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Kings of the Arverni and Overkings of the Gauls

52 BC - 30 BC Vercingetorix I (House of Celtillos) [1]
30 BC - AD 10 Agedillos I (House of Vercingetorix) [2]
10 - 25: Agedillos II (House of Vercingetorix) [3]
25 - 47: Agedillos III (House of Vercingetorix)
47 - 59: Vercombogius I (House of Vercingetorix) [4]
59 - 72: Vercingetorix II (House of Vercingetorix) [5]
72 - 81: Segovax I (House of Vercingetorix) [6]
81 - 96: Casticus I (House of Catamantaloedes) [7]
96 - 112: Casticus II (House of Catamantaloedes)
112 - 129: Orgetorix I (House of Catamantaloedes)
129: Casticus III 'the Weak' (House of Catamantaloedes)
129 - 141: Orgetorix II (House of Agedellix) [8]
141 - 160: Epatus I (House of Vercingetorix) [9]
160 - 187: Catuvolcos I (House of Agedellix)
187 - 201: Orgetorix III (House of Agedellix)
201 - 222: Casticus IV 'the Mad' (House of Agedellix) [10]
222 - 224: Dumnorix I (House of Guigden) [11]
224 - 246: Segovax II (House of Aedui)
246 - 277: Catuvolcos II (House of Aedui)
277 - 301: Segovax III (House of Aedui)
301 - 324: Vercombogius II (House of Aedui)
324 - 329: Vercingetorix III (House of Vercingetorix) [12]
329 - 333: Vercingetorix IV (House of Nova Vercingetorix)
333 - 341: Vercingetorix V (House of Nova Vercingetorix) [13]
341 - 352: Ortora I (House of Belgi)
352 - 387: Casticus V 'the Weak' (House of Belgi)
387: Iulius I 'The Lost' (House of Belgi) [14]
387 - 412: Iulius II "The Grand" (House of Sanctumginus)
412 - 445: Vespasius I (House of Sanctumginius)
445 - 461: Segovax IV (House of Sanctumginius)
461 - 489: Segovax V (House of Sanctumginius)
489 - 509: Vespasius II (House of Sanctumginius) [15]
509 - 582: Ortora II 'Bulgar-Biter' (House of Sanctumginius) [16]
582 - 604: Vercingetorix VI (House of Sanctumginius)
604 - 616: Helena I (House of Sanctumginius) [17]
616 - 630: Epatus II 'the General' (House of Epatus)
630-670: Magnicio I (House of Epatus)


[1] - Crushes Caesar at Alesia, goes on to consolidate and centralize his realm, beating a second invasion attempt. During his last years on the throne Rome descends into civil war.
[2] The Dynastic name was changed during his reign
[3] Agedillos II reorganized his realm's administration along Roman lines, hoping to defend his borders from Roman invasion. He also changed the name of the realm, to the Kingdom of Arvenia.
[4] Began the invasion of Prydain
[5] Secured southern Prydain, and installed his second son as King of Prydain.
[6] Last of the line of Vercingetorix on the mainland. Died in a foolish war to take Narbonnensis from SPQR.
[7] A Sequani Nobleman, he won support for the throne courtesy of his Helvetii and Aedui allies. His reign saw military reforms, the chief of which was the concept of an armory and issuing weapons to the soldiers, a trait he copied from the Romans.
[8] Orgetorix was a descendant of one of Segovax's cousins, and took the crown of Arvenia from Casticus III by force. However, the Kings of Prydain has helped gain the crown for him, and became the senior partner in the Gaulish alliance.
[9] Following Orgetorix' death, Epatus took the crown after a daring cross-channel invasion. Whilst busy repelling a Caledonian invasion up north
lost the throne to a rebellion led by Orgetorix' son Catuvolcos.
[10] Was assassinated by the Romans, who in a moment between fighting the Parthians and the Huns, put a Roman puppet on the throne of Arvenia. The title of Overking of the Gauls was abolished after that, with Prydain refusing to acknowledge the new king of Arvernia, Dumnorix.
[11] Killed by the chieftains who made up most of Arvernia's council, refusing to listen to a puppet. They elected Segovax of the Aedui, who would wage war and successfully sack Rome while they were tangling with the Parthians
[12] Formerly Tascovanos, head of the royal guard with uncertain parentage, overthrew Vercombogius and claimed to be the reincarnation of Vercingetorix I.
[13] Was defeated in a war by the Romans and forced to concede Cisalpine Gaul and Southern Gaul, including Massilia. He would be overthrown by a Belgae nobleman named Ortora, who blamed Tascovanos for the original misfortunes of Arvernia.
[14] Iulius was the youngest son of Casticus, and during his short reign, was deposed by the General Sanctumginius, and executed.
[15] Regained south-west Arvernia from Rome. The area would remain a troublesome province for over five generations. He would also fight skirmishes with the Bulgars, a fierce people who were driven from their lands in the east.
[16] A successful and long-lived king, he left a strong and united Arvenia, though he cast off the title of Over-King of the Gauls. Roma had finally died by now, and Arvenia was the primary power in western Europe.
[17] Took the throne forcefully from her dying father. She oversaw the large expansion of Arvernia into Italia, but was poisoned by her chamber-mistress Littora.



