Kings of Bujan

This is a list of monarchs of the civilisation of Bujan.

## Overview

The peoples of Bujan - Wonao natives, Slavics, and Vozonids, saw their monarchy as a series of dynasties, similar to the long-lived Sarmelonid civilisation. Whenever a king or his successors were considered unfit, sometimes they were replaced by another ruler, and the former monarch dethroned into being a commoner.

Unlike the Sarmelonid monarchy, the Bujanski monarchy is an elective monarchy. While a monarch may be succeeded by his chosen son after his death or resignation, royal houses are chosen by the people every few centuries, or even decades, depending on the results of previous royal elections. Bujanski royal elections are more quiet and neat, unlike the noisier presidential campaigns in republics.

Unlike other nations, the only dethroned monarchs who were killed were those killed in battle, or those who were guilty of committing serious crimes, such as murder, treason, and reckless slaughter. Their deaths may range from the usual firing squads (alongside any accomplices), to hanging, electrocution, and being shot in the head. Those were the same sentences executed on commoners and nobles who did the same acts.

A deposed monarch who had not committed those grave offenses was simply allowed to live as a commoner, and there were many cases of kings and queens who were dismissed and stripped of their authority for serious crimes.

### The Lunar Throne

At every 100 years, the current members of the reigning family must conduct a farewell ceremony and leave the Royal Palace, becoming commoners once again. An election is held where the other noble houses of Bujan elect one of their members as the next royal family of Bujan. This led to alternating dynasties of Slavic and native descent, often compared to the phases of the Moon.

In the Bujanski language, this system of elective monarchs is known as Præstol Mesjatsnij, the Lunar Throne, named after the sacred Alatyr stone which signifies the mandate of the Gods. According to the legends of the Wonao natives, the Alatyr stone was a gift from the moon goddess. The current system of royal elections was ultimately from the Wonaos' traditional culture, existing long before the Sixteenth Age from the unification of Resovjant onwards.

Any of the thirty-three noble households who choose their princes for royal elections is known in Eosome as a džātōral, a great house. They are mostly Wonao or Slavic, but some of the dzhatorairau are also of Vozonid or Drevbojanse (mixed Wonao-Slavic) descent. One of them is of Namirian ancestry, being descendants of Pinogunian immigrants who ruled over their own province.

### The People Are Above

Since Wonao times, social attitudes in Bujan tend to focus on the well-being of Bujan's people over patriotism, causing the Bujanski to love their own country more for being very convenient. The subjects of Bujan may pledge loyalty to the King as their symbol, but the King and the monarchy must prioritise on ensuring every citizen is well-fed and comfortable.

Bujanski royal ceremonies tend to be less costly than those in other countries, due to Bujanski culture and law focusing more on social well-being over national symbols. Less money was spent on anything royal by the state, as much of it was focused more on infrastructure, healthcare, education, and industry, leading to a cultural attitude that condemns "overspending" on national symbols when there is an outbreak.

In Bujan, the "coronation of a new royal house" is when a prince wins a royal election and is coronated, as opposed to his descendant or son being coronated during his family's 100-year term, known as an "in-term coronation". It has a bigger scale than the in-term coronation of his child, at the scale of an additional national holiday.

By Bujanski law, when a prince is coronated within his royal house's term, any celebrations are to be in a much lesser scale, to remind the prince to put his subjects first. No fireworks are allowed on an in-term coronation, and the ceremony is much simpler, with only worshipping the Gods, prayers to Anessa, a simplified oath ceremony, and then a simple coronation. The only crowds who do attend those ceremonies were those willing enough to take paid leave out of patriotism, and there are more people around when the coronation is at a weekend or a public holiday. On in-term coronations, people do not need to watch it on TV or attend, but to carry on with their lives, as Bujanski culture focuses on deeds instead of symbols.

Likewise, royal funerals in Bujan are only grand if the monarch is considered more popular among the people. Otherwise, a simple cremation would be enough, with only more decorations and lots of mourners.

