Ri'erha II
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| Ri'erha II | |||||
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| King of Trellin and Emperor of Hysera | |||||
| Reign | 29 October 1047-29 May 1084 | ||||
| Coronation | 1 November 1047 | ||||
| Predecessor | Pethmil IV | ||||
| Successor | Iqentos II | ||||
| Born | October 1011 Zihabla, Trellin | ||||
| Died | 10 May 1084 (aged 72) | ||||
| Issue | Iqentos II | ||||
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| House | House Zi'blika | ||||
| Father | Aistoi of Zihabla | ||||
Ri'erha II (born Tarmüz Falaan, October 1011 - 29 May 1084) was a Trellinese general who took power during the Year of Five Kings to become King of Trellin and Emperor of Hysera from 1047 until his death. He founded the House Zi'blika, named after his birthplace and ancestral home in Zihabla, near Ka'alkë. On his death he was succeeded by his eldest son, Iqentos II.
Military career
Year of Five Kings
General Tarmüz was one of a number of commanders to rise against Jemeg I's ineffectual rule during 1047, the Year of Five Kings. He subsequently announced his support of Jemeg, however, aligning himself against his rival Pethmil of Rosnai. Pethmil captured and executed Jemeg, but was forced to abdicate less than a month later when Tarmüz arrived with his own army. As he had been a supporter of Jemeg, the last legitimate claimant to the throne, the nobles of the kingdom were willing to accept Tarmüz as their king. He was crowned on 1 November and took the regnal name Ri'erha II. The newly-crowned Ri'erha ended the conflict with Jajich which was being fought to restore the ritual tribute pledged by Tovelindra I in 803; in turn, Jajich agreed to accept Ri'erha's coronation tribute as the final repayment of Trellin's debt.
Reign
In 1050, Ri'erha introduced the Latin script to the administrations of both Trellin and Hysera. It replaced the existing Trellinese and Ahéri alphabets, and allowed him to standardise the two large and independent bureaucracies.
| House Thaerinë (285–166 BC) | |
|---|---|
| House Loédri'i (166 BC–31 AD) | Pethmil I (166–141 BC) • Lonaki II (141-113 BC) • Zerama I (113-88 BC) • Vedrin (88-62 BC) • Behrod I (62-47 BC) • Dethrindos (47-20 BC) • Q'mari (20 BC-5 AD) • Pethmil II (5-31 AD) |
| House Azarinë (31-236) | |
| House Dromai'i (236-381) | Origoz I (236-268) • Tedrothin (268-315) • Origoz II (315-342) • Lorel II (342-374) • Stediz III (374-381) |
| House Marizonika (381-688) | Todoriq I (381-406) • Pethmil III (406-449) • Nalaia (449-473) • Azara II (473-501) • Todoriq II (501-524) • Rayarë (524-540) • Elcmar I (540-587) • Fethre (587-632) • Elcmar II (632-671) • Iqentos I (671-688) |
| House Equ'marë (688-909) | Karindos II (688-714) • Lorel III (714-753) • Mokhra I (753-790) • Tovelindra I (790-801) • Zilmar the Usurper (801-803) • Tovelindra I (803-821) • Kederm I (821-858) • Ri'erha I (858-909) |
| House Tiderinë (909-1047) | Stediz IV (909-943) • Kederm II (943-970) • Stediz V (970-1022) • Tovelindra II (1022-1045) • Mokhra II (1045-1047) |
| Year of Five Kings (1047) | |
| House Zi'blika (1047-1221) | Ri'erha II (1047-1084) • Iqentos II (1084-1126) • Elcmar III (1126-1159) • Kederm III (1159-1197) • Amadar III (1197-1221) |
| House Neriqai (1221-1412) | Jemeg II (1221-1260) Iqentos III (1260-1315) • Temuir II (1315-1356) • Txerig I (1356-1389) • Behrod III (1389-1412) |
| House Kazdorir (1412-1739) | |
| House Palægos (1739-present) | Elcmar IV (1739-1780) • Azara IV (1780-1811) • Tovelindra III (1811-1833) • Txerig III (1833-1876) • Hasper (1876-1904) • Amadar IV (1904-1939) • Karindos III (1939-1986) • Mahrim II (1986-2015) • Azara V (2015-present) |
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