Kings of Prydain

69 - 79: Agedillos I (House of Vercingetorix) [1]
79 - 101: Epatus I (House of Vercingetorix)
101 - 118: Vercingetorix I (House of Vercingetorix)
118 - 124: Epatus II (House of Vercingetorix)
124 - 141: Gobannitio I (House of Vercingetorix) [2]
141 - 167: Epatus III (House of Vercingetorix)
167 - 183: Agedillos II (House of Vercingetorix) [3]
183 - 189: Agedillos III (House of Vercingetorix) [4]
189 - 211: Toutobocio I (House of Toutobocix)
211 - 242: Agedillos IV 'the Terrible' (House of Toutobocix) [5]
242 - 259: Galcacus I 'the Northerner' (House of Dicalydones) [6]
259 - 271: Epatus IV 'the Seafarer'(House of Dicalydones) [7]
271 - 274: Epatus V 'the Sickly' (House of Dicalydones)
274 - 293: Agedillos V 'the Great' (House of Dicalydones) [8]
293 - 309: Galcacus II (House of Dicalydones)
309 - 317: Galcacus III (House of Dicalydones) [9]
317 - 333: Galcacus IV (House of Dicalydones-Dansk) [10]
333 - 348: Gobannitio II (House of Dicalydones-Dansk)
348 - 372: Galcacus V 'the Great' (House of Dialydones-Dansk) [11]
372 - 401: Asterix I (House of Dialydones-Dansk)
401 - 442: Asterix II (House of Dialydones-Dansk)
442 - 499: Asterix III (House of Dialydones-Dansk)
499 - 506: Brennus I (House of Dialydones-Dansk)
506 - 532: Obelix I (House of Dialydones-Dansk)
532 - 547: Brennus II (House of Dialydones-Dansk)
547 - 550: Meninticus I (House of Dialydones-Dansk)
550 - 569: Asterix IV 'the Seer' (House of Dialydones-Dansk) [12]
569 - 643: Toutobocio II (House of Mund) [13]
643 - 647: Agedillos VI (House of Mund)
647 - 670: Toutobocio III (House of Mund)
670 - 673: Obelix II 'the Unfortunate' (House of Mund)

[1] Installed as king by his father, but upset him by trying to win support of the Briton tribes through altruism, rather than conquest. Died with a peaceful realm.
[2] Managed to integrate most of western Prydain into his realm.
[3] Agedillos brought much needed peace to his realm, by forging alliances with the Caledonian tribes north of the Gobannitian Wall. Many of these tribes began solidifying into vassal kingdoms in their own right.
[4] Killed by a Caledonian chieftain not affiliated with the allied tribes.
[5] Agedillos built a terrifying army, and used it to crush the Caledonian tribes, as well as the clustered kingdom of Ibern. Fearing enemies on all sides, he instituted a reign of terror, where any act of rebellion was brutally suppressed. Caledonia and Ibern were both ravaged and remained quiet for 200 years. He died when his own bodyguards killed him.
[6] One of the few Caledonii that survived Agedillos' madness. He was crowned king due to being related to Agedillos II's sister. His rule saw the kingdom begin trade with the Germanic tribes that were beyond the Rhine.
[7] Prydain slowly recovered from the worst abuses of Agedillos the Terrible, and reached pre-Agedillian capacity around this time. Epatus IV was known as the Seafarer for his explorations in the seas of the Atlantic which led him to rich fisheries around the island of Epat. (Iceland)
[8] Agedillos inherited the throne from his nephew, and from some misgivings at the beginning, lead Prydain into a new age. A great fleet of merchant vessels was constructed, bringing great wealth to the nation. The vassals pledged full fealty and were integrated entirely into the realm. Around this time, Germanic city-states grew up along the coast of Germania, and Scandinavia. These states were closely tied to Prydain, and posed a real threat to the Sweboz, who was previously the strongest confederation of Germans in the area.
[9] Married the heir of the Dansk, a recently established kingdom of Germans on the Jutland peninsula, solidifying their alliance against the Sweboz.
[10] Inheriting the thrones of Prydain and Dansk, Galcacus IV expanded Prydain's sphere of influence in this area of the world. However, The Sweboz was strengthening after a period of chaos and was looking to push foreign influence out of its borders...
[11] A Sweboz Empire threatened the might of Prydain towards the end of Gobannitio's reign. It is though that Roma helped the Sweboz in some way, because these primitive tribesmen organised into a cohesive realm in a few decades. Galcacus V forced out Sweboz incursions, and expanded Prydain's sphere of influence into Germania at the Sweboz expense. He is known as the Great for bringing the southern areas of the Scandinavian Peninsular under Prydish rule, and forcing a multitude of Germanic fiefdoms into vassality. Prydain was truly an empire to rival Roma...
[12] Allegedly was able to see into the future. He foresaw the end of his line when the moon bleeds red (a total lunar eclipse).
[13] It turned out that Asterix IV was no fortune-teller, though his Seer title remains, an ironic honorific. Asterix IV was overturned by the Caledonian general, Toutobocio. He removed Prydain from continental Europe, and set about consolidating the neglected lands of the Isle of Prydain itself.

