Lein Dynasty

The Lein Dynasty (Itarakoské: Usérbashu Lein'an) is a dynasty ruling over the land of the Tarakasane, and the first Taraksul dynasty to have a centralised imperial government. Succeeding the feudal Har Dynasty, it ruled over a unified empire for 538 years, and for another 74 years over the southern portion of the Empire, before finally being succeeded by the Sékh Dynasty.

The imperial Lein family had been a family of generals and feudal lords during the Har Dynasty, and the Omé Dynasty which preceded it. Under Lein Durun berHikas, the Lein launched a revolt against the Har, and after nearly a decade of civil war succeeded in overthrowing their masters and establishing a new regime. After a series of violent revolts, this time against the Lein, Durun and his successor Tairazun Kasan Lein'an decided to mostly abolish the autonomous feudal system, replacing it with a centralised bureaucracy in the inner regions of the Empire. During reigns of four successive Tairazunen - Loran berOnge, Athain berLoran, Sora berAthain and Keragel berSora - the centralised bureaucracy was further strengthened, with the far-reaching reforms under Tairazun Sora creating the pattern for imperial governments for several centuries.