## Ancient Resovjantien monarchs

These were the known ancient rulers of various kingdoms across Resovjant Island, the former civilisation of Bujan. Many Resovjantien influences still exist in modern Bujanski culture as classical traditions.

### Nine Kings of the Great Blizzard

These were the kings who ruled Resovjant at the eve of Motakol's unification. All of them were formerly decent and talented men who fell to corruption, driven insane by hunger.

* Mutrunda
* Trenuwon of Daruval - he was better at engineering, but when all of Resovjant fell to war, he instead misused his skill to create deadlier machines to torture his victims. Daruval was the biggest of the nine kingdoms, located in the northeast.
	+ Motakol and his allies used his own schematics against Trenuwon's armies, with several improvements bought from Daizhouvian pirates who also knew engineering. This was when ballistas and trebuchets were first used in Bujan.
* Tydua of Varu - his kingdom built the first cities of stone and marble.
	+ Some managed to preserve crops, vegetables, and fertile soil, and they fought back when he and some of his followers became cannibals. Tydua's people welcomed and housed Motakol's army after Motakol killed Tydua, and allowed them to send Tydua's stores of food to feed and rescue the neighbouring towns.
* Ngindamulon
* Urimnon the Scholar - known for his many poems that he wrote in his youth.
	+ Motakol's scholars noted that the poems he wrote after the blizzard were short, lacking the beauty and depth in earlier poems. They were more hateful and angry, mocking the hundreds of victims he and his men devoured.
* Loerekar of Vaikoro - the king of Vaikoro, then a simple town of wood and stone.
	+ Luckily for the Vaikorovians, they also preserved their own food stores within geothermal vents, but they had to deliver the food through armed convoys to repel the cannibals. The royal guards were the ones who ordered the construction of the geothermal farms, against the direct orders of their king.
	+ The Vaikorovians were afraid of their king when he started murdering his own guards and eating their intestines. They and the remaining guards banished him out of fear that his cannibals will attack their city-state.
	+ The captain of Loerekar's former guards, Mudarivo, became the next king of Vaikoro, and aided Motakol in his crusade against the cannibal armies.
* Aorudzhel the Armoured - learned to forge metal from Wo Dang, a pirate warrior.
* Mivollun the Musician
* Ngadal the Dog-keeper

### Other monarchs during the Old Hirawol

* Mudarivo of Vaikoro - a leader of Loerekar's guards who was very intelligent. For ordering the construction of food vaults and farms to save his people, he was crowned as king.
	+ He was one of Motakol's allies, and one of the members of Motakol's elective monarchy.

### Kingdom of Resuvjonta (First Unification)

During that time, Bujan was first known as Resovjant, or in contemporary records as Resuvjonta.

* Motakol the Unifier - Third Age - unified Bujan for the first time and created the Krudaka Code to guide his people. Under him, the Lunar Throne system of elective royal dynasties was established, lasting for thousands of years to the present day.
* Tarautol - Third Age - son of Motakol, second king of Resovjant.
	+ In the 50th year of his reign, a young man discovered that mangroves can be used to expand farmland from the sea. His innovation became commonplace among the Wonao peoples, especially in southern Resovjant; and was also spread to eastern Daizhou.
	+ That peasant, Paisolan, became a folk hero among farmers. Some also venerated him as a minor god of agriculture and sailing.

### Eighth Age

* Serumal of Ida - Eighth Age - a friend of King Huatare the Wise, ruler of Rasumotu. He led his warriors in daring raids against the alien Aspuruks whenever they landed, stealing their technology and keeping a few pilots to know more about their world. Serumal's prisoners became scribes, curious and shamed heralds who produced the only contemporary records of the Aspuruks' society and technology on Jerde. Later, the scribes' records were brought to the Ecumene to improve their technology.

## Kingdom of Ersovjant (early 16th Age)

This unified nation was founded by revolutionaries who overthrew the colonial Tuksharan authorities. They were especially angered by a plot to enslave all the inhabitants of the island.

* Köidačar - the high king of Resovjant during the Pinogunian attacks against the Wonao nations, including his own. It was he who gathered many warriors to fight the Pinogunian imperials. Many of his willing crusaders were Pinogunian exiles, who cursed the imperials for murdering many innocents in conquered territories.

