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Histories of the Roman Commons: Iovinus Stauricius, 887AD
Histories of the Commons by Iovinus Stauricius details the fall of the Nathrenusians in Volume 1, the rise of the Empire and fragmentation in Volume 2, and the Unification wars and reunification under the Primus in Volume 3. Stauricius is the quintessential Magnus Caesarean historian with mush of his works surviving. Given that fact that he is an eyewitness of much of the histories he writes and that he was a personal confidant of the Primus Basil I "the Siberian" gives greater importance to the works he wrote.
VOLUME 1:
Fall of the House Nathrenus
VOLUME 2:
Rise of the Imperium and disintegration of unity
VOLUME 3:
Reunification under the Federation
Last Roman Emperor of Magnus Caesar Surrenders to Primus Basil I Nero "the Siberian" while the last Praetor of the Imperial Republic lies prostrated at their feet.
The last Emperor is led into exile by the first Primus, restoring the Federation. A King does not kill a King.
