Justinians

The Justinians were a noble line branching from the House of Britannicus which established itself formally in 1599 A.F following the Battle of a Thousand Crests, though were a relatively popular minor noble house prior-to the immediate shift in power. Though popular for their wine-based companies and their presence over Augustaminca, the Justinians are most-well known for their lord and patriarch, Polytheus, and his part in the War of Summers' Solstice.

Formation
The Justinian line had been established originally in 1202 A.F as a minor noble house in what is now known as the province of Augustaminca, its purpose to regulate the economy of a few southernmost cities and small provinces. The patriarch, Polytheus, had been a nobleman most well-known throughout the city of Tetriarch. In 1599 A.F, the turn of the century and a year for a shift in power all throughout the Northern Territories, due to his service in Through his leadership and partnership to Katrianna Lynxhallow, the Justinian line expanded throughout a good portion of the province socially and economically, only finding itself in ruin come the War of Summers' Solstice, when the Caracalla line ordered an embargo due to Polytheus' gossip concerning their lord and the lord of the Numerians.

Destruction
On December 1st of 1633 A.F following the War of Summers' solstice and the victory of the Starpyre League, Polytheus and his comrades contained within the Redcross Coalition were executed after a two-week long period of treason trials known as the Challenger Trials which were hosted by the Claudians. The children that he did have - Constantine Justinian and Invictus Justinian - were murdered the following day by order of the House of Britannicus, along with his wife, Lynxhallow. Polytheus' death was from asphyxiation following crucifixion.