Tyesuku Dynasty

Tyesuku First Dynasty

Tyesuku Second Dynasty

The Tyesuku Second Dynasty was established after Tyesuku's Dezhuohei III led an uprising and captured the imperial capital. This dynasty implemented comprehensive reforms to the empire's administrative, military, and economic systems. It clarified the system of primogeniture and stipulated that territories would revert to the central government if a lord died without an heir. Administratively, the regions near the capital Heimet were designated as the Heimet Principality, governed by the emperor or a trusted imperial prince serving as the Prince of Heimet, implementing unified administrative management; the old territories of Tyesuku were established as the Kingdom of Tyesuku, governed by a collateral line serving as the King of Tyesuku, implementing a feudal system; the Laprio Region was administered by the King of Laprio, and the Annan Administrative Office was established in the south to manage colonial affairs; the King of Gulo led the various clans, maintaining tribal or early feudal systems. Militarily, military authority in the capital was separated; apart from the military in index retaining the original tribal system, each kingdom established a standing army. The Heimet Region was completely dominated by the standing army, while other regions still relied mainly on feudal levies. Economically, Tusk society, having experienced turmoil, had lost its unified monetary system. The imperial court resumed minting coins in the Heimet Region, implementing a single monetary tax system and simultaneously taxing commercial transactions; in index, taxes were collected in the form of material exchange; in other regions, due to years of continuous turmoil, the monetary system had collapsed for many years, and taxes in kind were predominant. At this time, [[Tusk]], despite varying government forms and differing customs and cultures across regions, finally began to be connected under a unified, centralized government, marking the formation of the "true empire."