Rem'nan the Unforgettable

Rem'nan the Unforgettable was one of the founders of the Tsirukk Empire, and its first emperor. His campaigns accounted for a large amount of the Tsirruk Empire's land and wealth. He was a fair and good leader, until around 580 BCE, when he turned into a tyrant.

Early life
Almost nothing is known about the early life of the founder of the Empire. He was probably born in one of the many villages in the area of the future capital of the Tsirukk Empire.

Uniting the Empire
Around 550 BCE, there was anarchy in the area. Many people wanted their villages to become separate countries. During these dark times, it was only due to a handful of bold revolutionaries that total war didn't ensue. Rem'nan, then known only as Rem, was one of these. He and fifteen of these brave men were also the founders of the Tsirukk Empire.

In 550 BCE, they staged a coup of all the major cites and villages, the result of five weeks' worth of planning. Their leaders were captured and, in a few cases, killed. In two days, all cities were theirs. Contrary to expectations, they did not assume leadership. Instead, they calmed things down, and when there was relative peace, they began to unify the various factions, under the leadership of Rem'nan. His name's last part means, "unity"

Ruling the Empire

Rem'nan was good leader for most of his rule. He expanded his empire considerably. In 50 years, Tsirukh`meth'kha, as it was known, turned from 20 villages to over a hundred major cities. His campaigns accounted for most of the Tsirukk Empire's wealth and land.

However, after a war against a group of separatists in late 682 BCE, evil. He increasingly became more and more irrational. An account from one of his lieutenants reads as follows:"'I fear that my lorde mas gone quite mad... yesterday he ordered five of his most loyal men killed... for what reasons I cannot say...'"