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'''House of Feyd''' was a short-endured ruling house of [[Padishah Emperor/DE|Padishah Emperor]]s who ascended through usurpation. It was named after [[Bashar/DE|Bashar]] '''Feyd al-Feyd aka [[Feyd I]]''' from [[Ibleam III]]. |
'''House of Feyd''' was a short-endured ruling house of [[Padishah Emperor/DE|Padishah Emperor]]s who ascended through usurpation. It was named after [[Bashar/DE|Bashar]] '''Feyd al-Feyd aka [[Feyd I]]''' from [[Ibleam III]]. |
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He ascended in power in [[1027 AG]] during a rupture within the [[Sardaukar/DE|Sardaukar]] when Feyd was elected to the Imperial throne after [[Audrii II]], supported by his demicousin [[Aleksandr IV Harkonnen]]. He killed all close Imperial relations and suspended the [[Landsraad/DE|Landsraad]]. Feyd had Aleksandr executed and put [[Vladimir II Harkonnen|his small son]] in a foster home, raised without the knowledge of his father's background. |
He ascended in power in [[1027 AG]] during a rupture within the [[Sardaukar/DE|Sardaukar]] when Feyd was elected to the Imperial throne after [[Audrii II]], supported by his demicousin [[Aleksandr IV Harkonnen]]. He killed all close Imperial relations and suspended the [[Landsraad/DE|Landsraad]]. Feyd had Aleksandr executed and put [[Vladimir II Harkonnen|his small son]] in a foster home, raised without the knowledge of his father's background. |
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| − | His son, '''[[Estil II]]''' was a weak and indecisive ruler and his Civil War degenerated into stalemate. Estil died of natural causes and his son '''[[Feyd II]]''' was murdered after two weeks of rule in [[1099 AG]], ending thus the line of Feyd. |
+ | His son, '''[[Estil II]]''' was a weak and indecisive ruler and his [[Civil War]] against those loyal to [[House Corrino/DE|House Corrino]] degenerated into stalemate. Estil died of natural causes and his son '''[[Feyd II]]''' was murdered after two weeks of rule in [[1099 AG]], ending thus the line of Feyd. |
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| − | [[House Atreides/DE|House Atreides]] were protagonists to the resistance, perhaps because Feyd was related to the [[House Harkonnen/DE|Harkonnen]]s. Counts [[Demetrios IX Atreides]] and [[Paulos II Atreides]] tried to organize a resistance with rebel Sardaukar and were branded as traitors. |
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| − | Ibleam III was hastily attacked by rebel Sardaukar but the revolution was crushed by [[Imperial Fleet]] reserves. Feyd then responded with high penalties to the Atreides members. Paulos fled with [[Prince Corrin]], the grandson of [[Wallach II]], and his [[Josif I|toddler son]]. |
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| − | Paulos II fled with the last survivors of the Imperial House and conducted running battles with very little success. During Estil II's rule, Rebels controlled the outer colonies and the Imperial Fleet controlled the main trading worlds. The [[Spacing Guild/DE|Guild]] sold transport to both sides but in [[1096 AG]] [[Odusseus Atreides]] bought the assistance of the Guild for a surprise raid on Ibleam III and [[Ibleam IV]] which marked the beginning of the end for the Feyd regime; soon the Imperial forces began losing ground and only a few worlds remained in Imperial control. |
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| − | By the time of Feyd II, only a few worlds remained in Imperial control, the most being captured by rebel, loyal to the House Corrino. |
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| − | When Feyd II was assassinated, the [[House of Alman Corrino]] was restored to the throne with Josif I and his father as Regent |
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Feyd Coat-of-arms - FanArt
House of Feyd was a short-endured ruling house of Padishah Emperors who ascended through usurpation. It was named after Bashar Feyd al-Feyd aka Feyd I from Ibleam III.
He ascended in power in 1027 AG during a rupture within the Sardaukar when Feyd was elected to the Imperial throne after Audrii II, supported by his demicousin Aleksandr IV Harkonnen. He killed all close Imperial relations and suspended the Landsraad. Feyd had Aleksandr executed and put his small son in a foster home, raised without the knowledge of his father's background.
His son, Estil II was a weak and indecisive ruler and his Civil War against those loyal to House Corrino degenerated into stalemate. Estil died of natural causes and his son Feyd II was murdered after two weeks of rule in 1099 AG, ending thus the line of Feyd.