Vilusian Rulers

Mythical Kings:

Aegus Vilad

Maegān Sorros

Niallus

Maxius Mallus

Xerophān

Conquering Kings: 

Saelius Octus Vilus (r. 856-791)

Saerus Icaruallus (r. 791-762)

Aedina Maxillus Xerophān (r. 762-752)

Viktorus Cassius (r. 752-717)

Klorius (r. 717-692)

Maedius Cassius (r. 692-667)

Theres Cruel (r. 667-666)

Aexilus Cassius (r. 666-637)

Thetan Morrius (r. 637-623)

Parxian (r. 623- 592)

Phaeter Kings of the First Kingdom of Vilia: 

Kaedian Dynasty:

Carius (r. 592-577)

Socranus (r. 577-562)

Nerias (r. 562- 539)

Cassius (r. 539-512)

Markus (r. 512-506)

Amaedius (r. 506- 478)

Parixan Dynasty: 

Carian (r. 478- 451)

Auxillan (r. 451- 446)

Jaeson (r. 446-442)

Viktorus (r. 442-412)

Emperors of the Vilusian Empire: 

Soridian Dynasty:

Antonius (r. 412- 387)

Viktorus (r. 387- 336)

Parxian (r. 336- 317)

Cusan (r. 317- 281)

Lucillius (r. 281- 266)

Kaedian Dynasty:

Bancia (r. 266-202)

Faestia (r. 202- 191)

Markus Estia (r. 191- 182)

Salanassis (r. 182- 166)

Auxilius (r. 166- 121)

Ionian (r. 121- 99)

Maerius (r. 99-89)

Kaedian Dynasty Usurper:

Tybesis (r. 89-89)

Dictator:

Cossius Cassius (r. 89- 87)

New-Kaedian Dynasty

Markus II (r. 87-39)

Auxilla (r. 39-21)

Markus III (r. 21- 09)

Lunara (r. 09-11)

Sabius (r. 11-32)

Diactus Dynasty

Alexander (r. 32- 67)

Phaerus (r. 67- 67)

Markus IV (R. 67- 82)

Markus V (r. 82- 93)

Markus VI (r. 93- 121)

Lesius (r. 121- 123)

Xerophon (r. 123- 134)

Nidor (r. 134- 148)

Liander (r. 148- 159)

Myxosan Estia (r. 159- 177)

Brutan Dynasty: following the death of Myxosan with no heirs, The Head-of-State, for Emperor Myxosan, Eudious took over as emperor.

Eudious (r. 177- 178)

Rubius (r. 178- 248)

Malian (r. 249- 254)

Oestan (r. 254- 289)

Octanus (r. 289- 298)

Vivaenus (r. 298- 309)

Serrus Dynasty: following the death of Vivaenus and his family, there were no heirs to rule, General Terimas began rule as emperor.

Terimas (r. 309- 312)

Thyclines (r. 312- 326)

Liaster Dynasty: The Liaster Family began rule of the empire following the death of Thyclines.