Lucco the Founder

Lucco Telarus Fabrini - also known as Lucco the Founder or Lucco I - was the first Emperor of the Antaran Empire and its founding executive leader. He was the sole driving force responsible for many of its oldest and most honored traditions.

Lucco the Founder was born in 2353 and died in 2472 at the age of 119 after reigning for 71 years. He and his wife Marona were married from their eighteenth year in 2371 until her death in 2461 at the age of 108 after 90 years of marriage. Their life together produced six children.

During his long reign, Emperor Lucco was responsible for organizing the militias of the Twelve Worlds into the Grand Fleet that would grow and develop in the succeeding centuries into the formidable force it is in modern time. Likewise, he helped craft the protocols of Imperial security and intelligence operations. He also helped to craft what is formally known within the Bureaucracy as the Tandi Protocol, named for the Empire's first foreign minister, which still serves as the prime guideline of its policies in terms of diplomacy and expansion. It also provides general guidelines for defense and economic policy.

Emperor Lucco was succeeded as Emperor by his great-grandson Galen Fabrini, who would go on to reign himself for nearly 66 years before dying at the age of 125.