User:Joebro/Sandbox/List of Ohemian Monarchs

Titles

In Ohemian cultural tradition, the highest sovereign rank is held by the Storon (masculine) and Storonzār (feminine), denoting absolute or universal rule; these titles are sometimes extended in formal, ceremonial, and diplomatic contexts with the honourific suffix Rēhē Ics ("exalted king" or "rex excelsus"). Gemerin, a more recent title for an emperor whose powers are limited by constitution, council, or law - roughly equivalent to a constitutional or elective high emperor. The older, partly archaic term Ənya (also spelled yinya/ynya) refers to a classical king, now largely confined to poetic, religious, historical, or traditional contexts and evoking pre-imperial, smaller-scale monarchies.

A Vastonsor or Vastonzār (lit. waiting son/daughter) usually refers to a monarch that has not undergone corronation, despite being the current monarch. A couple of instances

Sassander Empire (1523-1716)

Flag of the Sassander Empire (Sāsāntôrem)

House of Jijôrē (1626-1659)

The House of Jijôrē (1626–1659) was a brief but influential dynasty that rose to prominence within the Sassander Empire, after

Portrait	Name	Reign	Title	Life Details
	Tārmān The Cataphract	1626-1650	Storon
	Jindalinscā	1650-1659	Storonzār
	Tārmān II	1659-1659	Vastonsor

House of Sonroston (1659-1716)

The Sonroston (or SonRoston) was a prominent lineage originating from the Central Garmansia region of Ohemia. The family's ancestral claims centered on the City of Roston, a bustling regional hub in southern Central Garmansia, while asserting their hereditary privileges and rightful patrimony from this city, suggesting deep historical ties - possibly as landowners, merchants, minor nobility, or civic officials who held estates, charters, or guild influence there.

Portrait	Name	Reign	Title	Life Details
	Mīcol I	1659-1675	Storon
	Cālingəŕ	1675-1680	Storon
	Ūstačin VII	1680-1683	Storon
	Halī Halley Of Uletha	1683-1697	Storonzār
	Mīcol II	1698-1716	Storon