Igarin emperors

This is a list of known Emperors of the Igarin Empire, also known as the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Galactic Empires.

The years are in Sarmelonid time (or Gregorian dating), which consists of twelve months of 365 days. Four calendars are widely used: Igarin (398 days, 13 months), Resparin, Kuelgon (506 days, 16 months), and Novantirna (398 days, 13 months).

The Igarin calendar is the most widespread calendar, so to convert from Sarmelonid/Gregorian to Igarin, one should multiply the number of years from the start of an Igarin calendar's number by 365, and then divide it by the 398, the number of days in the Igarin calendar's year. So 1000 years would be 917 in Igarin years.

## Eighteenth Galactic Empire

### Poxontid Dynasty

* Lûwadaro I
	+ 6,608 BK - Lûwadaro I founds the Eighteenth Igarin Empire.
	+ 6,578 BK - The Old Konjor Supercorporation is founded by the embittered exiles on the irradiated planet of Kuelgon, and wages war against the Eighteenth Igarin Empire.
	+ 6,551 BK - The Konjors conquer the planet of Luril, and enslave the orange-furred Lurillim natives as their raid the nearby world of Jerde. At the same time, scores of discontent governors and rebels create the Free Igarin Alliance to secede from the Igarin Empire, and their alliance coalesces into an interstellar republic that works with the Igarin Empire's enemies.
* (many emperors later)
* 6,528-64?? BK - Fanžana
	+ Known as the "fireworks emperor" for his love of explosives and extravagant rocket displays.
	+ 6,008 BK - 6,000 BK - The Igarin Empire wages war against the parasitical Suvokkon of the galactic southwest, and exterminate them in gruesome ceremonies and mock trials.
	+ 5,367 BK - The Konjors raid Jerde.
* Lapworîdes
	+ 5,239 BK - Emperor Lapworîdes of the Igarin Empire begins the Plague Wars. His fleets drop toxic bombs to weaken the Old Konjor Supercorporation and quickly end its rebellion: anyone populations unlucky enough to be hit are reduced and mutated into cannibalistic savages, which the Igarin fleets exterminate with another round of flammable bombs afterwards.
* Lhonezikol I
* Lhonezikol II
	+ 5,221 BK - 5,009 BK - Emperor Lhonezikol I continues to destroy millions more with his purges, but his son Lhonezikol II enacts a ceasefire after he noted that the Konjor Supercorporation is on the verge of defeat.
* (six emperors later)
* Goneras the Immortal
	+ 4,552 BK - The Fourth Vozonid civilisation is formed on Jerde by Emperor Sarmelon I. Goneras sends an envoy to contact Sarmelon I, but the latter rejects his offer.
	+ 4,339 BK - The Razanids revolt against the Igarin Empire and form their own domain.
	+ 4,338 BK - Taking advantage of growing discontent with Goneras' expensive policies, one of his generals, Ronewas, overthrows him and becomes the next Emperor. Goneras is killed by a fire that broke out during the siege of his palace at Sulara.

### Binorid Dynasty

4,282 BK - 4,001 BK - Ronewas' successors, the Binorid Dynasty, rule the Galaxy.

* Bino I
* Bino II
	+ 4,134 BK - The Pilakurum civilisation on the planet Nabena is reorganised into the Imdegab Empire.
* Bino III
	+ 4,093 BK - Emperor Bino III defeats and conquers most of the Konjors' remaining possessions.
* Bino IV
	+ 4,001 BK - Emperor Bino IV is overthrown by the Rusonids, a Razanid clan.

