List of Grand Magisters

All Grand Magisters of the Nation of T'vaqi since the creation of the position in the Second Unification of T'vaqi. Grand Magisters rule in groups of three, with the group referred to as the Grand Council.

Current Grand Council

• 
  Amho Sharamhash
• 
  Ronald Smith
• 
  Topana Qorrom

List

Year	Green Seat	Notes	Blue Seat	Notes	Red Seat	Notes
244-241 TT	Satoshi Novo	The eldest member of the Unification Committee. Would only hold his position for three years to allow for rolling elections.	Marilis Pili	The second-eldest member of the Unification Committee. Would only hold his position for six years to allow for rolling elections.	Qovi Qa'pa	The third-eldest member of the Unification Committee and the first Grand Magister to rule for a full nine-year period.
241-238 TT	Tho Psa	First Grand Magister to be elected democratically. Established the position of Senior Magister, creating the Senior Council.
238-235 TT			Qamhan Sthas	Created the Cognitive Capacity Enforcement Agency, which oversaw the implementation of the Cognitive Capacity Scale on a national level.
235-232 TT					Hrqam Mhono	Established the position of Magister, dissolving most remaining faction-governments.
232-229 TT	Sthiro Aro	Established Bureaus, Magister-run organizations dedicated to a specific task.
229-226 TT
226-223 TT					Al Paqhino
223-220 TT	Shia Oana	Established the Bureaus of Copper and Coal.
220-217 TT			Vrom Qimini
217-214 TT					Tontoqa Vo	Funded the construction of N'isi.
214-211 TT	Vam Qimini	Brother of Vrom Qimini. Caused the Oht ain vnvi ni scandal.
211-208 TT			Iorio T'so	Oversaw an expansion of the High Institutes.
208-205 TT					Diviq Daro	First female Grand Magister. Standardized heraldry tattoos.
205-202 TT	Domhan Sthas	Reformed the Cognitive Capacity Enforcement Agency into the Bureau of Academic Affairs.
202-199 TT			Q'olori Qhishi	Oversaw a nationwide cable construction project, electrically connecting settlements such that no two towns were separated by more than three cable junctions.
199-196 TT
196-193 TT	Isopod Talniqo	Drafted regulations which made it much more difficult for companies to maintain a monopoly over a particular resource.
190-187 TT
187-184 TT
181-178 TT	Soha Shova	First and only pre-Calming Grand Magister to die mid-reign, in a freak accident involving an industrial drill. Subordinate Senior Magisters assumed his position for the remainder of his period of rule.
178-175 TT
175-172 TT					Loqa Taron	Passed several food safety laws, most notably requiring all eateries to pass yearly safety checks.
172-169 TT
169-166 TT
166-163 TT					Unknown	Despite extensive Magisterial recordkeeping, the name of this Grand Magister is never mentioned in any surviving records.
160-157 TT	Arrata Doman	Passed laws forcing the assimilation of the To'natoni people into larger society.
157-154 TT
151-148 TT					Arivara Vira	Survived three assassination attempts; one before his reign, one during, and one after.
148-145 TT	Pol M'qartni	Oversaw the renovation of the western T'vaqi road network, which received little upkeep at the time.
145-142 TT
142-139 TT
139-136 TT
136-133 TT			Odi Pa'al	Forced copper mines nationwide to open new quarries wherever possible, resulting in the deaths of thousands due to unsafe working conditions. Assassinated days after his reign concluded.
130-127 TT					Vinsinso Vinshasi	Enforced mining policies pushed by Gmr. Pa'al, resulting in the beginning of the Copper March. Established the Bureau of Silicon.
127-124 TT	Varos Tinari	Ended the Copper March.
124-121 TT
121-118 TT					Hap To'a	Established the Bureau of Language.
118-115 TT
115-112 TT
109-106 TT					Tod Hatosha	The founder of Panqona, an agricultural conglomerate.
106-103 TT
103-100 TT			Arqi'optiriqs Da'inosor	Oversaw an archaeological effort in western T'vaqi which uncovered previously unknown sections of the Bunker Network.
100-97 TT					Nison Qiro	Funded the first Moth Gardens, havens for the then-endangered Ash Moth.
97-94 TT	Thimpo Dimpirton	Adamant that the eradication of labor syndicates would allow the economy to truly prosper. Broke up several hundred unions during his reign.
94-91 TT
91-88 TT					Thovo P'qas	Ordered a precise measurement of the T'vaqi coastline. His measurement of 195 dodoshi (715.65km) is still used for estimation purposes.
88-85 TT
85-82 TT			Omhit Q'va	Oversaw the construction of the modern Apasa Viti Ishiqi rail line.
82-79 TT					Qad'on Somhol	Notorious hedonist; siphoned government funding for public Institutes to fund his extravagant ventures. Abhorred by most once this was discovered.
79-76 TT	Asha Qhisto	Drafted regulations for the assembly of bombs and other controlled explosives, including the legal punishments for unlawfully possessing them.
76-73 TT
73-70 TT
70-67 TT	Isha'i Paha	First non-Senior Magister candidate to win an election.
67-64 TT			Qadar Q'qaqar	Ruled through a period of historical calm. His unnotable reign is less renowned than his name, which is almost identical to "Kadar Kingdom of Akaria" when translated phonetically into Akarian. His coincidental name became an island-wide joke after wider contact was made.