## Kingdom of Ersovjant (16th Age)

Was a modernised nation with electricity back then.

The seas south of Bujan and east of Irajon became a nexus for Terran portals to invade the planet, since their disruption by the Fifty-Six Tyrants.

## Kingdom of Resovjant (Sarmelonid Era)

Was one of the nations conquered and enslaved by the Sarmelonid Empire during the wars of Emperor Maudolinnir.

### Terumel Dynasty

* Terumel V, Zōrindal Terumel - the last monarch of Ersovjant before Sarmelonid conquest. Killed fighting the Sarmelonids, but honoured by an alliance of native kings in their revolt against Sarmelonid rule.
	+ His blue standard became the basis for the modern flag of Bujan.

## Bujanid Dynasty (21 BK - 89 AK)

These were the first rulers of Bujan when it became independent from Sarmelonid rule. It lasted for 100 years.

* Koschei the Red - the founder of Bujan. He directed a programme to refine Ratirminoz's elixir so it makes him ageless, but his mixture of different chemicals diluted his own elixir, causing him to rapidly age.
	+ Thirty-three knights served him as the Wolf Guard. Some of its members were Norse, some were Wonao natives, some were Vozonids, and some were Vilonians.
	+ Two of the Norse knights were the personal advisors of Rumo, his only son.
	+ He made a pact with the native peoples of Bujan to support them in their revolution, the Pact of Koschei. In return, he and his Slavic people agreed to be their fellow subjects and accept the authority of the local kings, in order to stay in Bujan. In honour of his help, the native kings elected him as the first monarch of their reborn nation.
	+ However, his obsession with his modified elixir destroyed his sanity, so the people and the native kings banished him to his laboratory. His son was chosen as the next ruler, being one of the leaders who joined the native kings to expel him from the palace.
* Rumo - son of Koschei the Red. When his father was considered too weak to rule, he became Bujan's next king. He diverted money away from Koschei's immortality project to improve the kingdom's infrastructure.
	+ In the 7th year of his reign, he distributed his version of Koschei's elixir to every resident of his kingdom, including the aborigines, to reward them for their service. It did not make them immortal, but it extended their lifespans for seventy years and reverted them to young adults.
	+ When his father demanded a sample, Rumo gave one more dose to heal him.
	+ The second Supreme Volkhov of Bujan, Styrbjorn Eilgiral, was the first Supreme Volkhov who was not of Slavic or native descent. He was a Norse man.
* Solintoz - he remade his kingdom into an empire to emulate the Sarmelonid Empire. The first "Emperor of Bujan".
	+ He adopted various Vozonid customs and syncretised the worship of Pjosaroz with Svetovid, to claim his own civilisation as the worthy successor of the Sarmelonids.
	+ As Emperor of Bujan, he renamed himself Sorìlon, Sarmelonid for "The Scorching One", after a red star that shined over him at the night of his coronation.
	+ Angered by the funds spent on making his grandfather immortal, Solintos placed him under house arrest.
	+ He also sent forces to assist his clients during a civil war at the western margins of Vozolaz between hundreds of corrupt warlords and nobles. He also helped Zannoz by sending expeditions to punish runaway nobles who were stealing the Vozonids' wealth.
	+ Emperor Solintoz denounced the Darroskei for their attempts to make him surrender to them. He joined his people who protested the Darroskei by creating a fusion of his native Slavic, Sarmelonid, and indigenous Wonao culture as their new nation.
	+ He cursed their attacks against the other Slavic states, and it was he who gave the order to use Sarmelonid technology to build a mighty fleet, teleported to bombard as many Darroskei forces as they could find. The other Slavs won and drove back the invaders, and they allowed the Bujanids to become their allies for undoing their association with their Darroskei kin.
	+ When the Vozonids compared his people to "weak, frail and stupid barbarians" for imitating Sarmelonid nobility, the Bujanid emperor mocked them back. He boasted that he was the "Lord of the Pale Ones", but his deeds honoured Emperor Sarmelon, making him an equal of the Vozonids rather than below them.
	+ Amused by his creative answer and the efficiency of his realm, the other Vozonids agreed to recognise the Bujanid Empire as a sovereign state. Although they no longer demanded tribute from the Bujanids, the Bujanids never paid any tributary fees to Vozolaz at all, but only provided the Kingdom of Rukania an annual gift of money and machines.
* Krandurai - son of Solintos, second Emperor of Bujan.
	+ Usually, Bujanski people, including him, lived long lives lasting for centuries due to their elixir. His was shorter and he aged sooner because he wanted to live like a "normal person", by only taking lesser doses.
* Tanamdra - son of Krandurai, grandson of Solintos, third Emperor of Bujan.
	+ Ruled for only one day when a friend reminded him that the Bujanid royal house had exceeded its term, if he wanted to respect the Pact of Koschei.
	+ A devout worshipper of Perun who murdered and executed frausters and very dishonest people, Tanamdra burned his own throne and regalia as his sacrifice to Perun, and offered his crown to a native candidate elected by the supporters of the Pact. He ended his reign and left the palace as a commoner, celebrated by the natives but disliked by his own people.
	+ The first royal elections of Bujanski history began. Kotusara won the elections and was crowned as Emperor.
	+ Tanamdra lived for nearly two centuries after his departure from the throne, as one of Bujan's greatest novelists.

