Tynn

King of the Sovereign
Tynn was a bastard and as such, in the eyes of the Valusian gods, did not deserve to carry the House name of Valus. As such, he could not be permitted lordship of Docaria as according to royal blood he is not of House Valus. This rule does not apply to kingship as that is passed down by family - not house. Tynn's father's brother Carrin was named Regent-Lord of Docaria until Tynn married a member of House Valus and provided offspring.

Tynn continued his father's campaign in the north but to no avail. The twelve-year campaign in the north ended with no additional territory apart from islands that the northerners had no interest in. Tynn proposed a treaty and everything above the great river would be left to the northern tribals. The Great North would not be treaded into for many, many years and all hopes of conquering the north were halted as the cold climate did not agree with Valusian physiology.

During Tynn's lifetime he never married and never provided offspring. He died 1115 years before the Great Rebellion. A five year debate followed his death which revolved around as to who would rightfully take the throne. Several members of House Valus squabbled and vassals also saw this as a chance to seize the throne, which in the end saw the end of House Valus. His death indirectly ended the lineage of House Valus.