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The '''Lein Dynasty''' ([[Itarakosge]]: Kerana ne-i-Lein) was a dynasty which ruled over the [[Realm of the Tarakasane]], the fifth such imperial dynasty to be historicall attested to. Ruling over the Tarakasane for 546 years and over 27 Emperors, the dynasty was the first centralised dynasty of the Empire, representing a crucial break from the semi-feudal governmental tradition of previous dynasties.
The '''Lein Dynasty''' ([[Itarakosge]]: Kerana ne-i-Lein) was a dynasty which ruled over the [[Realm of the Tarakasane]], the fifth such imperial dynasty to be historically attested to. Ruling over the Tarakasane for 546 years and over 27 Emperors, the dynasty was the first centralised dynasty of the Empire, representing a crucial break from the semi-feudal governmental tradition of previous dynasties.


==History==
==History==


''Main page: [[History of the Lein Dynasty]]''
''Main page: [[History of the Lein Dynasty]]''
The [[House of the Lein|ruling house of the dynasty]] traces its history back to the [[Murna Dynasty]], when Lein Tegar berInsan was appointed to be the hereditary prefect of a county-sized fief near [[Lake Ernugs]], one of the sources of the [[Atgama River]]. This fief grew and expanded throughout the Murna and the succeeding [[Hara Dynasty]] until, by the end of the 1st century Hara,


==Government==
==Government==

Revision as of 16:20, 23 March 2009

The Lein Dynasty (Itarakosge: Kerana ne-i-Lein) was a dynasty which ruled over the Realm of the Tarakasane, the fifth such imperial dynasty to be historically attested to. Ruling over the Tarakasane for 546 years and over 27 Emperors, the dynasty was the first centralised dynasty of the Empire, representing a crucial break from the semi-feudal governmental tradition of previous dynasties.

History

Main page: History of the Lein Dynasty

The ruling house of the dynasty traces its history back to the Murna Dynasty, when Lein Tegar berInsan was appointed to be the hereditary prefect of a county-sized fief near Lake Ernugs, one of the sources of the Atgama River. This fief grew and expanded throughout the Murna and the succeeding Hara Dynasty until, by the end of the 1st century Hara,

Government

Main page: Government of the Lein Dynasty

Economy

Main page: Economy of the Lein Dynasty

Society and Culture

Main page: Lein Society

Military

Main page: Military of the Lein Dynasty