## Irawainid Dynasty (189-289 AK)

The first native dynasty of the Bujanid Empire, elected by all the people for being the most adept of several candidates. Like its predecessor, it lasted for a hundred years.

* Kotusara I - fourth Emperor of Bujan.
	+ Coronated in the Sarmelonid rites.
	+ Was more Sarmelonid than his predecessors, made Sarmelonid the official language.
* many emperors later
* Adambar V the Frail - sixth Emperor of Bujan.
	+ Resigned at the sixth month because he was about to die from an incurable disease.
	+ It was revealed that the disease was part of a Terran plot to assassinate the Emperor, and stir the two races into killing each other, exposing Bujan to a possible Terran conquest. The assassin was arrested and interrogated for life.

## Slavsjarid Dynasty (from 289 AK onwards)

* Radislav I - seventh Emperor of Bujan. His dynasty was the second Slavic dynasty of Bujan, and proof that the elective monarchy worked.
	+ Elected as Emperor for being a skilled governor.
* ? - eighth Emperor of Bujan
* Vansalja - ninth "Emperor" of Bujan, first Empress. The only child of her father, who refused to have any more children aside from several nephews whom he raised in their care.
	+ Because of her intelligence, she was chosen as her father's successor instead of her male cousins. Because it was the decision of the other royal houses by virtue of her character and wisdom, the cousins instead agreed.
	+ She led her armies to defend Bujan from a Darroskei invasion.
	+ Her husband was her childhood crush. A week after their marriage, foreigners pressured Bujan to make her husband as reigning Emperor instead of a consort. The Bujanids refused, seeing this as an attempt by foreigners to take over their own society.
* Dekambiro - tenth Emperor of Bujan, second son of Vansalja and her husband. His older brother was considered unfit for the throne due to his anger issues, so he agreed to pass on the crown to Dekambiro.

## Hakudaloi Dynasty (from 500 AK onwards)

The Hakudaloi royal house was a Wonao dynasty.

## Omtolad Dynasty (Kingdom of Koturran)

In 7000 BT, Bujan was divided into four native kingdoms, during the Fulinda Era (Years of the Four Tigers). By then the elective monarchy was no longer practiced, and dynasties lasted longer. The westernmost kingdom was Koturran, which ruled all the way to Somemmo in the west as a thalassocracy.

* Mulontar the Astronomer (6999-6927 BT)
* Darakai Mautalau the Wealthy (6927-6883 BT)
* many kings later
* Oktabul the Pillar, Oktabul the Mad (6602 BT, seven months)
	+ Died two centuries and two years in 6400 BT after he was stripped of his authority by the other kings of Bujan, who condemned his instability.
	+ Although he was strong and long-lived, his obsession with eternal youth and intelligence damaged his body. He became a lesson in Bujanski textbooks about the dangers of obsession.

