up power on Werykoev's untimely death in 1865, he was left with almost nothing to do however, since Werykoev had basically solved everything that he could legitimately solve with the little amount of power and control he had. Thus Worissilo found himself doing nothing until 1883 came around, when he managed to annex his homeland in one of the cheapest deals in Kryfona history (he basically took the Kryfona Tuszke on the basis that he'd protect them, and then left them to the mercy of everything). The backlash to the deal ended up giving him something to do until his death of natural causes in 1900. His deal also left his successor - a guy named Yhurtienaid Qailenid - with some clean-up duties that ended up being up and ignored until the days of the Awaseqs. Whoopsies.
Category:Kryfona Leaders
Yerubanjeh Przeoniwaltizeqi

Y. Przeoniwaltizeqi (1667-1737) is the second of the Przes, and a problematic part of Kryfona history. Vaguely related to Pyaviadin Przeoniwaltizeqi, his predecessor, and his decisions were mostly influenced by that very same guy. This wasn't the problem with Y. Prze, though. The problem lied in that Y. Prze really could not lead well, that his crowning was due to P. Prze's meddling in 1726, and many times he almost had his government tank because of just how badly he botched his job. Apparently he acknowledged this and he ended up resigning in the year 1731, only a few years after showing up. He lived for six years afterwards, not very long either. In 1737 he was killed in a misfortunate - and very explosive - accident which also claimed the lives of sixteen others.
Category:Kryfona Leaders
Yhurtienaid Qailenid

Azhatilz Yhurtienaid Qailenid (c. 1874-1922) was born in Illiorafili, the capitol of the Arieles Kingdom sometime around the year 1874. His birth date is unknown, since he isn't Kryfona born and the Arieles purged their record of him unintentionally in 1950. Mostly, he is known for his unceremonious rise to power in 1900, after Yeqsrin Worissilo died, and the policies he made which started the Kryfona Civil War. The civil war which happened not only ended up ousting him from power, but it resulted in him being exiled from the Kryfona Kingdom, which may have had to do with it being the cause of death for nearly eight million Kryfona, and the cause of injury for twelve million more. He moved back to his home of Illiorafili and died there in 1922 naturally.
Category:Kryfona Leaders
Yoszamide Mikoszaakide

Yoszamide Mikoszaakide (1473-1540) was the guy after his father, Rekiadusk Mikoszaakide. Oddly, Y. Mikoszaakide was born before R. Mikoszaakide took power, as the former was born in 1473, and the latter took power in 1478. Y. Mikoszaakide took power in 1504, after Y died. He ended up having a ridiculous 36 year reign, which was punctuated occasionally by Arieles annoyances, and the occasional shouting match with the Arieles, but otherwise his reign really did see nothing happen in it. He died in 1540.
Category:Kryfona Leaders
Yunjaqvi Cizoqwi-Nizli

Yunjaqvi Cizoqwi-Nizli (1679-1745) (the guy who followed the duo of Tyihe Nyodhis and Tyihe F. Nyodhis) is a guy who's rarely ever mentioned in Kryfona society nowadays. This is because of how he's not really known for anything on account of his very short reign, which lasted about two years before blowing up in his face. His reign lasted from 1719 to 1721, by the way. It ended up being so short because his main "supporter" in government, Pyaviadin Przeoniwaltizeqi ended up breaking off his support in 1720 - taking about 70% of the government with him. The result was a government which didn't trust its own king and Yunjaqvi ended up having to resign in 1721 since he couldn't function without that 70% to aid him. This had the effect of throwing the crown to Prze, who proceeded, in blunt terms, to botch his reign awfully. Nizli remained alive and well however until, hilariously, June 12th, 1745, three days after P. Prze's death. His last words were basically "Haha, I got the last laugh, Prze!" He was promptly buried in the Cemetary of the Greats.
Category:Kryfona Leaders
Änan Ýugöwa

Änan Ýugöwa (1553-1582) is one of the only Kryfona leaders - of any kind - to ever be assassinated by his own people. It started with a troubled first years of childhood. He was an orphan from ages 1 to 5, he grew up poor until he was 15. Things got better for him from 15 to 19, and he snagged a job in politics. He climbed the ranks of that quickly, and he was added to the Kryfona Tuszke's governing body in 1574 at 21. At 25 he took over as leader of the Kryfona Tussock, but his pent up anger and sadism from all those years of living terribly influenced a couple of his decisions and he proceeded to make the Kryfona Tuszke a living hell without actually intending to. Terrible policies made in an attempt to correct a couple of these erroneous decisions did not help matters, and so in 1582 - as he was speaking to the population of Keszanneta - he was shot seven times by a very angry Tuszkean. He died in a couple of moments, and his body was dragged around by disgruntled Tuszkeans for awhile before being burned and the ashes thrown into a hole. Shortly after this, a fellow named Stuja Awaseq inherited the position - and Anan Yugowa ceased to exist.
Category:Tuszkean Leaders
Ăimia Lasiri

Dahiel Aimia Lasiri-Horaan (1348-1441), or just Aimia Lasiri as people call her now is one of the Arieles' most tragic rulers. In her reign, she managed to suffer a civil war (1379-1382), a rebellion (1388), a sixteen year long war (1391-1407) with the Idyk (Idiri) which the Arieles lost to, and another civil war (1401-1402) which practically caused the lost of the aforementioned sixteen year long war (said war is named the Sixteen Year War, actually). None of these things ended up really being her fault. The first civil war happened explicitly because of how King Adnustia had treated people in his reign - they took it out on Aimia pretty much for no reason other than Adnustia was dead and because they could. The rebellion in '88 was because of how some of these people weren't mopped up. The Idyk had long wanted independence from the Arieles (they'd been rebelling even under the Arasuilaas), due to how they were basically considered nothing but dirt by everyone prior to Aimia, and they saw Aimia as weak enough to overthrow or at least take down a peg (Aimia was trying to give them more rights, actually). The second civil war was due to how people thought Aimia was failing at her job, which was partially true, but they only strained her weak nation more and actually managed to cause the loss of the war by giving the Idiri free reign over half the nation while Aimia had to put down the rebellion. Nevertheless Aimia survived these major catastrophes and reigned for a good twenty five years after the loss of the Sixteen Year War. Chiefly though, she was remembered for everything bad that happened and she never got to really do anything ever again. She died lonely in 1441, and her plight wasn't recognized until the mid 1600s.
Category:Arieles Leaders