Rory Othaman (Common: Roy Othaman) served as Lord Marshal following the sacking of the Margraviate of Vasiland. During his service, he was tasked with the command of the Haeseni Royal Army amidst the growing tensions of the House of Brawm and the increasing deterioration of diplomatic relations with the Kingdom of Courland. In 153, the Archbishop mobilized the army and marched with King Marus I toward Carnatia to suppress the short-lived Brawm revolt at the Siege of Houndsden.

He continued to serve and is remembered for his support to declare war on the Kingdom of Courland in what became the Great Northern War. He was instrumental in the Battle of Elba and the Siege of Vasiland before resigning from his post following the surrender by King Marus I. Rory Othaman was subsequently elected High Pontiff, taking the name Owyn II. He utilized his position to critique the Kingdom of Courland and their schismatic relations. He died two years into his pontificate at the hands of undead outside of the City of Aleksandria.

Ser Cullen Valerin (Common: Sir Cullen Valerin) was a close confidant of King Stefan I and served as an important figure in the revitalization of the Haeseni forces following the restoration of the House of Barbanov. A frequent face in Alban, Ser Cullen was renowned for his equally amiable demeanor and martial ferocity in battle, winning various skirmishes in the service of the Kingdom of Haense and the Holy Orenian Empire. Ser Cullen presided over increased recruitment levels for the Haeseni royal forces, repelling incursions by pagan armies in the east, and his rapid fortification of Alban’s borders following the reconstruction of the Haense capital.

Vikor Kovachev (Common: Victor Kovacs) served as Lord Marshal under four kings, following a storied career of martial service within his family name. A legitimized son, Viktor Kovachev began his career as a knight in the Golden Gryphon in the service of King Marus I until his elevation to the highest ranks of the Haeseni military. His term was defined by many crises including the usurpation of the Sixth Empire, the rise of the Pertinaxi Empire, the War of the Beards, and the suppression of heathenry in the Third Crusade, and the increasing activity of banditry.

Later in his career, he engaged in frequent clashes with the Aulic Government. Lord Viktor Kovachev grew unfavorably with the Crown, and after disagreeing toward military reforms promulgated by Prince Robert Sigismund’s Palatinial Government, Viktor was dismissed from his duties.

Ser Geralt Rauen (Common: Sir Gerald Rough) was a Haeseni knight and Lord Marshal during the entirety of the reign of King Otto III. His service was defined by the Czena Conflict between the Kingdom of Renatus-Marna and the entente between the Kingdom of Haense, Duchy of Curon, and the Kingdom of Santegia. He commanded various battles, collaborating closely with Czena allies. Geralt is remembered for his leadership during the Second Battle of Stallion’s Hill where the Czena forces won a decisive victory against the Renatian terrorists. After Otto III’s passing from the plague, he retired and began to explore the Yatl wastelands, conceiving many illegitimate children who created villages in his name. Some of his descendants followed in his path, notably the Marian knight Viktor Rauen.

Arnorien (Common: Harren) served as Lord Marshal during the pivotal years following a contentious conflict during the Czena Conflict. Inheriting the military and diplomatic tensions between the Kingdom of Renatus-Marna and the Kingdom of Haense, Aeternius was tasked with mobilizing the Haeseni forces in the newly created United Southern Alliance composed Kingdom of Haense, Duchy of Curon, the Silver State of Haelun’or, the Snow Elves, and the Frostbeard Clan.

Rhys var Ruthern (Common: Reece Ruthern) served during the institution of the first Brotherhood of Saint Karl, a devotional army in the namesake of Saint Karl Barbanov. His term was marked as an important revitalization of the Haeseni martial sector. He became greatly involved during the southern invasions of the Vaeyl. The Brotherhood saw increasing levels of recruitment. By the late 1670s, he became subject to much scrutiny after reports by the Hansetian Republican Army exposed significant levels of demonic activity within the officer ranks of the Brotherhood. His cooperation with Lord Palatine Robert Sigismund in expelling the demons in the army allowed a return to normalcy.

