List of Grand Magisters
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| 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 | Established Bureaus, Magister-run organizations dedicated to a specific task. | |||||
| 229-226 TT | Established the Bureau of Aqali Enforcement. | |||||
| 226-223 TT | Al Paqhino | |||||
| 223-220 TT | 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 | ||||||
| 208-205 TT | Diviq Daro | First female Grand Magister. | ||||
| 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 | ||||||
| 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 | ||||||
| 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 | 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 | |||||
| 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 | Ended the Copper March. | |||||
| 124-121 TT | ||||||
| 121-118 TT | ||||||
| 118-115 TT | ||||||
| 115-112 TT | ||||||
| 109-106 TT | 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 | ||||||
| 97-94 TT | Thimpo Dimpirton | Adamant that the eradication of labor unions would allow the economy to truly prosper. | ||||
| 94-91 TT | ||||||
| 91-88 TT | ||||||
| 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 | |||||
| 79-76 TT | ||||||
| 76-73 TT | ||||||
| 73-70 TT | ||||||
| 70-67 TT | Isha'i Paha | First non-Senior Magister candidate to win an election. | ||||
| 67-64 TT | ||||||
| 64-61 TT | ||||||
| 61-58 TT | ||||||
| 58-55 TT | Riqis Vilpan | |||||
| 55-52 TT | Piola'qh Soti | |||||
| 52-49 TT | ||||||
| 49-46 TT | ||||||
| 46-43 TT | ||||||
| 43-40 TT | ||||||
| 40-37 TT | ||||||
| 37-34 TT | ||||||
| 34-31 TT | ||||||
| 31-28 TT | ||||||
| 28-25 TT | ||||||
| 25-22 TT | ||||||
| 22-19 TT | ||||||
| 19-16 TT | ||||||
| 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 | ||||||
| 1 TT-2 PC | Sh'dir Qopir'p | |||||
| 2-5 PC | ||||||
| 5-8 PC | T'q N'sqo | |||||
| 8-11 PC | Sivro Taqar | Involved in the Crossed Swords dispute. | ||||
| 11-14 PC | ||||||
| 14-17 PC | ||||||
| 17-20 PC | ||||||
| 20-23 PC | ||||||
| 23-26 PC | Member of the first post-Calming Grand Council. Ordered the first scouting expeditions into the wider archipelago. | |||||
| 26-29 PC | Member of the first post-Calming Grand Council. Oversaw a nationwide irrigation project to counteract the newfound lack of rain. | |||||
| 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 | ||||||
| 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. | ||||
| 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 |