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The first four emperors of old or antediluvian Atlantis.

Emperor Atlan I

Atlan is considered a god by the atlantean people. He was the child of a human woman named sopha and the sun god Auroth (the storm god in other tellings). Atlan was sent into the woods to die and was raised by wolves. He would later go on to slay the dragon emperor of the golden city and unite the seven tribes of atlantis. Atlan invented the trident and according to legend never wore clothes or slept his whole life. He had three sons and a daughter. He probably did wear clothes but the legend persists due to mistranslation.

Emperor Nothus

The second emperor and half brother of atlan. Despite the mythic status of the first emperor it was Nothus who is responsible for atlantis becoming a single unified culture. He created the alphabet, and is the hero god of historians and scribes.

Emperor Atlan II

First son of Atlan I. Most of what is known about Atlan II was corrupted by the revisions of the Atenic Cult. Atlan II is the emperor to popularize the concept of royal deification, thus an important figure to the antenics who wanted to replace polytheism with singular devotion to the emperor.

Atlan II's most famous story is the battle of the Tura peninsula when Emperor Atlan II killed an entire army by looking at them. It is believed he may have been the most powerful of atlantean royalty in terms of supernatural ability.

At the age 406 he was approached by the death god othon. Atlan was able to trick the god into granting him another lifetime. Atlan II lived longer than any known human at 800 years.

Emperor Sol

Sol was the first atlantean emperor not related to the Atlan Dynasty. Warlike but popular in his time. His lineage cemented the leadership of the Teltek Tribe above all others, which would lead to major ethnic conflict in the future. Sol the most well documented of the pre flood atlantean emperors.

Description

The first four emperors of old or antediluvian Atlantis.

Emperor Atlan I

Atlan is considered a god by the atlantean people. He was the child of a human woman named sopha and the sun god Auroth (the storm god in other tellings). Atlan was sent into the woods to die and was raised by wolves. He would later go on to slay the dragon emperor of the golden city and unite the seven tribes of atlantis. Atlan invented the trident and according to legend never wore clothes or slept his whole life. He had three sons and a daughter. He probably did wear clothes but the legend persists due to mistranslation.

Emperor Nothus

The second emperor and half brother of atlan. Despite the mythic status of the first emperor it was Nothus who is responsible for atlantis becoming a single unified culture. He created the alphabet, and is the hero god of historians and scribes.

Emperor Atlan II

First son of Atlan I. Most of what is known about Atlan II was corrupted by the revisions of the Atenic Cult. Atlan II is the emperor to popularize the concept of royal deification, thus an important figure to the antenics who wanted to replace polytheism with singular devotion to the emperor.

Atlan II's most famous story is the battle of the Tura peninsula when Emperor Atlan II killed an entire army by looking at them. It is believed he may have been the most powerful of atlantean royalty in terms of supernatural ability.

At the age 406 he was approached by the death god othon. Atlan was able to trick the god into granting him another lifetime. Atlan II lived longer than any known human at 800 years.

Emperor Sol

Sol was the first atlantean emperor not related to the Atlan Dynasty. Warlike but popular in his time. His lineage cemented the leadership of the Teltek Tribe above all others, which would lead to major ethnic conflict in the future. Sol the most well documented of the pre flood atlantean emperors.