Cycle of Stewards
The perpetual temporal rule of the Vaasi nation by a royal family ended centuries ago when the role of king was replaced by that of prince and steward. Since that change the patriarchs of five noble families each enjoy a four year term as temporal leader of the Vaasi nation according to a rotating schedule named the Cycle of Stewards. The choice, however, of the title of "prince" and even more so of that of "steward" left open the possible return of a king who would be destined to reincarnate the glorious past of Eternal King Zaanji Højplads. Othmar Bolshnik seeks for himself Højplads's title. To this end he has broken the Cycle of Stewards, something that has been done before, although never for a complete cycle. Still there is no indication that he can win for himself and his nation glories worth speaking of and so hope to be the title's undisputed bearer.
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- 664-668 Patriarch of the Vistin family [Deduction]
- 669-671 Prince Romir Hiregaard ( - 671) [GV pg. 33]
- 671-673 Prince Tristen Hiregaard (660 -) / Regent Sergei Hiregaard [GV pg. 33]
- 674-678 Patriarch of the Chekiv family
- 679-682/683 Prince Ingemar Bolshnik (-682/683) [GV pg. 23]
- 682/683-683 Prince Kethmar Bolshnik (671 - 729) [GV pg. 23]
- 684-688 Prince Rivtoff [MT]
- 689-683 Prince Bevis Vistin ( -756) [Probable speculation based on GV pg. 34]
- 694-698 Prince Tristen Hiregaard (600 - ) [GV pg. 33]
- 699-703 Patriarch of the Chekiv family [Deduction]
- 704-708 Prince Kethmar Bolshnik (671 - 729) [Deduction]
- 709-713 Prince Søren Rivtoff / Regent Lord Adal Keirin [Probable speculation based on GV pg. 34]
- 714-718 Prince Bevis Vistin ( -756) [Probable speculation based on GV pg. 34]
- 719-723 Prince Tristen Hiregaard (660 - ) [GV pg. 33]
- 724-728 Deceased father of Tunch Chekiv [Speculation based on GV pg. 37]
- 728-729 Prince Kethmar Bolshnik (671 - 729) [GV pg. 155]
- 729-733 Prince Othmar Bolshnik (708 - ) / Regent Sir Tristen Hiregaard (660 - ) [GV pg. 32, 33, 149-151]
- 733-present Prince Othmar Bolshnik - Breaker of the Cycle of Stewarts (708 - ) [GV pg. 23, 33, 149-151]