## Bierida Dynasty (Kingdom of Koturran)

From 6400 to 5900 BT, Koturran was ruled by the Bierida Dynasty, a Slavic dynasty, who was known as the Golden Kings for their hair. The first Bierida King, Chestirado, was chosen by King Oktabul for his wisdom as a successor, as Oktabul was impotent.

* Chestirado Bierida
* Rindandol Bierida

Rindandol lost the crown to Miktazo, another Slavic man, after he was denounced by his own subjects as an incompetent ruler.

## Talmo Dynasty (Kingdom of Koturran)

* Miktazo
* many kings later
* Drangara

Drangara gave his crown away to his most trusted official, Mituran, as he was very angry that his sons had failed his standards.

## Ohatu'en Dynasty (Kingdom of Koturran)

* Mituran

In 3000 BT, Koturran was annexed into the United Kingdom of Mraimö. Mituran's descendants and another Slavonian noble family (descendants of the well-honoured Bieridan kings) were awarded the titles of *bojar* for their contributions in making Koturran very prosperous.

## Erausikau Dynasty (Kingdom of Erausik, 1600 BT-?)

The Erausikau were a dynasty of mixed Wonao and Slavic blood. The Erausikau kings were the first of three successive native Wonao kingdoms who ruled over the unified island of Bujan until the Vozonids conquered the island.

The third of those native kingdoms was conquered by a Vozonid warlord in 980 BT.

## Zvestaersii Dynasty

The elective monarchy was restored during the Prejaznians' arrival.

* Smirelov Antagau - founder of the Kingdom of Zvesta
* Mintagron II - initiated the Standardisation
* Mudrijon I
* Mudrijon II
* Mudrijon III - the King of Zvesta during the Zavtrana Invasion.

## Lovisar Dynasty

The Lovisars were the last rulers of Bujan before the Wannaenid conquest.

* Borislav Lovisarov - led his people in a final stand against the Wannaenid Invasion after quickly repairing his capital as a fortress due to a Wannaenid bombardment. He was killed while fending off hundreds of supersoldiers and Terran troopers, but he also bought time for more evacuations by distracting the Wannaenid armies.
	+ For his courage saving many Zvestarid lives for evacuations, he is considered as the true last monarch of Zvesta.
	+ One of his sons, Pravjoslav, was brought to the Moon, while the other, Jarontōr, was taken to Rukania as a squire.
	+ Jarontōr's descendant, Javynko, was a commoner and an engineer. As a squire and knight, he later led an army of knights to liberate Bujan, alongside his relatives, Aleksei and Dostagir. Javynko later returned to supply resistance movements who fought against the mobs of Black July and assist reconstruction programmes.
	+ When Pravjoslav Lovisarov became a man, he had a wife and three sons and three daughters. The second son of Pravjoslav, Dvendaron, became the ancestor of Dostagir, liberator of Bujan.
* Suzolslav Lovisarov - the last monarch of Zvesta as an independent state, he became King after his brother, Borislav, was killed while fending off the invaders in the Fall of Koscheigrad.
	+ As the leader of the Zvestarids living in Rukania, Suzolslav was condemned because he would had led his armies to stop the Wannaenids and alert his neighbours, allowing them to defeat the Wannaenids using their combined weaponry.
* Brisovon Lovisarov - Brother of Borislav and Suzolslav, he was the leader of a remnant government on the islands south of Arienai.
	+ Eventually, his descendant, Aleksei, joined forces with Dostagir by leading an army northwards from Arienai's fortresses to liberate Bujan. Aleksei was seen again ordering and leading a small group of soldiers to evacuate people fleeing in the chaos of July 1892, and helping them return home, using their collapsible portals.

## Rugirov Dynasty (not recognised)

The Rugirovs were the puppet rulers of Zvesta after the Wannaenids ruled the island.

The Rugirovs were the reason why Bujan managed to remain autonomous, rather than immediately enslaved by the Wannaenids.

## Sakhirov Dynasty (not recognised)

The Sakhirovs overthrew the Rugirovs, denouncing them as a "decadant" dynasty.

Their plans to create a new Zetrosian Empire were the reason why they showed off pictures of their children, and other Zetrosian imperial symbols, all the time, to boast about their coming "victory", instead angering the locals. Over time, more and more Bujanski were put into slavery.

* Sergei Maksimov (Sakhirov XXII; 1864-1892) - the last Tyrskan ruler. Killed during the War of Bujanski Independence.
	+ The Bujanski troops would had executed his wife and children, but the new King of Bujan ordered them to instead lock the Tyrskan royal family as criminals.

## Viranov Dynasty (1892-1910, not recognised)

The elected king of the "Restored Kingdom of Zvesta", an unrecognised union of five provinces that isolated themselves out of hatred of the Terrans - Ruisan, Vlesto, Resok, Eshad, and Deritsa Provinces.

* Marunovjo Viranov (1892-1910) - elected by his people as their replacement for King Dostagir.
	+ He never took part in the July killings, as he was more of a clerk. However, he also oversaw executions, which made him considered as guilty to Terrans in Bujan.
	+ He ended the isolation as his former supporters passed away by bowing to Dostagir and surrendering his authority, returning to his usual life as a clerk.
	+ A week later, he was stabbed to death by a fanatic. He and his whole group exposed themselves, demanding that Bujanski society to be fair to Terrans like themselves. He was killed by other fanatics after he was done with his outburst, and every member of his group and their supporters were arrested by their own colleagues and neighbours, accused of attempting to overthrow the Bujanski government.

## Dastirid Dynasty (1892-1992)

The current rulers of modern Bujan.

* Dastiros Dostagir, Dostagir (1892-1912 AT) - a nobleman who led a successful rebellion against Wannaenid rule.
	+ When he was younger, he was the victim of a scam that led to a lifetime ban on Telbaren, and seven years of poverty. Angered by this, he enacted the death penalty for scammers. His ninth act as King was to ban Telbaren and a hundred other corrupt or disliked companies from Bujan.
	+ During his reign as the first King of modern Bujan, he was often known as "Dostagir". He was the elected leader of an alliance of revolutionaries who liberated Bujan, with the help of foreign allies.
	+ Dostagir did not want to see his own people become as evil as the Terrans, so he allowed the Terrans to be integrated into society. He also enacted the Deucalion Amnesty, allowing the hated "bloky" and their victims to join his side by reconciling. They also brought many people to be rescued by him.
	+ Because he was seen as more supportive of loyalist and repentant Terrans, he was also accused of treason by the death gangs and the Anti-Terran Action. Several attacks failed to kill him.
	+ On July 4, 1892, Earth 96 was bombarded by the Wannaenids, exterminating the Terran empires there. Some towns in Bujan celebrated, in spite of the King's edict banning any celebrations of the massacres. It caused the ATA to stop swearing loyalty to him and start declaring war on the government.
	+ In 1911, one year before his death, the government of Ardesch returned thousands of credits' worth of wealth taken by scammers and Telbaren, after its leader was arrested and killed for fraud.
	+ After leading Bujan's people to defend their nation, he was killed in a battle against a Wannaenid pirate fleet. With the loss of their king, the Bujanski armies furiously slaughtered the pirates to avenge their ruler.
* Vladimir Brusov Dostagir, Vladimir I the Just, Son of Perun (1912-1945 AT) -
	+ In 1923 AT, an activist movement emerged that suggested that the military should be made of volunteers, not conscripts, and a lesser focus on the military. Their reason was "We are not Wannaenids": to prevent their country from becoming like the Wannaenid Empire through militarisation.
	+ The Bujanski and the Jerde Alliance intervened on Earth 27, a wartorn world. They aided the nations of Koivarin and Alastaria against powerful empires, the first to punish Velkeria for breaking its fragile alliance, and the second in response to people on its networks accusing the Bujanski of hypocrisy.
	+ The leader of the Jerde Alliance decided to send his agents to massacre various corrupt people in Imblunna and the rest of that planet, plunging it into chaos. Because it allowed a Wannaenid fleet to attempt an invasion there, the Bujanski arrested their own Prime Minister and the leader of the Jerde Alliance, who were brought to the Royal Palace. King Vladimir I angrily beat them up for allowing the Wannaenids to set up a new colony, and killed them. The executions were televised to the rest of Jerde, leading to countries praising him for destroying two potential traitors and warmongers.
	+ King Vladimir went to Earth 27 to meet with various representatives and listen to their concerns. He also tried to stop his own people from seeking war against the Earthlings of Earth 27 after he sent more aid to rebuild the Earthlings. This also made him popular with many Earthlings, who saw him as the Corrector for killing warmongers from them and his own nation.
	+ In the 1930's, King Vladimir also arranged a meeting with a small Terran sect, the alleged last "Churchgoers", who had to pretend to be atheists to avoid being harrassed for their association with Terran war crimes. For 30 years, the Churchgoers swore eternal loyalty to Bujan, its people, and their King, and they also helped the Terrans of Earth 27 learn to integrate themselves into Bujanski society. Although many Bujanski were not happy with his attempts to forgive the Terrans, rather than kill or expel them, they had to obey his orders, and they wanted to read more about his observations about the Churchgoers to ensure they remain obedient to the nation.
	+ He was killed in battle against a Wannaenid invasion towards the east coast. When he died, the loudest mourners in Bujan were the Terrans, because he was one of the few who were willing to help them reconcile. For that, King Vladimir was known as Vladimir the Wise or Vladimir the Just, or even as the Son of Perun for his justice reflecting the values taught by the King of the Gods.
* Vladimir Varnosir Dostagir, Vladimir II the Advanced (1945-1992 AT) -
	+ Led a campaign to modernise Bujan.