## Nineteenth Galactic Empire

### Early Haragarid/Karagarid Dynasty

* Swenwano I
	+ 3,889 BK - Admiral Taisonasko overthrows the Rusonids and becomes Emperor Swenwano I. He renews the Igarin Empire into the "Nineteenth Empire" under his Karagarid Dynasty.
	+ 3,884 BK - Emperor Swenwano I was killed in a space battle against the Zardarin League, causing the Nineteenth Empire to split in a civil war.
* Möwaröfan I
	+ 3,884 BK - Taking advantage of the chaos that ensued from Swenwano I's death, other civilisations throughout the Galaxy began waging war on the Nineteenth Empire. Under the leadership of the warlord Khârgun, the Konjors reestablish their Supercorporation in a local rebellion, prompting Emperor Möwaröfan I to wage the Second Plague Wars against them.
	+ 3,883 BK - On the ruined planet of Tôgara, the Malendor Supercorporation is founded by the warlord Rîgaras, who annexes the surrounding star systems to strengthen his rebellion against the Igarin Empire.
	+ 3,880 BK - Rigara overthrows the Theocracy of Novantir, uniting his allies into a single federation.
	+ 3,879 BK - In spite of the superweapons used against the Konjors, they defeat the Igarin Empire by annexing more rebellious planets, until Möwaröfan I had to stop the Second Plague Wars due to popular discontent.
	+ 3,871 BK - Weakened and exhausted by war against the Igarin Empire, the Imdegab Empire joins the Konjor Supercorporation. Widespread mourning takes place throughout the rest of the Galaxy, due to their dislike of the Konjors' militarism.
	+ 3,869 BK - Rîgaras conquers the planet Novantir from an inept priesthood of sorcerers and appoints the planet as the capital of his Supercorporation.
	+ 3,869 BK - 3,842 BK - The Konjor Supercorporation likewise wages war on its predecessors and their Malendor upstart rivals, to annex them into its fold.
	+ 3,861 BK - The Igarin Empire conquers the planet Kalawar B from the ever-smiling, pale Juretorij humanoids. Most of those that were not slain in battle were killed as sacrifices to the Igarin solar god Faneson. In later centuries, it wages war against other vicious alien species to enslave them or sacrifice them to their gods.
* (many emperors later)
	+ 3,340 BK - The planet of Kerason is settled by colonists from the Free Igarin Alliance.
	+ 2,991 BK - The Igarin Empire exterminates the last Suvokkon aliens, a remnant of the ever-devouring threat of the Galaxy's ancient history.
	+ 2,983 BK - The planet of Pelgurna revolts, and when the rebels prevailed they killed and ate the nobles.
		- The death toll from the Pelgurna massacre was 5,692 rich people and nobles.
	+ 2,983 - 2,979 BK - The Igarin Empire exterminates the planet of Pelgurna and wages war on its poorer peoples. To avoid being slaughtered, many people fled to the Supercorporations, and they became known as the Dispossessed. In place of the murdered victims, the Igarin Emperor Kanoween orders the production of nine billion slaves to repopulate his ruined planets.
		- The death toll from the Kanoween Purge was roughly twelve billion.
	+ 2,932 BK - The Dispossessed launch crusades on the Igarin Empire, taking control of the northern fringes of the empire. Some of the Dispossessed's warriors slaughtered the cloned inhabitants of the worlds that they conquered, denouncing the clones as "mindless imposters". The Dispossessed's realms at the northeastern fringe were later annexed by the Malendor Supercorporation.
	+ 2,776 BK - 2,721 BK - The Konjors invade and conquer Luril and Jerde, though they do it more successfully than in their previous attempts. They were eventually expelled, and the Jerdiskar cautiously utilise any technology that they had left behind to build their own interstellar fleets.
	+ 1,968 BK - The planet of Kerason is conquered by the Igarin Empire.
	+ 1,608 BK - Kerason is liberated by the Malendor Supercorporation.
	+ 1,529 BK - The Igarin Empire wages war against the Vigefionian Kingdom to plunder its Celestial artifacts, but is repelled.
* Prunowetsa I
* Prunowetsa II
	+ 1,235-1,228 BK - Muntuska is sent by the Konjor Supercorporation to offer the King of Arentos an elixir of immortality. He spills the "elixir" to the rivers, poisoning and killing thousands of Arentosians and mutating hundreds into his war-beasts. When he tried to create his own kingdom on Arentos, the Konjor authorities refused to support him, and after his kingdom of monsters was defeated by the surviving Arentosians he fled as an outlaw.
* Prunowetsa III
	+ 1,185 BK - Emperor Prunowetsa III banishes one of his officials, Kurita Deratako, to an uninhabited planet over criticism of the former's excessive spending on entertainment. Kurita establishes the Republic of Nandegakko as a haven for civilised people throughout the Galaxy.
