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Throughout the centuries, The Draconis Family would intermarry, buy, or use political maneuvering to gain more power. The Holders of the family would go through cycles of corruption and piousness, depending on what was more effective for their survival. The first recorded holder of The Draconis Family was ''Xakuur Draconis'', a general in the Imperial army during the reclaiming. He came from a minor noble family, but had taken the name "Draconis"—meaning “Dragon”—after his men claimed he had the ferocity in battle of a mythical monster from ancient lore. His original family name has been lost to history. | Throughout the centuries, The Draconis Family would intermarry, buy, or use political maneuvering to gain more power. The Holders of the family would go through cycles of corruption and piousness, depending on what was more effective for their survival. The first recorded holder of The Draconis Family was ''Xakuur Draconis'', a general in the Imperial army during the reclaiming. He came from a minor noble family, but had taken the name "Draconis"—meaning “Dragon”—after his men claimed he had the ferocity in battle of a mythical monster from ancient lore. His original family name has been lost to history. | ||
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Revision as of 03:04, 4 November 2019
History
Early years
The Draconis Family traces its lineage back to the early days of the Reclaiming, although at the time it was a very minor house.
Throughout the centuries, The Draconis Family would intermarry, buy, or use political maneuvering to gain more power. The Holders of the family would go through cycles of corruption and piousness, depending on what was more effective for their survival. The first recorded holder of The Draconis Family was Xakuur Draconis, a general in the Imperial army during the reclaiming. He came from a minor noble family, but had taken the name "Draconis"—meaning “Dragon”—after his men claimed he had the ferocity in battle of a mythical monster from ancient lore. His original family name has been lost to history.