The Gothio-Claudian Dynasty

Beginning in 3,434 A.F, the  Gothio-Claudian Dynasty of the House of the Dominus began as an extended family of Tacitus II's bastard brother, Gothicus I. Born of Tacitus I's first wife, Aelysia Sunflare, Gothicus' story began in the early-stages of the monarchy's creation, dating back to 749 A.F.

Gothicus was a strong man, with ambition in his heart and a noble valour set inside of his charge. Unclaimed by his father, Tacitus I, he sought to prove himself as a viable assets still, even were it not he who would be appointed to the throne of Dominus (or, as the title was prior to Tacitus II's succession, 'Lord') any time in his own life. As the sixth son of Tacitus I and the House of the Dominus' second son, Gothicus built his legacy on being a master strategist, and is responsible for having led the forces of the rising Tacitus II during the   Battle of a Thousand Crests, triumphing over the House of Britannicus and defending against the House of Derien's merciless onslaught against the Northern Wing of the D'lanastion Manor.

Gothicus' marriage to Juliahnah Rosewood, the daughter of an established Magistrate of the south-eastern province of 'Valentinus' of the North's lands, was what began his bloodline's coverage of the southeast. After the birth of his first son,  Gothicus II, and the birth of his second son, Maridoth I, Gothicus would begin his reign as the Regent of the southeast, and the archon of what is today the fourth-largest of the seven provinces of the D'lanastion's Northern Territories:   Valentinus.