* Faneson I
	+ Faneson I establishes the cult of the solar god Faneson as the state religion, and declares himself as the incarnation of his god. He was known for his fear of the number ninety-eight, which repeatedly appeared in his later nightmares.
	+ Nandegakko attempts to enter into three secularist alliances at the western part of the Galaxy. Two of them, who seek to eliminate all religion and spirituality from the Galaxy (associating it in general with the Igarin state cult), pressure Nandegakko to become antitheist. But because Nandegakko refused to force its citizens to become atheist, these alliances declare war on Nandegakko, denouncing it as "superstitious".
	+ He was also afraid of the numbers 4, 5, 56, and 72. During his reign, these numbers were hidden from public view or censored, except in mathematics, as an act of worship to the emperor, although 4 and 5 were tolerated.
	+ 1,133 BK - After a civil war, Nandegakko is conquered by the Igarin Empire under Emperor Faneson I. It is later used as a prison colony inhabited mostly by atheists.
	+ 1,100's BK - A third anti-Imperial rebellion breaks out in Nandegakko, but is suppressed and its members sacrificed to the god Faneson. The Great Famines fuelled support for the resistance movement, leading to raids to free slaves.
	+ 1,098 BK - Faneson I dies of fright and a heart attack, at exactly the age of ninety-eight.
		- According to Resparin and early Nandegakkovian folklore, he was haunted by ghosts because he oppressed their people. He was warned in a dream not to eat turtle meat or kill the Resparins as sacrifices, but for doing so, the ghost in that dream told him that his life shall be shortened. His soul was later condemned to haunt his successors, driving them insane with bloodlust and a fear of certain numbers.
* Faneson II
	+ The three secular alliances of the western Galaxy wage a final crusade to liberate (or conquer) parts of the Igarin Empire. For 50 years they carved a portion near the Galactic core, but they were defeated. This revived past hatreds within the Igarin Empire against atheism in general, especially when two of the secular civilisations displayed "56" and "58" to curse their enemies: the numbers, the amount of countries that waged a great war in the Igarin homeworld, were long associated with atheism and hostility against Igarin civilisation.
	+ Nandegakko became a place of exile for many atheists. Many of them were assimilated into the broader part of the planet's society, who chose diplomacy and mythology over radical antitheism.
* Faneson III
* Faneson IV
	+ 1,000 BK - Emperor Faneson IV grants autonomy to Nandegakko to win its inhabitants' loyalty.
* Faneson V
	+ The Republic of Chakravela is founded at the northwestern boundaries of the Free Igarin Alliance.
* Trimagan I
	+ 929 BK - 898 BK - The Konjor Supercorporation conquers much of Jerde and enslaves its inhabitants, before being driven out. The Jerdiskar utilise Konjor technology to colonise parts of the Galaxy.
	+ 919 BK - The planet of Arentos revolts against Konjor exploitation, so the Konjor fleets destroy the planet. As the destruction of Arentos also instantly killed millions of inhabitants in surrounding star systems, nearly all of the other galactic powers declare war on the Konjor Supercorporation.
	+ 900 BK - A famine broke out, resulting in another rebellion in Nandegakko that was swiftly repressed.
* Trimagan II
	+ 890's BK - Emperor Trimagan II wages war against the Konjor Supercorporation to claim the Jerde System after the latter was driven out, so he makes Nandegakko a fortress.
	+ 898 BK - The armies of Jerde defeat and expel the Konjor Supercorporation from their homeworld. The Jerdiskar Alliance is established between the most powerful nations on the planet.
	+ 882 BK - The Nandegakkovian refugees in the eastern Galaxy form the Exiles of Nandegakko, a federal republic. They gather a large fleet to liberate their homeworld and aid local rebellions build their new states. The Exilic leaders admit some of the states into their federation by their requests, but they distinguish all territories between Nandegakkovian areas and allied areas.
	+ 876 BK - The Jerdiskar Alliance reestablishes contact with other human civilisations in interstellar space.
	+ 840 BK - 832 BK - The Jerdiskar Alliance seizes the nearby planet of Luril from the Konjors.
	+ 812 BK - 804 BK - The Jerdiskar Alliance wages war against the Igarin Empire to acquire more resources, as they take advantage of the sectors neglected by the Igarin fleets in their war against the Konjors.