64-61 TT
61-58 TT
58-55 TT			Riqis Vilpan	A former Viti League track athlete turned politician. Elected mostly due to his celebrity status; accomplished little to nothing during his reign.
55-52 TT					Piola'qh Soti	Diverted government funding for farming towards a failed modernization project in Thono and Qopi. This action coupled with a particularly cold harvest season and excess precipitation caused a nationwide food shortage.
52-49 TT	Qid Q'di	Renovated irrigation around farming settlements, particularly Mholos. Nonetheless refused to redirect government funds back to farming, despite the repeated attempts of her Senior Magisters.
49-46 TT			Harim Riqharas	Cut funding from the Thono-Qopi modernization project, leaving it unfinished. Funded the development of previously unused arable land for farming purposes, alleviating the food shortage.
46-43 TT
43-40 TT
40-37 TT
37-34 TT					Hatoro Hatoro	Strict environmentalist. Passed laws against the pollution of Lake Sky and Qhavo Bay.
34-31 TT	Vidoqhi H'q	Economic conservative. Believed in the necessity of "total economic preservation", a state in which currency never changes hands or fluctuates in value. Passed laws limiting the number of T'vaqi Qho banknotes that could be printed annually.
31-28 TT
28-25 TT
25-22 TT	Pi Poro	Imposed several laws restricting what is legal to publish in printed media, most notably a ban on first-tier invectives.
22-19 TT
19-16 TT					Aqnor Alsamanmi	Outlawed the production and distribution of caffeinated beverages, an extremely unpopular decision which was repealed only weeks after it was enacted.
16-13 TT
13-10 TT			Qh'd Vromohio	Notoriously ill-tempered and antisocial. Notable for only having passed one successful bill during his reign, the lowest of any Grand Magister.
10-7 TT
7-4 TT
4-1 TT			Posi Vonovi	Name translates to "news office". Approved funding for the QAT radio network.
1 TT-2 PC					Sh'dir Qopir'p	Imposed laws reducing the required working hours for miners nationwide.
2-5 PC	Ohiro Thol	Imposed laws reducing the required working hours for factory workers nationwide.
5-8 PC			T'q N'sqo	Relaxed the restrictions on language imposed by Gmr. Poro.
8-11 PC					Sivro Taqar	Involved in the Crossed Swords dispute.
11-14 PC
14-17 PC			T'mada Nodaqh	Provided funding for a massive urban renovation project in A'shara which never came to fruition. If completed, a very tall observatory tower would have been built in the city.
17-20 PC
20-23 PC
23-26 PC			Oro Dimhos	Member of the first post-Calming Grand Council. Ordered the first scouting expeditions into the wider archipelago.
26-29 PC					Osto Qad	Member of the first post-Calming Grand Council. Oversaw a nationwide irrigation project to counteract the newfound lack of rain. Provided funding for Tomo Tower.
29-32 PC	Nimiri N'sqo	Member of the first post-Calming Grand Council. Made the decision to remain undiscovered by foreign entities.
32-35 PC			T'hovas Tahir	Established the Bureau of Aqali Enforcement.
35-38 PC					P'si Tavo
38-41 PC	Sirit L'ia
41-44 PC			Hrvas Pili
44-47 PC					Arav Ila	Part of the majority that allowed contact to be established.
47-50 PC	Sirra Voti	Notoriously xenophobic and anti-contact. Died in unclear circumstances due to the Modhesian Army.
50-53 PC			Dimasi V'sha	Established contact with the Attu Archipelago. Passed the Death Decree of 53 PC, which declared that Grand Magister elections would only be held in the event of a ruling Grand Magister's death or retirement. Established the Bureau of Relations for each sovereign state.
53-54 PC
54-55 PC	Insi Q'so	Elected through internal vote. Ended the Silicon Rebellion and established the T'vaqi Coastal Patrol. Notoriously paranoid, isolationist, and aggressive. Advocated for the development of Vritona. Belligerent during the Tricade War; was put on trial and imprisoned in Deysachin for his crimes.
55-56 PC					Loqa Pili	Conservative ruler and semi-isolationist. Drafted aggressive trade policies and raised tariffs against Kalam and La Rossa, which escalated into the Tricade War. Suffered from a memory-affecting disease and Opulilum dependency later in his reign. Fatally poisoned by his successor.
56-57 PC
57-58 PC
58-59 PC
59-60 PC
60-61 PC
61-62 PC
62-63 PC
63-64 PC			Adisa Aram	Won an election rigged by Dimasi V'sha. Pro-trade, but still kept her distance from foreign interaction. Orchestrated a T'vaqi surrender, ending the Tricade War. Allowed Senior Magisters to vote on bill proposals, with each vote worth half that of a Grand Magister.
63-64 PC
64-65 PC
66-67 PC
67-68 PC
68-69 PC
69-70 PC	Piqo Thipoqo	First non-Senior Magister candidate to win an election post-Calming. Devout internationalist and self-appointed ambassador to the Isles of Joy. Founder of the Amiqa Platform.
70-71 PC
71-72 PC
72-73 PC					Havo T'l	Conservative and anti-Laborist ruler.
73-74 PC
74-75 PC
75-76 PC
76-77 PC
77-78 PC
78-79 PC
79-80 PC			T'tathos Mhodir	Member of the Amiqa Platform. Campaigns targeted internal corruption within the Magisterial system.
80-81 PC
81-82 PC
82-83 PC