Tar-Meneldëamnaitë

Tar-Meneldëamnaitë
A western painting of Tar-Meneldëamnaitë
God Emperor of the Quendi
Reign	Yestarë 1287 ABY – 25 Viressë 1321 ABY
Deification	Yestarë 1287 ABY
Predecessor	Tar-Eruontarië
Spouse	8
Issue Crown Prince Arathor
Birth name Athellas i Vala Arafinwëyondo now-Alcedina
Era name
Posthumous name
Temple name Tar-Meneldëamnaitë
House	Imperial House of Alcedina
Father	(Jonghe)
Mother	Tar-Eruontarië
Born	16 Lótessë 1265 ABY Borremeo Palace, Charn
Death	3 Narquelië 1343 ABY (age 71) Imlad Alcedina
Religion	Eruvianism
Burial	New Imlad Alcedina Tombs

His Most Imperial, Sublime and Divine Majesty the Tar-Meneldëamnaitë God Emperor of All the Quendi, was the last emperor of the last dynasty of the imperial rule in The Quendi. He was the son of both the second and third last emperor the Xanathia Emperor and the Jonghe Emperor. The reign of the Sundavaer remains one of the most controversial in the entire history of the Quendi. On the one hand the Sundavaer was largely succesful in unifying the empire following the disastrous rule of the Zarath Emperor and leading it to great glory. On the other hand his campaigns against the rest of the world was costly and eventually lead to the down fall of the entire nation.

Contents 1 Names and titles 1.1 Full imperial title 2 Ancestry 3 Personality and appearance 4 Early life 5 Meneldëamnaitë reign 5.1 Political reforms 5.2 Military achievements 5.3 Deposition 6 Later life 7 Death and burial 8 Family 9 Legacy 10 Quotations 11 See also

Names and titles

The Imperial Temple name Tar-Meneldëamnaitë was given the emperor upon his deification when the Mandate of Heaven was bestowed upon him in the Palace of Light, in the Borremeo Palatial Compound. The name was selected by the emperor's mother and predecessor Tar-Eruontarië and immediately became the sole official name of the Emperor. The name means "Grace of Heaven" in high Quenya, and it is the name by which the emperor is best known.

Full imperial title

Ancestry

Personality and appearance

Early life

Meneldëamnaitë reign

Political reforms

Military achievements

Deposition

Later life

Death and burial

Family

Legacy

Quotations

See also

Preceded by: Tar-Eruontarië

Most Divine God Emperor of all of the Quendi 1 maj, 1287 ABY - 14 maj 1321 ABY

Succeeded by: The Imperial Regency Council