To all posters after me: we have to have the Kings of the Arveni catch up with Pyrdain; they are from the same TL.
 
Kings of the Arverni and Overkings of the Gauls

52 BC - 30 BC Vercingetorix I (House of Celtillos) [1]
30 BC - AD 10 Agedillos I (House of Vercingetorix) [2]
10 - 25: Agedillos II (House of Vercingetorix) [3]
25 - 47: Agedillos III (House of Vercingetorix)
47 - 59: Vercombogius I (House of Vercingetorix) [4]
59 - 72: Vercingetorix II (House of Vercingetorix) [5]
72 - 81: Segovax I (House of Vercingetorix) [6]
81 - 96: Casticus I (House of Catamantaloedes) [7]
96 - 112: Casticus II (House of Catamantaloedes)
112 - 129: Orgetorix I (House of Catamantaloedes)
129: Casticus III 'the Weak' (House of Catamantaloedes)
129 - 141: Orgetorix II (House of Agedellix) [8]
141 - 160: Epatus I (House of Vercingetorix) [9]
160 - 187: Catuvolcos I (House of Agedellix)
187 - 201: Orgetorix III (House of Agedellix)
201 - 222: Casticus IV 'the Mad' (House of Agedellix) [10]
222 - 224: Dumnorix I (House of Guigden) [11]
224 - 246: Segovax II (House of Aedui)
246 - 277: Catuvolcos II (House of Aedui)
277 - 301: Segovax III (House of Aedui)
301 - 324: Vercombogius II (House of Aedui)
324 - 329: Vercingetorix III (House of Vercingetorix) [12]
329 - 333: Vercingetorix IV (House of Nova Vercingetorix)
333 - 341: Vercingetorix V (House of Nova Vercingetorix) [13]
341 - 352: Ortora I (House of Belgi)
352 - 387: Casticus V 'the Weak' (House of Belgi)
387: Iulius I 'The Lost' (House of Belgi) [14]
387 - 412: Iulius II "The Grand" (House of Sanctumginus)
412 - 445: Vespasius I (House of Sanctumginius)
445 - 461: Segovax IV (House of Sanctumginius)
461 - 489: Segovax V (House of Sanctumginius)
489 - 509: Vespasius II (House of Sanctumginius) [15]
509 - 582: Ortora II 'Bulgar-Biter' (House of Sanctumginius) [16]
582 - 604: Vercingetorix VI (House of Sanctumginius)
604 - 616: Helena I (House of Sanctumginius) [17]
616 - 630: Epatus II 'the General' (House of Epatus)
630-670: Magnicio I (House of Epatus)
670 - 684: Magnicio II (House of Epatus)


[1] - Crushes Caesar at Alesia, goes on to consolidate and centralize his realm, beating a second invasion attempt. During his last years on the throne Rome descends into civil war.
[2] The Dynastic name was changed during his reign
[3] Agedillos II reorganized his realm's administration along Roman lines, hoping to defend his borders from Roman invasion. He also changed the name of the realm, to the Kingdom of Arvenia.
[4] Began the invasion of Prydain
[5] Secured southern Prydain, and installed his second son as King of Prydain.
[6] Last of the line of Vercingetorix on the mainland. Died in a foolish war to take Narbonnensis from SPQR.
[7] A Sequani Nobleman, he won support for the throne courtesy of his Helvetii and Aedui allies. His reign saw military reforms, the chief of which was the concept of an armory and issuing weapons to the soldiers, a trait he copied from the Romans.
[8] Orgetorix was a descendant of one of Segovax's cousins, and took the crown of Arvenia from Casticus III by force. However, the Kings of Prydain has helped gain the crown for him, and became the senior partner in the Gaulish alliance.
[9] Following Orgetorix' death, Epatus took the crown after a daring cross-channel invasion. Whilst busy repelling a Caledonian invasion up north
lost the throne to a rebellion led by Orgetorix' son Catuvolcos.
[10] Was assassinated by the Romans, who in a moment between fighting the Parthians and the Huns, put a Roman puppet on the throne of Arvenia. The title of Overking of the Gauls was abolished after that, with Prydain refusing to acknowledge the new king of Arvernia, Dumnorix.
[11] Killed by the chieftains who made up most of Arvernia's council, refusing to listen to a puppet. They elected Segovax of the Aedui, who would wage war and successfully sack Rome while they were tangling with the Parthians
[12] Formerly Tascovanos, head of the royal guard with uncertain parentage, overthrew Vercombogius and claimed to be the reincarnation of Vercingetorix I.
[13] Was defeated in a war by the Romans and forced to concede Cisalpine Gaul and Southern Gaul, including Massilia. He would be overthrown by a Belgae nobleman named Ortora, who blamed Tascovanos for the original misfortunes of Arvernia.
[14] Iulius was the youngest son of Casticus, and during his short reign, was deposed by the General Sanctumginius, and executed.
[15] Regained south-west Arvernia from Rome. The area would remain a troublesome province for over five generations. He would also fight skirmishes with the Bulgars, a fierce people who were driven from their lands in the east.
[16] A successful and long-lived king, he left a strong and united Arvenia, though he cast off the title of Over-King of the Gauls. Roma had finally died by now, and Arvenia was the primary power in western Europe.
[17] Took the throne forcefully from her dying father. She oversaw the large expansion of Arvernia into Italia, but was poisoned by her chamber-mistress Littora.



