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by The Imperial Thematic Federation of MAGNUS CAESAR. 104 days ago. 1 reads.

Charter of Romani Pioneer: Creation of Magnus Caesar

Written in the mid fifth century, this charter is what led to the creation of Magnus Caesar. Initially only a few hundred families braved the trek north to abandoned Hunnic lands in the caucuses. The settlement was started in Crimea and spread initially to the Caspian sea. The borders were left vague by the Imperial authorities, perhaps because of a lack of foresight, or perhaps it was never expected to be a permanent arrangement. Even after the defeat of Attila the Hun, Marcian still affirmed Magnus Caesar, as it was becoming known. The Emperor of Eastern Rome was seen as the head of state until after the time of Heraclians, coinciding with the rise of the Nathrenusians, a growing divide between the Pioneer Nomad Romans and imperial Romans, and a devastating weakening of The Roman Empire in the East. The last emperor to affirm the status of the charter in any meaningful capacity was either Tiberius II or Maurice I. Heraclius I, in a bid for the Roman Throne, granted near full autonomy to Magnus Caesar in the Treaty of Perpetuum, while the usurper Phocas hesitated in even affirming the original Charter of Romani Pioneer. In a further Treaty, Justinian II also tried to gain Magnus Caesarean favor through the granting of full autonomy in 698 AD in a desperate bid to regain the Eastern throne through a different treaty yet to be fully analyzed.

Citizens and subjects of Roman Authority may with all haste endeavor upon the creation of a safe haven. Under the authority of the Republic and Augustus, Romus Gudervus, is given fully authority to implement the creation of Caesar's pioneer refuge.

From the Scythians to the great sea in the east, from the Bosporus to the great North, the pioneers have full authority to governance of this land in the name of Augustus. The Federation's Magistor of the North has fully civil and Military authority as seen fit by Augustus.

Initial Families signatures given Pioneer status
Hostus Caecina Major
Tiberius Duronius Canisius
Vopiscus Sittius Collatinus
Vopiscus Cantilius Dexippus
Servius Caesetius Fabianus
Paulus Peltrasius Manlius
Gallio Munatius Cinna
Mamercus Manilius Planta
Gaius Novius Germanus
Aulus Geganius Regulus
Caius Vitruvius Martinus
Julianus Furius Assanius
Manius Pompilius Capito
Mettius Barrius Reginus
Secundus Nepius Getha
Publius Junius Archarius
Sextus Lartius Diocletianus
Postumius Vatinius Libo
Gallio Munius Senopianus
Servius Cantilius Quintillus