Wars of House Rocherfort – Chapter XXVII - FINAL
English Invasion of Parsa (Persia) – In the year 1444, Edmund VII, who was already suffering from gonorrhea in addition to being described as a lunatic on certain occasions, takes advantage of his probable last moments to prepare an invasion further to the East, to reach where no other English had arrived, the very lands of the Old Persian Empire, Parthian and Sasanian, surpassing the glory of the Romans, to achieve a declaration of the Pope himself as Roman Emperor.
The armies of Sháh Shahmeer II were preoccupied with other wars, so the English entered much of Persia, conquering several cities and castles until 1445, but did not manage to dominate the capital of the Shahdom.
Western Roman Empire – In 1449, Edmund passes the Imperial Administration Act, a system similar to that of the Roman Empire, with a hierarchy of magistrates and officials carrying out daily business on behalf of the Emperor. It allows for a power structure that places less power on vassals with permanent lands. This type of government represents a bureaucratic complex of magistrates and officials acting on behalf of the sovereign, but it can also be susceptible to a greater degree of court intrigue and greater government corruption than the standard feudal system.
The first Minor Viceroy established was Stephen of Vizcaya, now the Duchy of York becomes the Minor Viceroy of York.
With his performance at the Battle of Antrim, news has circulated throughout the empire, many are declaring Fulvio von Elssas a Romani hero (I have declared the adjective of the Empire to be Romani), the kind tales are told and, some suggest, the kind who elevate themselves as Emperour. The Rocherfort family possibly finds a rival for the next ages, many lords begin to support Fulvio von Elssas to the highest place in the Empire.
News Around the World – In the Holy 'Roman' Empire, Konrad II fights to keep the Empire alive, since for centuries it has been slowly being consumed by invaders, revolts, corruption and incompetence. In Constantinople, Theotimos is declared Basileus, the last hope to face the decay in several areas of his people, and to rival the Western Roman Empire as the true successor of the Empire of the Caesars.
Sháh Gulraiz II of the Tugrulid Shahdom assembles in his capital to avenge the loss of Parsa to the Christians. In the Russian region, Kiev becomes a Pagan Super Kingdom, taking over much of the land previously controlled by the Teutonic Knights. In Italy the republics of Venice, Pisa and Genoa rival the power of the new superpower in the region, Imperium Romanum Pars Occidentis. In sub-Saharan Africa Mali is led by the Mansa Zenku Silla with an iron fist.
The Empire's most powerful nobles and governors: