List of Heronoi kings

This is a list of kings who ruled the civilisation of Heronoja.

Unless mentioned, all monarchs listed here are shown as male.

	+ At the age of 26, he was crowned as king in his homeland. His girlfriend Airewi, a strategist and a navigator, married him two years later after they fell in love.
	+ For 36 years, he oversaw the construction of the golden fleets and defended his home from the Six Empires.
	+ By the time he conquered and founded Heronoja, he was 66 years old. It was a military conquest of the Norse kingdom of Solburd, while the Norse realms were fighting each other. The king of Solburd oppressed the native Rakolans and put them to slavery. The Rakolans revolted against the king, Fienabor, and they helped the Heronoi drive the Norse out of the country. In return for their support, King Heros allowed the Rakolans to live among them as equals and intermarry with his kind.
	+ On the fourth month of the conquest, Fienabor was banished. The Rakolan natives crowned Heros as their new king and liberator.
	+ King Heros was a wise and a just ruler who modernised the land's cities, connecting them with proper roads and lighting up the whole nation with a sufficient electricity grid, allowing Heronoja's living standards to catch up with the other Norse nations or even outpace them. His consort and closest friend, Queen Airewi, did her part to improve Heronoja by building schools, libraries, and workshops for the Rakolans to cultivate themselves.
	+ On the fourth year of his reign, Heronoja was invaded by the empires of the Reorganisation Wars, having turned from their genocides towards the strange kingdom. Some of its enemies wanted to enslave the Heronoi for their "weak" appearance, while others wanted to exterminate the Heronoi.
	+ On the eighth year of his reign, four of the Norse kingdoms attempted to establish relations with his kingdom. Their diplomats were sent back with books, a horse, a unicorn, and gold, with a document confirming and requesting the construction of several embassies.
	+ The war lasted for fourteen years, between several waves of invaders. The downfall of the empires led to the end of the invasions. Later fleets of Epadwaranai joined the Heronoi in defending their kingdom, but thousands were slain in battle. Their souls were commemorated in a temple overlooking the eastern coast.
	+ Airewi passed away just before his 84th birthday.
	+ He passed away at the age of 86. At his death, he was cremated and interred with his wife to a temple at the Moon.
* 2: Dasthowijo (20-40)
	+ Born during the 39th year of Heros' life.
	+ By the time he was crowned king, he was 57 years old.
	+ On the 11th year of his reign, the Norse kingdoms invaded his land.
	+ He ruled for 20 years before he passed the throne to his son, Minewaxi Azarai.
* 3: Minewaxi Azarai (40-98)
	+ Overthrown by his champion, Arag'awita, for losing more territory to the Norse.

### Jonokuro Dynasty (98-150)

* 4: Arag'awita
* 5: Rydwoxono (exiled)
	+ He waged war against the kingdom of Voliska. For trespassing a sacred mountain and attempting to murder his brother, the high priest and his officials arrested him and left him on a boat to the frozen north.
* 6: Ragowando Otidaroza
	+ During his reign, hundreds of men and women were exiled for attempting to overthrow him to support a rival noble in taking over the throne. These exiles, who intermarried with the locals, became the ancestors of the people of Iruwasa.

### Jonokuro Civil War (150-154), Later Jonkuro Dynasty (150-???)

* 7: Dazokari (150-189)
	+ His rivals were Donzono Konosorimoto (west) and Donzóto-zogoro Kajarasi (east)
	+ He was aided by three Norse jarls whose armies helped him reunify the country.
* 8: Dazorando (189-199)
	+ Abdicated to pass the throne to his son, Akazoxa.
* 9: Akazoxa Torygweso (199-256)
	+ On the 2nd year of his reign, he adopted the Norse culture of his neighbours, and started praying to the Aesir. Some of his neighbours welcomed him as a fellow brother and an ally for supporting them, while others were disgusted by his origins as a non-Norse and his poor practice of sacred traditions.
	+ On the 7th year of his reign, he renamed himself "Trygves", or "Torygweso".
* 10: Buxatöxejo (256-302)
	+ On the 46th year of his reign, a great blizzard emerged from the north, and the ice vampires started attacking Heronoja and the Norse kingdoms. Two years later, he was killed and eaten by several vampires, who were burned to death before they were able to escape to the frozen north.
* 11: Burintarejo (302-336)

## Moonfolk Genocide

During that time, the Epadwaranai of the Moon (Herotaxoi) waged war against Heronoja and its brethren for their mixed blood.

* Konorejos
* Koropúra
* Ruxara (queen)
* Ruxawixa (queen)
* Ruxawija (queen)

### Tukoturo Dynasty

This was during a dark age, when Heronoja was unstable.

* Pojomo
* Taroikondoro
* Pakanozeoka

### Sourennotaxo Kingdom

A kingdom formed from southern Heronoja and present-day Siangwaan that rebelled against the Tukoturo kings.

* Toronwori/Torodwori
* Jautorijano Datoxanoi

### Jorabano Dynasty

This was the dynasty that ruled Heronoja during the Sarmelonid Era, before the Kyrvotin Invasion.

* Pakanozeoka III
	+ He tried to warn Ratirminoz of an incoming invasion by aliens, but Ratirminoz refused to stop his immortality project. He also led a war of resistance against the Kyrvotin aliens.