### Later Haragarid Dynasty

* (many emperors later)
	+ 800's BK - One of the most powerful human civilisations of Jerde, the Vozonid Empire, expands its territories in the Galaxy as it annexes star systems and conquers pirates.
	+ 796 BK - The interstellar colonies of the Jerdiskar nations form the Colonial Confederacy to rally their forces and defend themselves from the other superpowers' attacks. It later became into the Federation of Baranoria.
	+ 763 BK - Governor Mallajol of Nandegakko imposed a harsher form of atheism to persecute and torture the inhabitants for refusing to worship his Igarin gods. Among his policies included a ban on all festivals, shooting dancers on sight, and the slaughter of turtles as sacrifices to the "fifty-seven" (the atheistic empires of Gausari).
	+ 763 BK - Mallajol gathered a crowd of hundreds of men and women, who watched in horror as the governor killed several turtles on a stage (the turtle is a sacred animal in Nandegakko). As the crowd rioted, he tossed a yellow stick at the crowd and declared all of them sacrifices to the "fifty-seven". Then, he ordered his men to open fire at the crowd. For three days, he enacted this method to slaughter the Nandegakkovians, until he contracted a disease from a rotten turtle and died. With his death, the hated ban on Resparin culture was lifted.
	+ 560 BK - The Battle of Melterjaz occurs when the Malendor Supercorporation annexes several mining worlds from the Igarin Empire. In that battle, several Malendor mechas defeat the High Priest of the Igarin Empire.
	+ 555 BK - Soskaril "Sussi" Sussimi Skaweltar, an unpopular noble who ruled over a large portion of the southern Galaxy, dies of old age. Having forgotten to write a will to properly divide his wealth between his three impatient sons, the princelings gathered their clone armies and fought each other, ruining many worlds and wasting their father's armies. With much of the clone armies slain in the princes' petty wars, various pirates began to raid the vulnerable worlds, only to be conquered by the Konjors and Vozonids.
	+ 442-441 BK - Ironworld once attempted war against the Free Igarin Alliance, seeking to conquer it and use its fleets to take over the Galaxy. After a three month war, Ironworld underwent a revolution that isolated the planet for several years, until its dignitaries apologised to the FIA. After it paid compensation, it was admitted into the alliance.

* Faneson IX
	+ 285 BK - The Galactic Community is formed. Strengthened by its alliances with rebel leaders, it seizes a huge chunk of the Igarin Empire's territories.
	+ 250 BK - Governor Letaggasko leads a war of independence for Nandegakko against the Igarin Empire. After the initial punitive expedition was defeated, Emperor Faneson IX ordered the Sacrificial Fleets to be sent to Nandegakko to exterminate the rebels. The Nandegakkovian Exiles send their fleets to defend their homeworld from being destroyed by the Igarin Sacrificial Fleets. With their superior numbers and technology, and the aid of the Malendor Supercorporation, they defeat the Igarin Sacrificial Fleets and rebuild Nandegakko.
		- The most notorious of these Sacrificial Fleets was Fleet 388, the "Blooddrinkers". These were joined by eight other fleets, among the most powerful fleets in the Igarin Imperial Navy: including 234 "Soultearers", 125 "Mutilators", 756 "Sunstealers", 982 "Godmaws", 546 "Flayteeth", 993 "Hellhounds", 334 "Hearteaters" and 775 "Eyegougers".
	+ 191 BK - The Vozonids conquer the grassland planet of Noviron, and enslave its pirate clans.
* Faneson X
	+ 151 BK - The Galactic Community's fleets approach the Igarin homeworld of Gausari. The last Igarin Emperor, Faneson X, killed himself with explosives, ending the Igarin Empire.
		- Celebrations break out all over the Galaxy, as people burn effigies of Igarin deities and emperors.
		- With the threat of the Igarin Empire removed, the Supercorporations launch campaigns to take over the Galaxy from the other powers around them.

### Imperial Remnant (House of Faneson)

* Faneson Nilwarad
	+ 148 BK - Prince Faneson Nilwarad establishes the Imperial Remnant at Kalawar B, supported by Imdegabat exiles.
	+ 144 BK - The Konjor Supercorporation bombards Kalawar B. Saddened by his heavy losses and pressured by his own subjects to do it, Prince Faneson Nilwarad surrenders and becomes a viceroy. The Imperial Remnant ends, and with it, the Nineteenth Galactic Empire is finally dead. A second wave of celebrations break out all over the Galaxy.

## Trivia

* In an earlier draft of this history, Letaggasko is killed in the independence revolt, and the Nandegakkovians were almost exterminated during the siege of their homeworld, only to be saved by the Chakrawelian and Malendor fleets. In July 2021, he changed it to have the Nandegakkovian Exiles and the Chakravelians intervening earlier to save and rebuild their homeworld, and defeat the Igarin fleets attacking the planet, because he thought it made more sense.

## See also

* Igarin calendar
* Poreseai emperors
* Early Sarmelonid Emperors
* Middle Sarmelonid Emperors
* Later Sarmelonid Emperors