Kings of Prydain

69 - 79: Agedillos I (House of Vercingetorix) [1]
79 - 101: Epatus I (House of Vercingetorix)
101 - 118: Vercingetorix I (House of Vercingetorix)
118 - 124: Epatus II (House of Vercingetorix)
124 - 141: Gobannitio I (House of Vercingetorix) [2]
141 - 167: Epatus III (House of Vercingetorix)
167 - 183: Agedillos II (House of Vercingetorix) [3]
183 - 189: Agedillos III (House of Vercingetorix) [4]
189 - 211: Toutobocio I (House of Toutobocix)
211 - 242: Agedillos IV 'the Terrible' (House of Toutobocix) [5]
242 - 259: Galcacus I 'the Northerner' (House of Dicalydones) [6]
259 - 271: Epatus IV 'the Seafarer'(House of Dicalydones) [7]
271 - 274: Epatus V 'the Sickly' (House of Dicalydones)
274 - 293: Agedillos V 'the Great' (House of Dicalydones) [8]
293 - 309: Galcacus II (House of Dicalydones)
309 - 317: Galcacus III (House of Dicalydones) [9]
317 - 333: Galcacus IV (House of Dicalydones-Dansk) [10]
333 - 348: Gobannitio II (House of Dicalydones-Dansk)
348 - 372: Galcacus V 'the Great' (House of Dialydones-Dansk) [11]
372 - 401: Asterix I (House of Dialydones-Dansk)
401 - 442: Asterix II (House of Dialydones-Dansk)
442 - 499: Asterix III (House of Dialydones-Dansk)
499 - 506: Brennus I (House of Dialydones-Dansk)
506 - 532: Obelix I (House of Dialydones-Dansk)
532 - 547: Brennus II (House of Dialydones-Dansk)
547 - 550: Meninticus I (House of Dialydones-Dansk)
550 - 569: Asterix IV 'the Seer' (House of Dialydones-Dansk) [12]
569 - 643: Toutobocio II (House of Mund) [13]
643 - 647: Agedillos VI (House of Mund)
647 - 670: Toutobocio III (House of Mund)
670 - 673: Obelix II 'the Unfortunate' (House of Mund)
673 - 684: Magnicio (House of Epatus) [14]

