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FULL NAME:

Irminsul.

He is more commonly known as Irmin.

His titles include the final Vinster King of Khaenri’ah, ruler of the Eclipse Dynasty, and the One-Eyed King.

“Irminsul” is also the name used for Teyvat’s world tree, though the precise reason the king shared its name has not been explained.

Irmin was the last recognized monarch of Khaenri’ah before the Eclipse Dynasty collapsed during the Cataclysm.

AGE:

Irmin’s exact age is unknown.

He was an adult ruler with an established court, military structure, academic institutions, and considerable political experience more than five hundred years ago.

He was already physically and mentally deteriorating before Khaenri’ah’s final destruction.

Irmin is deceased in the present era.

BIRTHDAY:

Unknown.

ZODIAC SIGN:

Unknown.

OCCUPATION/ROLE:

Final Vinster King of Khaenri’ah; monarch of the Eclipse Dynasty; commander-in-chief; supreme political authority; patron of forbidden research; architect of Khaenri’ah’s final Abyssal program.

Irmin ruled Khaenri’ah during the final period before the Cataclysm.

He controlled the royal court, military hierarchy, intelligence service, Universitas Magistrorum, royal research programs, and the kingdom’s major technological projects.

Under his reign, Khaenri’ah increasingly incorporated knowledge and energy originating beyond Teyvat’s skies into its machinery.

Irmin eventually appointed the Traveler’s sibling as his heir and publicly presented them as Khaenri’ah’s prophesied Savior.

He later used that same heir as a vessel intended to absorb an apparently limitless amount of Abyssal power.

POWER AND AUTHORITY:

Irmin’s personal combat abilities, weapon, magical discipline, and supernatural powers have not been revealed.

He possessed no confirmed Vision, Delusion, Gnosis, or conventional elemental ability.

His greatest demonstrated power was institutional.

Irmin controlled Khaenri’ah’s military, scholars, intelligence officers, royal mages, machinery, prisons, and classified research.

He authorized the use of “secrets from beyond the skies,” likely involving forbidden knowledge and Abyssal power.

This research allowed Khaenri’ahn machines to defy or bypass some of the ordinary laws of Teyvat.

Irmin also possessed enough authority to declare the Traveler’s sibling royal, elevate them above established Khaenri’ahn nobles, and place them at the center of the kingdom’s final Abyssal ritual.

The precise nature of the ritual, and whether Irmin personally performed any magical component of it, remains unknown.

APPEARANCE:

Hair:

Irmin’s hair color, length, texture, and hairstyle have not been canonically revealed.

Eyes:

Irmin possessed only one functional eye and was remembered as the One-Eyed King.

The color and appearance of his surviving eye remain unknown.

It is also unknown whether his missing eye was lost through injury, illness, ritual, inheritance, or another cause.

Physique:

Irmin’s height, weight, build, and physical condition have not been shown.

By the final years of his reign, his strength was described as failing and he eventually became “indisposed.”

This may refer to physical collapse, mental deterioration, fatal injury, or a combination of several conditions.

Skin:

Unknown.

Face:

Irmin’s full face has never been revealed.

Any depiction of his facial structure, scars, beard, age lines, or expression would be interpretive rather than canonical.

The image of a one-eyed ruler who gradually lost his sanity remains the clearest established feature of his appearance.

Clothing:

Irmin’s royal clothing has not been officially shown.

As the final Vinster King, he would have worn clothing or regalia appropriate to the Eclipse Dynasty, but no confirmed design, crown, armor, jewelry, or ceremonial insignia has been revealed.

Scent:

Irmin has no canonically established scent.

A fitting interpretation would be cold metal, sealing wax, old stone, incense, medicinal herbs, burnt machinery, and the sharp unfamiliar trace of Abyssal energy.

BACKSTORY:

Irmin was born into the ruling Eclipse Dynasty of Khaenri’ah.

Nothing is known about his childhood, parents, succession, education, or the circumstances through which he became Vinster King.

He initially appears to have been sane and capable of ordinary governance.

At some point during his reign, Irmin became increasingly interested in knowledge originating beyond Teyvat’s skies.

Khaenri’ahn engineers began incorporating this knowledge into their machines.

The resulting technology became more powerful and less restricted by the world’s ordinary laws.

Some officials distrusted the new methods and wanted older machinery preserved in case the foreign knowledge proved dangerous.

Irmin ignored or overruled these objections.