Lord Ruthern retired from military service and opted to enter a life of politics. After a short campaign for the Imperial Parliament, he succeeded Robert Sigismund as the leader of the Imperial Common Civic Party.

Henrik II Kovachev (Common: Henry Kovacs) served during the institution of the first Haeseni Royal Army. His service was defined by the Third Atlas Coalition War and the waning years of the Vaeyl War. He commanded various battles, collaborating closely with Imperial allies. Henrik is remembered for his leadership during the Siege of Kal’Tarak, where the Allied forces won a decisive victory against the Anti-Empire coalition.

Lord Kovachev died at the hands of Vaeyl insurgents which led Lord Stafyr to succession of the vacant position.

Sergei Stafyr (Common: Sergius Stafyr) was a Haeseni lord and Lord Marshal under the reign of King Robert I. His term was marked as a significant decline of the Haeseni martial sector during the waning years of King Robert I’s reign. After succeeding Lord Henrik’s successful term, Lord Sergei unfortunately presided over decreased recruitment efforts for the Haeseni royal forces.

Over time the Haeseni populace grew dissatisfied with Lord Stafyr’s lacking tenure as Lord Marshal, which shortly followed in his assassination by unknown assailants.

Otho Kortrevich (Common: Otto Kortrevic) was appointed by King Robert I. Regarded as a close confidant of Robert’s. Lord Kortrevich was instrumental during the War of the Two Emperors, seeing through the dissolution of the defunct first iteration of the Haeseni Royal Army and establishing the second iteration of the Haeseni Royal Army in its place. He victoriously commanded various battles, collaborating closely with Orenian forces; most notably his command at the Battle of Upper Rodenberg. During his administration, the Royal Army saw increasing levels of recruitment which aided in the further defense of the Kingdom.

As a co-signer to the Treaty of Reza, he later helped transition the Kingdom of Hanseti-Ruska to a new militant administration. Through his directive, he designated Marian Knights, Ser Wilheim Barclay and Ser Thomas Raleigh to the posts of Commandant. After the years succeeding the war against the Imperium Renatum, Lord Otto aided in the later establishment of the second iteration of the Order of the Brotherhood of Saint Karl before willingly resigning as Lord Marshal. As a result he assumed the role of Commandant, and continued his service through to 299 E.S., formally retiring from military service at the age of sixty-eight.

Otho Alimar (Common: Otto Alimar) was appointed by King Andrik III, following the resignation of Lord Otto Kortrevich. After the ravaging War of the Two Emperors, Prince Otto was tasked with the establishment of the second iteration of the Brotherhood of Saint Karl which saw the removal of nobilital levies from being raised and the return to the ways of old set by Rhys var Ruthern in the first iteration of the Brotherhood of Saint Karl. The Grand Prince of Muldav willingly resigned from the position which led to the transition of Wilheim Barclay to the position of Lord Marshal.

Wilheim Barclay (Common: William Barclay) was a Haeseni knight, Haeseni lord and Lord Marshal under the reign of King Andrik III. He served during the institution of the second iteration of the Brotherhood of Saint Karl. His term was marked as an important continuation of the Haeseni martial sector throughout both The Three-Month War and The Troubles. He victoriously commanded various battles, collaborating closely with both the Kaedreni and Curonia; most notably his command at the Battle of Upper Rodenberg. During his administration, the Brotherhood continued to see increasing levels of recruitment which aided in the further defense of the Kingdom.

Later in his career, he engaged in frequent clashes with the Aulic Government. Lord Barclay grew unfavorably with the Crown, and after disagreeing toward military reforms promulgated by Lord Markus Kortrevich’s Palatinial Government, Wilheim was dismissed from his duties and succeeded by his eldest son, Lieutenant Erwin Barclay.

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