[1] Installed as king by his father, but upset him by trying to win support of the Briton tribes through altruism, rather than conquest. Died with a peaceful realm.
[2] Managed to integrate most of western Prydain into his realm.
[3] Agedillos brought much needed peace to his realm, by forging alliances with the Caledonian tribes north of the Gobannitian Wall. Many of these tribes began solidifying into vassal kingdoms in their own right.
[4] Killed by a Caledonian chieftain not affiliated with the allied tribes.
[5] Agedillos built a terrifying army, and used it to crush the Caledonian tribes, as well as the clustered kingdom of Ibern. Fearing enemies on all sides, he instituted a reign of terror, where any act of rebellion was brutally suppressed. Caledonia and Ibern were both ravaged and remained quiet for 200 years. He died when his own bodyguards killed him.
[6] One of the few Caledonii that survived Agedillos' madness. He was crowned king due to being related to Agedillos II's sister. His rule saw the kingdom begin trade with the Germanic tribes that were beyond the Rhine.
[7] Prydain slowly recovered from the worst abuses of Agedillos the Terrible, and reached pre-Agedillian capacity around this time. Epatus IV was known as the Seafarer for his explorations in the seas of the Atlantic which led him to rich fisheries around the island of Epat. (Iceland)
[8] Agedillos inherited the throne from his nephew, and from some misgivings at the beginning, lead Prydain into a new age. A great fleet of merchant vessels was constructed, bringing great wealth to the nation. The vassals pledged full fealty and were integrated entirely into the realm. Around this time, Germanic city-states grew up along the coast of Germania, and Scandinavia. These states were closely tied to Prydain, and posed a real threat to the Sweboz, who was previously the strongest confederation of Germans in the area.
[9] Married the heir of the Dansk, a recently established kingdom of Germans on the Jutland peninsula, solidifying their alliance against the Sweboz.
[10] Inheriting the thrones of Prydain and Dansk, Galcacus IV expanded Prydain's sphere of influence in this area of the world. However, The Sweboz was strengthening after a period of chaos and was looking to push foreign influence out of its borders...
[11] A Sweboz Empire threatened the might of Prydain towards the end of Gobannitio's reign. It is though that Roma helped the Sweboz in some way, because these primitive tribesmen organised into a cohesive realm in a few decades. Galcacus V forced out Sweboz incursions, and expanded Prydain's sphere of influence into Germania at the Sweboz expense. He is known as the Great for bringing the southern areas of the Scandinavian Peninsular under Prydish rule, and forcing a multitude of Germanic fiefdoms into vassality. Prydain was truly an empire to rival Roma...
[12] Allegedly was able to see into the future. He foresaw the end of his line when the moon bleeds red (a total lunar eclipse).
[13] It turned out that Asterix IV was no fortune-teller, though his Seer title remains, an ironic honorific. Asterix IV was overturned by the Caledonian general, Toutobocio. He removed Prydain from continental Europe, and set about consolidating the neglected lands of the Isle of Prydain itself.
[14] A shady claim to the throne following Obelix's death prompts an invasion from the mainland.
 
Kings of the Arverni and Overkings of the Gauls

52 BC - 30 BC Vercingetorix I (House of Celtillos) [1]
30 BC - AD 10 Agedillos I (House of Vercingetorix) [2]
10 - 25: Agedillos II (House of Vercingetorix) [3]
25 - 47: Agedillos III (House of Vercingetorix)
47 - 59: Vercombogius I (House of Vercingetorix) [4]
59 - 72: Vercingetorix II (House of Vercingetorix) [5]
72 - 81: Segovax I (House of Vercingetorix) [6]
81 - 96: Casticus I (House of Catamantaloedes) [7]
96 - 112: Casticus II (House of Catamantaloedes)
112 - 129: Orgetorix I (House of Catamantaloedes)
129: Casticus III 'the Weak' (House of Catamantaloedes)
129 - 141: Orgetorix II (House of Agedellix) [8]
141 - 160: Epatus I (House of Vercingetorix) [9]
160 - 187: Catuvolcos I (House of Agedellix)
187 - 201: Orgetorix III (House of Agedellix)
201 - 222: Casticus IV 'the Mad' (House of Agedellix) [10]
222 - 224: Dumnorix I (House of Guigden) [11]
224 - 246: Segovax II (House of Aedui)
246 - 277: Catuvolcos II (House of Aedui)
277 - 301: Segovax III (House of Aedui)
301 - 324: Vercombogius II (House of Aedui)
324 - 329: Vercingetorix III (House of Vercingetorix) [12]
329 - 333: Vercingetorix IV (House of Nova Vercingetorix)
333 - 341: Vercingetorix V (House of Nova Vercingetorix) [13]
341 - 352: Ortora I (House of Belgi)
352 - 387: Casticus V 'the Weak' (House of Belgi)
387: Iulius I 'The Lost' (House of Belgi) [14]
387 - 412: Iulius II "The Grand" (House of Sanctumginus)
412 - 445: Vespasius I (House of Sanctumginius)
445 - 461: Segovax IV (House of Sanctumginius)
461 - 489: Segovax V (House of Sanctumginius)
489 - 509: Vespasius II (House of Sanctumginius) [15]
509 - 582: Ortora II 'Bulgar-Biter' (House of Sanctumginius) [16]
582 - 604: Vercingetorix VI (House of Sanctumginius)
604 - 616: Helena I (House of Sanctumginius) [17]
616 - 630: Epatus II 'the General' (House of Epatus)
630-670: Magnicio I (House of Epatus)
670 - 684: Magnicio II (House of Epatus)
684-714: Magnicio III (House of Epatus) [18]


