Kings of Niséa

Through the ages there have been many known kings of the lands of Niséa. There were legends of Thyron the Great who according to legend slew 10 dragons in a fight. There is also Panothèn, who, according to legend too, was the founder of Niséa, when he found the Kingdom of Niséa on an island close to the coast and started a civilization there, which would create the city of Carryl on the same Island. But the very firsy known king of Niséa is Icembard of the Nisean House.

## Physical description

### Gender

female

Icembard was a pure blooded man and thought that one of royal blood shouldn't marry or have a relationship with a low standing peasant. When he and his wife found out that Magdalen, their first-born daughter, adopted a peasant, they immediately wanted to disown her and make Loveta of Niséa their heir. Loveta married Ulric of the House of Norman and Ulric wanted to name their son Osric **Norman**. They were hopeless and Icembard died on an age of 63 years old, knowing that his house would go extinct. He didn't get a statue in the hall of kings like the next kings and queens, because the throne room wasn't built yet.

### Magdalen of Niséa

When Icembard died, Magdalen, now 34 years old, became the Queen of Niséa, she was known for leading their country well and setting up good relations with their neighbours of Canwick and Gathar. She never married despite having an adopted child. When she eventually died on an age of 83 she had lived a happy life and went into history as a legendary Queen. The inscriptions on her statue were:

Magdalen the Noble

"Finding true love can be a hard thing in life."

### Martha of Niséa

Martha of Niséa is seen as the best Queen of Niséa in history. She respected the people and asked for their opinions. She fell in love with a man called Leofwyn, who was a wanderer from the Merchant town of Darcport. She married him and they got a child, Warren. They lived in a Castle north of Carryl. more and more people went to go live near the Queen. It became the biggest city of Niséa which is now known as Roseborg. Martha improved their relations with their neighbours even further and made an alliance with the then Kingdom of Alléon. She made Niséa richer through trading with the newly found Merchant's League and waged war against the Tenarhi because they invaded her country. Warren, her son would become the local General at Merdyl, a fort to protect the lands of Niséa against the Tenarhi. When she was 39 she decided to take a break and travel the world, She returned on an age of 41 and began leading her country again. She established 2 new forts, Silvergate in the north and Silvertyne in the south. She established a Royal Guard which would protect the royal family from now on. She became older and older, and when she was 114 years old, She gave her throne to her son, Warren. She left her family behind and went on to go travel around the world again. Statues of her were built all around the kingdom, one in the Throne room, like all kings and queens she got a statue too, with the inscriptions of:

Martha the Good

"For equality we shall live, for freedom we shall die."

## Physical description

### Gender

female

She got another big statue on the Central market of Roseborg and two small ones at the city gates of Merdyl.

## Warren of the Rose

### Relatives

Martha of Niséa (mother), Leofwyn of Niséa (Father)

## Physical description

### Warren of the Rose

Warren had a great pressure, he wanted to be as good as his mother. People told him he should go his own way but he mostly ignored them. Warren didn't do many things in his time as king, most of the documents were stolen by barbaric men of the Norman House, they were never seen again. However, on his statue something is inscripted that showed that he had gone his own way:

Warren of the Rose

"being as good as my mother was always my life goal, until I realised I was Warren, Warren of the Rose."

These were apparently famous words from his speech, from where specialists found out that all inscriptions were famous words of the person self.

## George of the Rose

### Relatives

Warren of the Rose (Father), Mathilde of the Rose (Sister)

## Physical description

### Gender

male

George of the Rose had a hard time when he became king. His sister had been captured just a few months earlier by the Norman House, The Tenarhi were preparing for an attack and the Kingdom of Canwick broke their guarantee for Nisean Independence. He established the fort of Durnil and the village of Derroc. The fort of Durnil was led by General Gael and The village of Derroc by the clan of Hawthorne, which came from Canwick. Not much is known about his later life, except for the fact that he died on an age of 89. His inscriptions were:

George of the Rose

"Great will be the kingdom that once was nothing"

### Thomas of the Rose

Thomas of the Rose lived in a castle northwest of the Castle of the Rose family. Here would later be the city of Tyrros. He also established a city north of him, the city of Tyre. He also had a castle near Silvertyne, called Meyre, but he didn't come there quite often and it was mostly led by his advisor, Mortonh Manners. Around this time, however, the Tenarhi attacked for a second time. They quickly took the fortress of Merdyl. Thomas rallied an army and marched to Durnil, where General Gael was still in siege. When they came there, the Tenarhi were quickly defeated, and retreated to Merdyl. From there they took the village of Hawthorne and marched to Durnil again. Another army came from a mountain pass near Durnil and so the fortress of Durnil was attacked from two sides. Thomas died when he attacked the Southern Army of the Tenarhi with a smaller army. His inscriptions were carved as follows:

Thomas "The Great" of the Rose

"If you want peace, prepare for war."

### George II of the Rose

George was at the fortress too, and saw his father die outside the fort. He was crowned there, in Durnil, and led the Siege from now on. They managed to defeat the Southern Army, but the Northern one was much bigger. It looked like the Tenarhi were going to break through, and then George II decided to lead an army to attack them outside the gates. Before he did that however, a young Sergeant by the name of Laurence Feldar came to him and said he wanted to lead a company to free Merdyl, and so he did, on the danger of being attacked by a much bigger army, on the danger of dying by anything whatsoever, he went to Merdyl. there he disguised as Tenarhi soldiers and came inside, where they captured a lot of the guards until one alarmed them all and they had to fight. They won the battle and freed the city. Back in Durnil the army of George II was also winning and when the Tenarhi were too weak and outnumbered, they surrendered and the war was over. George II was very impressed by Laurence Feldar's deeds that he gave gim the fortress and even named his son after him. He died, on an age of just 67. His inscriptions:

George II of the Rose

"Everyone can be a hero."

### Laurence of the Rose

Like his grandfather, Laurence also didn't live in the now called city of Roseborg. He lived in a beautiful castle north of it. He called it Lynce castle. In his youth he became friends with Lucan of the Golden Flower, who would later become his advisor. In his time he established a big number of places. Firstly, when he was 23 he established the Castle of Roter, later, when he was 27 the watchtower of East-Stone (Estone) and the city of Merck. and on an age of 34 he established the city of Roston and the watchtower of the Ire. He fought of a rebellion from the Norman House, who lived in the city of Norman, quite close to Lynce. Around his time the House of Black and the House of Tyre came into Niséa, the house of Black from Gathar and the House of Tyre from Rhoudar. with their help he also fought of a second rebellion of the Norman house, led by Manfred Norman. He married off his daughter Aelina to the Prince of Alleon and married off his other daughter, Athelina, to the dragonlord at the time. He died on an age of 97, having the inscriptions of:

Laurence of the Rose

"Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail."

### Lambert of the Rose

Lambert succeeded his father. At the beginning of his kingship

## Biographical information

### Marital status

married (to Celestia of the Golden Flower)