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{{Infobox Organisation | {{Infobox Organisation | ||
|image = | |image = | ||
|leader = Prime Emperor | |leader = [[Prime Emperor]] | ||
|affiliation = [[Roman Empire]] | |affiliation = [[Roman Empire]] | ||
|bases = [[Roma I]] | |bases = [[Roma I]] | ||
|type = [[ | |type = [[Known Worlds|Inter-universal]] [[empire]] | ||
|only = Warlords of Utopia (novel) | |only = Warlords of Utopia (novel) | ||
|members = | |members = | ||
|size = 2000 [[Earth]]s | |size = 2000 [[Earth]]s | ||
}} | }} | ||
The ''' | The '''Empire of Empires''' was a coalition of the [[Known Worlds]] where the [[Roman Empire]] never fell. It waged a war against the [[Greater German Reich]] during the [[War in Heaven]]. | ||
All Roman Emperors were treated equally, and each respected the others' rights to rule as master of their own world. However, | All [[Caesar|Roman Emperors]] were treated equally, and each respected the others' rights to rule as master of their own world. However, since [[Roma I]] was more advanced and dangerous than any of the other worlds, its emperor was always given the most influence. [[Germania]]s liberated during the war were incorporated into the Empire under the dominion of this "[[Prime Emperor]]". | ||
Many | Many [[Roma]]s were not a part of the Empire. Fifty Romas chose to isolate themselves, either because they were extremely enlightened and wished to remain intellectually pure, or because they were superstitious or xenophobic. Another 100 were left behind because they were seen as not having anything to contribute to the Empire, usually because they were ruled by tyrants (like [[Roma DCX]]), depopulated by a natural disaster (like [[Roma CLII]]), or too backwards to justify the effort (like [[Roma XIII]]). | ||
By the end of the war, over a billion people had died, and the Empire included two thousand versions of [[Earth]]. | By the end of the war, over a billion people had died, and the Empire included two thousand versions of [[Earth]]. The resultant power of the Empire made the [[Great Houses]] afraid it would fall under [[the enemy|enemy]] influence, prompting [[House Mirraflex]] to try to erase all of the Known Worlds. However, with the help of [[Abschrift]], [[Marcus Americanius Scriptor]] was able to seal away the Roman universes. He was left in charge of policing the German worlds to stop travellers between them. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Warlords of Utopia (novel)|Warlords of Utopia]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 21:28, 16 October 2018
The Empire of Empires was a coalition of the Known Worlds where the Roman Empire never fell. It waged a war against the Greater German Reich during the War in Heaven.
All Roman Emperors were treated equally, and each respected the others' rights to rule as master of their own world. However, since Roma I was more advanced and dangerous than any of the other worlds, its emperor was always given the most influence. Germanias liberated during the war were incorporated into the Empire under the dominion of this "Prime Emperor".
Many Romas were not a part of the Empire. Fifty Romas chose to isolate themselves, either because they were extremely enlightened and wished to remain intellectually pure, or because they were superstitious or xenophobic. Another 100 were left behind because they were seen as not having anything to contribute to the Empire, usually because they were ruled by tyrants (like Roma DCX), depopulated by a natural disaster (like Roma CLII), or too backwards to justify the effort (like Roma XIII).
By the end of the war, over a billion people had died, and the Empire included two thousand versions of Earth. The resultant power of the Empire made the Great Houses afraid it would fall under enemy influence, prompting House Mirraflex to try to erase all of the Known Worlds. However, with the help of Abschrift, Marcus Americanius Scriptor was able to seal away the Roman universes. He was left in charge of policing the German worlds to stop travellers between them. (PROSE: Warlords of Utopia)