[1] - Crushes Caesar at Alesia, goes on to consolidate and centralize his realm, beating a second invasion attempt. During his last years on the throne Rome descends into civil war.
[2] The Dynastic name was changed during his reign
[3] Agedillos II reorganized his realm's administration along Roman lines, hoping to defend his borders from Roman invasion. He also changed the name of the realm, to the Kingdom of Arvenia.
[4] Began the invasion of Prydain
[5] Secured southern Prydain, and installed his second son as King of Prydain.
[6] Last of the line of Vercingetorix on the mainland. Died in a foolish war to take Narbonnensis from SPQR.
[7] A Sequani Nobleman, he won support for the throne courtesy of his Helvetii and Aedui allies. His reign saw military reforms, the chief of which was the concept of an armory and issuing weapons to the soldiers, a trait he copied from the Romans.
[8] Orgetorix was a descendant of one of Segovax's cousins, and took the crown of Arvenia from Casticus III by force. However, the Kings of Prydain has helped gain the crown for him, and became the senior partner in the Gaulish alliance.
[9] Following Orgetorix' death, Epatus took the crown after a daring cross-channel invasion. Whilst busy repelling a Caledonian invasion up north
lost the throne to a rebellion led by Orgetorix' son Catuvolcos.
[10] Was assassinated by the Romans, who in a moment between fighting the Parthians and the Huns, put a Roman puppet on the throne of Arvenia. The title of Overking of the Gauls was abolished after that, with Prydain refusing to acknowledge the new king of Arvernia, Dumnorix.
[11] Killed by the chieftains who made up most of Arvernia's council, refusing to listen to a puppet. They elected Segovax of the Aedui, who would wage war and successfully sack Rome while they were tangling with the Parthians
[12] Formerly Tascovanos, head of the royal guard with uncertain parentage, overthrew Vercombogius and claimed to be the reincarnation of Vercingetorix I.
[13] Was defeated in a war by the Romans and forced to concede Cisalpine Gaul and Southern Gaul, including Massilia. He would be overthrown by a Belgae nobleman named Ortora, who blamed Tascovanos for the original misfortunes of Arvernia.
[14] Iulius was the youngest son of Casticus, and during his short reign, was deposed by the General Sanctumginius, and executed.
[15] Regained south-west Arvernia from Rome. The area would remain a troublesome province for over five generations. He would also fight skirmishes with the Bulgars, a fierce people who were driven from their lands in the east.
[16] A successful and long-lived king, he left a strong and united Arvenia, though he cast off the title of Over-King of the Gauls. Roma had finally died by now, and Arvenia was the primary power in western Europe.
[17] Took the throne forcefully from her dying father. She oversaw the large expansion of Arvernia into Italia, but was poisoned by her chamber-mistress Littora.
[18] Annexes Prydain into Arvernia.


Kings of Prydain

69 - 79: Agedillos I (House of Vercingetorix) [1]
79 - 101: Epatus I (House of Vercingetorix)
101 - 118: Vercingetorix I (House of Vercingetorix)
118 - 124: Epatus II (House of Vercingetorix)
124 - 141: Gobannitio I (House of Vercingetorix) [2]
141 - 167: Epatus III (House of Vercingetorix)
167 - 183: Agedillos II (House of Vercingetorix) [3]
183 - 189: Agedillos III (House of Vercingetorix) [4]
189 - 211: Toutobocio I (House of Toutobocix)
211 - 242: Agedillos IV 'the Terrible' (House of Toutobocix) [5]
242 - 259: Galcacus I 'the Northerner' (House of Dicalydones) [6]
259 - 271: Epatus IV 'the Seafarer'(House of Dicalydones) [7]
271 - 274: Epatus V 'the Sickly' (House of Dicalydones)
274 - 293: Agedillos V 'the Great' (House of Dicalydones) [8]
293 - 309: Galcacus II (House of Dicalydones)
309 - 317: Galcacus III (House of Dicalydones) [9]
317 - 333: Galcacus IV (House of Dicalydones-Dansk) [10]
333 - 348: Gobannitio II (House of Dicalydones-Dansk)
348 - 372: Galcacus V 'the Great' (House of Dialydones-Dansk) [11]
372 - 401: Asterix I (House of Dialydones-Dansk)
401 - 442: Asterix II (House of Dialydones-Dansk)
442 - 499: Asterix III (House of Dialydones-Dansk)
499 - 506: Brennus I (House of Dialydones-Dansk)
506 - 532: Obelix I (House of Dialydones-Dansk)
532 - 547: Brennus II (House of Dialydones-Dansk)
547 - 550: Meninticus I (House of Dialydones-Dansk)
550 - 569: Asterix IV 'the Seer' (House of Dialydones-Dansk) [12]
569 - 643: Toutobocio II (House of Mund) [13]
643 - 647: Agedillos VI (House of Mund)
647 - 670: Toutobocio III (House of Mund)
670 - 673: Obelix II 'the Unfortunate' (House of Mund)
673 - 684: Magnicio (House of Epatus) [14]
684-714: Magnicio II (House of Epatus) [15]