## Sandarid Dynasty (1992-2092)

At 1992, the end of the Dastirid Royal House's term, King Vladimir II and his family held their farewell ceremony and left the Royal Palace. An election was held among the noble houses. Olegos of the Sandarid house was elected as the next King of the modern Bujanski nation.

* Olegos (1992-2034 AT) - The first monarch to be elected as King of modern Bujan.
	+ He, his wife, and daughter led the armies of Bujan against the Abductor aliens in 2020 AT.
	+ Resigned to continue his career as a writer.
* Luminka the Radiant (2034-2086 AT) - The first High Queen of modern Bujan, and Olegos' only child.
	+ She, her husband, and their three children were seen as though they were fairies due to their beauty and creativity.
	+ In 2056 AT she personally opened a school for all Bujanski, especially to uplift their talents and skills during their training for various jobs.
	+ Passed away in 2090 AT before her husband also died one year later.
* Vēra the Prudent (2086-2092 AT) - eldest daughter of Luminka, known for being a capable governess.
	+ Left the palace with her husband and children when her house's term expired in 2092 AT.

## Pravilnid Dynasty (2092-?)

The dynasty that was elected after the Sandarids returned to their home.

* Bōris Aleksandro, Bōris I (2092-21XX AT) - An eloquent speaker.
* Bōris II
* Bōris III - Led his armies to fight the second Wannaenid invasion of Bujan, killed in battle.
* Bōris IV - Took the place of his father after Bōris III was killed fighting the Wannaenids. Continued his father's counteroffensives in northern Bujan.
	+ Eventually led the Bujanski to join the coalition in invading the Wannaenid Empire to end its threats for good.

## Trivia

* Among all the queens in the history of Bujan, from its founding by Koschei the Red, around 1,060 of them led warriors into various battles. Sixty to ninety-four of these various warrior-queens and empresses of Bujan, including Empress Vansalja, were the ones who were more often shown, due to their popularity and legends.

## See also

* Emperors of Siangwaan
* List of Heronoi kings
* Later Sarmelonid Emperors
* Kings of Vovtarla
* List of Wannaenid emperors
* History of Bujan