Manus Taitan

Manus Taitan was the second Senator-President of Romau and the son of Kaeso Taitan, the first Senator-President of Romau and a key player in the Arantigan Wars of Succession.

After his father, Kaeso, mysteriously died in 626 BLB, Manus attempted to seize power for himself according to the dynastic principles of the Arantigan monarchy - however, Romau was much different, and the Senate did not simply allow him to take over from his father. The Senate, believing Manus's takeover to be undemocratic and a threat to the inner workings of the senate and councils, ordered his assassination, and he was soon executed for treason and insubordination. His devout supporters quickly fled, and the Taitan dynasty's hold over Romau quickly ended.