[1] Installed as king by his father, but upset him by trying to win support of the Briton tribes through altruism, rather than conquest. Died with a peaceful realm.
[2] Managed to integrate most of western Prydain into his realm.
[3] Agedillos brought much needed peace to his realm, by forging alliances with the Caledonian tribes north of the Gobannitian Wall. Many of these tribes began solidifying into vassal kingdoms in their own right.
[4] Killed by a Caledonian chieftain not affiliated with the allied tribes.
[5] Agedillos built a terrifying army, and used it to crush the Caledonian tribes, as well as the clustered kingdom of Ibern. Fearing enemies on all sides, he instituted a reign of terror, where any act of rebellion was brutally suppressed. Caledonia and Ibern were both ravaged and remained quiet for 200 years. He died when his own bodyguards killed him.
[6] One of the few Caledonii that survived Agedillos' madness. He was crowned king due to being related to Agedillos II's sister. His rule saw the kingdom begin trade with the Germanic tribes that were beyond the Rhine.
[7] Prydain slowly recovered from the worst abuses of Agedillos the Terrible, and reached pre-Agedillian capacity around this time. Epatus IV was known as the Seafarer for his explorations in the seas of the Atlantic which led him to rich fisheries around the island of Epat. (Iceland)
[8] Agedillos inherited the throne from his nephew, and from some misgivings at the beginning, lead Prydain into a new age. A great fleet of merchant vessels was constructed, bringing great wealth to the nation. The vassals pledged full fealty and were integrated entirely into the realm. Around this time, Germanic city-states grew up along the coast of Germania, and Scandinavia. These states were closely tied to Prydain, and posed a real threat to the Sweboz, who was previously the strongest confederation of Germans in the area.
[9] Married the heir of the Dansk, a recently established kingdom of Germans on the Jutland peninsula, solidifying their alliance against the Sweboz.
[10] Inheriting the thrones of Prydain and Dansk, Galcacus IV expanded Prydain's sphere of influence in this area of the world. However, The Sweboz was strengthening after a period of chaos and was looking to push foreign influence out of its borders...
[11] A Sweboz Empire threatened the might of Prydain towards the end of Gobannitio's reign. It is though that Roma helped the Sweboz in some way, because these primitive tribesmen organised into a cohesive realm in a few decades. Galcacus V forced out Sweboz incursions, and expanded Prydain's sphere of influence into Germania at the Sweboz expense. He is known as the Great for bringing the southern areas of the Scandinavian Peninsular under Prydish rule, and forcing a multitude of Germanic fiefdoms into vassality. Prydain was truly an empire to rival Roma...
[12] Allegedly was able to see into the future. He foresaw the end of his line when the moon bleeds red (a total lunar eclipse).
[13] It turned out that Asterix IV was no fortune-teller, though his Seer title remains, an ironic honorific. Asterix IV was overturned by the Caledonian general, Toutobocio. He removed Prydain from continental Europe, and set about consolidating the neglected lands of the Isle of Prydain itself.
[14] A shady claim to the throne following Obelix's death prompts an invasion from the mainland.
[15] Prydain is annexed into the Arverni Empire.
 
Kings of England
1066-1088: William I "the Conquerer" (House of Normandie)
1088-1101: Richard I "The Rash" (House of Normandie)
 
Kings of England
1066-1088: William I "the Conquerer" (House of Normandie)

1088-1101: Richard I "the Rash" (House of Normandie)
1101-1108: William II "the Kind" (House of Normandie) [1]

[1] William II was a nice and kind Monarch, but had mental stress. Eventually killed himself in 1108, leaving the Monarchy to his infant son, ?
 
Kings of England
1066-1088: William I "the Conquerer" (House of Normandie)

1088-1101: Richard I "the Rash" (House of Normandie)
1101-1108: William II "the Kind" (House of Normandie) [1]
1108-1139: Alfred II (House of Normandie) [2]

[1] William II was a nice and kind Monarch, but had mental stress. Eventually killed himself in 1108, leaving the Monarchy to his infant son, Alfred.
[2] Murdered at the age of 31, his 11-year old son ? inherited the throne.
 
