Emperor of Tyrvopol

The Emperor of Tyrvopol is a dynastic title handed to the rulers of the Empire of Tyrvopol which lasted from 19 FL to 203 FL when its capital was successfully besieged by the Cysterian Empire and its Emperor Dimivij III was beheaded. Following this the title has been used by the Cysterian emperors concurrently with their main title and it has not been used since the fall of Cysteria.

House of Asver
The House of Asver ascended through Dimivij I who was King of Tyrvopol and after conquering the surrounding area proclaimed it an empire. The house is far loner than the empire but was relatively unimportant until Dimivij I.

House of Istrigijm
Queen Radinija married a powerful local noble by the name of Jivan Istrigijm and so ended the Imperial house of Asven. Eventually older branches of the house also died out. The first monarch of house Istrigijm was the eldest son of Radinija and Jivan, Jivan I. After the 203 FL Siege of Dimivij III was beheaded. Dimivij had no children. So the throne passed to his younger brother Plaven III. Plaven ruled from Postivan as Tyrvopol was under occupation. At this point what was left of the Empire fell into a civil war between Plaven III, his younger brother Jivan and several separatist factions. Jivan had the support of Cysteria, but no battles needed to be fought as in late 203 Cysterian spies assassinated Plaven by as famously portrayed by the theatrical play by Aldemar Terveel, Death of an Empire, stabbing him several times while feasting. This resulted in automatic transfer of the throne to Jivan who was crowned in early 204. However this reign did not last.

House of Aranae
In the year 204 the good grace of Emperor Surrenis II ended and he demanded that Jivan hand over the crown or face death. Jivan not having any choice, with his empire fragmented and under occupation relcuatnatly accepted in order to keep his title as Dukoj of Ispolin. Surrenis therefore crowned himself as Emperor of Tyrvopol in traditional Cysterian custom. The title remained in the hands of the Cysterian emperors until the death of Braemus II. * It is believed that Cysterian's daughter survived the initial attack and the assassins refused to kill the infant so they instead abandoned it in a nearby village

After Aranae
After the downfall of House Aranae in both Cysteria and Tyrvopol the title of Emperor of Tyrvopol has been used in many popular works of fiction and theatrical play.

The title has also been unofficially used to describe the monarchs of the Goralic Empire as its lands resembled those of the Tyrvopolite Empire.

It is generally accepted that the current rulers of Ispolin, the descendants of Jivan III have the closest direct line connection to the last Goralic monarchs of Tyrvopol and thus have the most senior claim despite it being rather weak.