## Later events

### Kodequara Rebellion

* Arandoquidwo
	+ During his reign, he ordered the construction of thousands of robots to be slaves to his people. The robots (then known as quasejeraje) malfunctioned and waged war against the Heronoi, claiming to create a kingdom for their new master and god Kojarena by killing hundreds of Heronoi to erase their presence from their nation.
	+ As he was accused for creating the destroyers of their people, the Heronoi dethroned Arandoquidwo and left him to the quasejeraje, who killed him. The Quasejeraje Magocracy (the robots' nation) was filled with all kinds of magic, and humans were forbidden from entering the realm.
	+ After four months, the robots were destroyed, broken, buried, and scattered, only to reanimate themselves with magic.

### Borjasid Invasion

* Pakanozeoka II Jutakurino
* Herojasa (queen)
* Gijakeranna (queen)

### Atarapota Dynasty

This was the last dynasty before the Thralondian conquest.

* Karymenta (queen)
* Rauteko
	+ An obsessive Heronoi king who was notorious for his depraved cult, his perversion, and his hundreds of concubines. Many of the Waxeros were descended from him and his members.
	+ As he became a cannibal who murdered his concubines, he was overthrown and executed. His brother Tewandarai took over the throne.
* Tewandarai
	+ Rauteko's brother.
* Randamunto
	+ The last king of Heronoja, killed by the Thralondians and harvested.

## Modern Heronoja

### Anti-Thralondian resistance (Waromatai Dynasty)

* Xirojoti and Xirokota
* Gwasamoradon

### Warimarojo Dynasty

This is the current dynasty of Heronoja.

Many monarchs did not reign until old age, but abdicated to push their best sons to the throne. Every time a monarch abdicates and passes the throne to their son, he usually spends a lot of his own savings to rebuild the country's infrastructure and uplift the poorer inhabitants.

* Esidaquaso (1790s - 1810)
	+ After Gwasamoradon was killed in battle, his advisor Esidaquaso took his place as the first king of an independent Heronoja.
	+ In 1803, an episode of Karakewe Shore resulted in mob violence towards the Waxeroi minority, forcing the Waxeroi to flee to fortified towns in the east and other nations.
	+ A civil war ensued between anti-Waxeroi mobs and the eastern provinces, where the easterners won with Norse aid.
	+ In 1806, an agreement was held between the Heronoi government and the eastern provinces, which ensued autonomy to protect the Waxeroi.
	+ Abdicated to let his son take up the throne, and shunned as an outcast for allowing the Waxeroi to live. Killed during the Baesorthar invasion of Heronoja.
* Kósunokono (1810 - 1842)
	+ His wife was Munnokirogi, who is known for her intelligence.
	+ In 1813, he led his army to defend against the Baesorthar invasion of Heronoja.
* Nontozarijoxo (1842 - 1851)
* Herorotai (1851 - 1872)
* Wedunori (1872 - 1899)
* Hezaritorijo (1899 - 1920s)
* Oibotosuma (1920s - 1979)
	+ He was king of Heronoja when Zaqo was defeated by a communist army.
	+ His wife was Zewokoroni.
	+ They had four children, Túzarimisojo, Anároratoro, Posono, and Túremijo (the only daughter). However, he selected Atozájoro for his intelligence and focus, as his son Túzarimisojo refused to become king.
* Atozájoro (1979 - 1983)
	+ Selected as king of Heronoja before Oibotosuma's death.
	+ His wife was Anirajuta.
	+ During his reign, he kept two aliens, Thinagijo and Zerondo, in his palace as actors and guides on Kyrvotin technology.
	+ They had six children: Terupara, Tiribaku, Jaxája, Gworozaipo, Obodajo (the five sons), and Jopisaro (the only daughter).
	+ In 1982 AT, he held a rite to placate the souls of the murdered Waxeroi and compensated hundreds of surviving families in his kingdom and nearby nations. This led to the end of several embargos and the start of dozens of protests against the Waxeroi.
	+ He attempted to establish diplomatic relations with the kodequara kingdoms within his country and integrate the shunned Waxeroi into Heronoi society: both groups wanted him to make them part of Heronoja, rather than shunned by the rest of society. It was this decision that made him very unpopular, as the Heronoi regard both of those peoples as abominations.
	+ Overthrown by Anároratoro, who was celebrated for his attempts to persecute the Waxeroi. Was the target of three murder attempts, all of which ended in failure: according to the Waxeroi, Odin protected his life, as he was pleased by Atozájoro's restoration of the Waxeroi.
	+ Atozájoro fled south to Siangwaan, where he was welcomed as one of their kin. His kindness to the Waxeroi delighted the Rukanians, who praised him for his chivalry, so they invited him to become a citizen.
* Anároratoro (1983 - 2020s)
	+ Became king after a coup, made Heronoja more militaristic in the wake of attacks by space aliens and abductors who sought to kill more Heronoi for their blood.
	+ Established the Nobles' Council out of several dukes who supported him.
	+ Raised Atozájoro's six children to become commanders and officers, to the extent of torturing Tiribaku for his rebellious attitude.

* Tiribaku (2020s - )

## See also

* Emperors of Siangwaan
* Kings of Bujan