Kings of the Arverni and Overkings of the Gauls

52 BC - 30 BC Vercingetorix I (House of Celtillos) [1]
30 BC - AD 10 Agedillos I (House of Vercingetorix) [2]
10 - 25: Agedillos II (House of Vercingetorix) [3]
25 - 47: Agedillos III (House of Vercingetorix)
47 - 59: Vercombogius I (House of Vercingetorix) [4]
59 - 72: Vercingetorix II (House of Vercingetorix) [5]
72 - 81: Segovax I (House of Vercingetorix) [6]
81 - 96: Casticus I (House of Catamantaloedes) [7]
96 - 112: Casticus II (House of Catamantaloedes)
112 - 129: Orgetorix I (House of Catamantaloedes)
129: Casticus III 'the Weak' (House of Catamantaloedes)
129 - 141: Orgetorix II (House of Agedellix) [8]
141 - 160: Epatus I (House of Vercingetorix) [9]
160 - 187: Catuvolcos I (House of Agedellix)
187 - 201: Orgetorix III (House of Agedellix)
201 - 222: Casticus IV 'the Mad' (House of Agedellix) [10]
222 - 224: Dumnorix I (House of Guigden) [11]
224 - 246: Segovax II (House of Aedui)
246 - 277: Catuvolcos II (House of Aedui)
277 - 301: Segovax III (House of Aedui)
301 - 324: Vercombogius II (House of Aedui)
324 - 329: Vercingetorix III (House of Vercingetorix) [12]
329 - 333: Vercingetorix IV (House of Nova Vercingetorix)
333 - 341: Vercingetorix V (House of Nova Vercingetorix) [13]
341 - 352: Ortora I (House of Belgi)
352 - 387: Casticus V 'the Weak' (House of Belgi)
387: Iulius I 'The Lost' (House of Belgi) [14]
387 - 412: Iulius II "The Grand" (House of Sanctumginus)
412 - 445: Vespasius I (House of Sanctumginius)
445 - 461: Segovax IV (House of Sanctumginius)
461 - 489: Segovax V (House of Sanctumginius)
489 - 509: Vespasius II (House of Sanctumginius) [15]
509 - 582: Ortora II 'Bulgar-Biter' (House of Sanctumginius) [16]
582 - 604: Vercingetorix VI (House of Sanctumginius)
604 - 616: Helena I (House of Sanctumginius) [17]
616 - 630: Epatus II 'the General' (House of Epatus)
630-670: Magnicio I (House of Epatus)
670 - 684: Magnicio II (House of Epatus)
684-714: Magnicio III (House of Epatus) [18]
714-716: Magnicio IV (House of Epatus)


[1] - Crushes Caesar at Alesia, goes on to consolidate and centralize his realm, beating a second invasion attempt. During his last years on the throne Rome descends into civil war.
[2] The Dynastic name was changed during his reign
[3] Agedillos II reorganized his realm's administration along Roman lines, hoping to defend his borders from Roman invasion. He also changed the name of the realm, to the Kingdom of Arvenia.
[4] Began the invasion of Prydain
[5] Secured southern Prydain, and installed his second son as King of Prydain.
[6] Last of the line of Vercingetorix on the mainland. Died in a foolish war to take Narbonnensis from SPQR.
[7] A Sequani Nobleman, he won support for the throne courtesy of his Helvetii and Aedui allies. His reign saw military reforms, the chief of which was the concept of an armory and issuing weapons to the soldiers, a trait he copied from the Romans.
[8] Orgetorix was a descendant of one of Segovax's cousins, and took the crown of Arvenia from Casticus III by force. However, the Kings of Prydain has helped gain the crown for him, and became the senior partner in the Gaulish alliance.
[9] Following Orgetorix' death, Epatus took the crown after a daring cross-channel invasion. Whilst busy repelling a Caledonian invasion up north
lost the throne to a rebellion led by Orgetorix' son Catuvolcos.
[10] Was assassinated by the Romans, who in a moment between fighting the Parthians and the Huns, put a Roman puppet on the throne of Arvenia. The title of Overking of the Gauls was abolished after that, with Prydain refusing to acknowledge the new king of Arvernia, Dumnorix.
[11] Killed by the chieftains who made up most of Arvernia's council, refusing to listen to a puppet. They elected Segovax of the Aedui, who would wage war and successfully sack Rome while they were tangling with the Parthians
[12] Formerly Tascovanos, head of the royal guard with uncertain parentage, overthrew Vercombogius and claimed to be the reincarnation of Vercingetorix I.
[13] Was defeated in a war by the Romans and forced to concede Cisalpine Gaul and Southern Gaul, including Massilia. He would be overthrown by a Belgae nobleman named Ortora, who blamed Tascovanos for the original misfortunes of Arvernia.
[14] Iulius was the youngest son of Casticus, and during his short reign, was deposed by the General Sanctumginius, and executed.
[15] Regained south-west Arvernia from Rome. The area would remain a troublesome province for over five generations. He would also fight skirmishes with the Bulgars, a fierce people who were driven from their lands in the east.
[16] A successful and long-lived king, he left a strong and united Arvenia, though he cast off the title of Over-King of the Gauls. Roma had finally died by now, and Arvenia was the primary power in western Europe.
[17] Took the throne forcefully from her dying father. She oversaw the large expansion of Arvernia into Italia, but was poisoned by her chamber-mistress Littora.
[18] Annexes Prydain into Arvernia.
 
Kings of England
1066-1088: William I "the Conquerer" (House of Normandie)
1088-1101: Richard I "the Rash" (House of Normandie)
1101-1108: William II "the Kind" (House of Normandie) [1]
1108-1139: Alfred II (House of Normandie) [2]

[1] William II was a nice and kind Monarch, but had mental stress. Eventually killed himself in 1108, leaving the Monarchy to his infant son, Alfred.
[2] Murdered at the age of 31, his 11-year old son ? inherited the throne.
He would be known as Alfred I.
 
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