Pierro, then a royal mage, later remembered failing to gain the king’s favor and failing to prevent Irmin and Khaenri’ah’s sages from pursuing forbidden knowledge.

Irmin’s court contained several of the kingdom’s most remarkable individuals.

Vedrfolnir served as a royal prophet.

Hroptatyr served as Chief Royal Mage and President of the Universitas Magistrorum.

Dainsleif became Captain of the Royal Guard.

Rerir served within the intelligence apparatus.

Surtalogi and Rhinedottir were among Khaenri’ah’s most exceptional warriors and scholars.

Irmin particularly trusted Vedrfolnir and Hroptatyr.

His trust remained conditional upon their usefulness and obedience.

Irmin also ordered the systematic elimination of descendants of the former Crimson Moon Dynasty.

The purge did not stop with active political opponents.

Distant relatives, workers, teachers, orphans, young people, and children were classified as possible threats to the Eclipse Dynasty.

Intelligence officers such as Rerir were instructed to locate and eliminate them.

Irmin increasingly redirected academic resources toward Abyssal research.

Research involving Moon Marrow was deprioritized while greater attention was given to energy from the Abyss.

When the Traveler’s sibling arrived in Khaenri’ah, Irmin adopted them into the royal structure.

He formally appointed them as heir to the throne and granted them the title of Prince or Princess of Khaenri’ah.

The court presented the sibling to the people as a prophesied Savior who would bring prosperity and strength to the kingdom.

Dainsleif witnessed the celebration surrounding the appointment.

Irmin’s treatment of the sibling later became far more disturbing.

He led them into the deepest regions of Khaenri’ah and used them as a vessel intended to absorb unlimited Abyssal power.

It remains unclear whether the sibling consented, was deceived, was forced, or initially believed the ritual would help Khaenri’ah.

Vedrfolnir foresaw that Irmin’s path would cause the fall of the kingdom.

He warned the king directly.

Irmin responded by having both of Vedrfolnir’s eyes gouged out and imprisoning him in a decaying cell beneath the palace.

The punishment revealed that Irmin no longer wanted truthful advice.

He wanted prophecy to confirm his desires.

Dainsleif learned what had happened to his elder brother and organized an assault upon the royal palace.

He recruited Rhinedottir, Rerir, Surtalogi, and Hroptatyr.

During the operation, they encountered the Abyssal power accumulated inside the Traveler’s sibling.

Five of the rescuers took portions of that power and became the Five Sinners of Khaenri’ah.

Dainsleif refused.

Irmin is implied to have been killed or fatally defeated during the palace uprising, though the exact scene has not been shown.

Surviving records later described him as “indisposed.”

Knight Marshal Anfortas declared himself temporary Regent and assumed leadership of the Final Kingdom Council.

The power Irmin had gathered became one of the direct causes of the Cataclysm.

Khaenri’ah was attacked by Abyssal creatures and Rhinedottir’s creations.

The Heavenly Principles intervened.

The kingdom was destroyed and its surviving people were cursed.

Irmin’s legacy is therefore inseparable from Khaenri’ah’s final technological achievements, political purges, descent into forbidden knowledge, and destruction.

CITIZENSHIP:

Khaenri’ahn.

Irmin belonged to the royal Eclipse Dynasty and ruled Khaenri’ah as its final king.

RESIDENCE:

Irmin resided within the royal palace and Court of Khaenri’ah.

The exact location, design, and private chambers of the palace have not been revealed.

During his final ritual, he traveled into the deepest regions beneath Khaenri’ah.

PERSONALITY:

Archetype:

Fallen king; paranoid autocrat; forbidden-knowledge obsessive; ruler destroyed by his own vision.

Traits:

Intelligent, ambitious, authoritative, visionary, secretive, charismatic, paranoid, ruthless, controlling, prideful, politically calculating, increasingly unstable, intolerant of opposition, and obsessed with transcending the laws of the world.

Irmin was not always insane.

His deterioration appears to have occurred gradually as his pursuit of forbidden knowledge intensified.

He wanted Khaenri’ah to become powerful enough to escape the limitations imposed upon it by Teyvat’s world order.

That desire may initially have been connected to national independence and protection.

By the end of his reign, Irmin treated people, bloodlines, advisers, and even his appointed heir as instruments.

Opposition became betrayal.

Warning became treason.

Human lives became acceptable costs for preserving his dynasty and completing his project.

BEHAVIOR IN DIFFERENT SITUATIONS:

When really upset:

Irmin becomes increasingly suspicious of the people around him.

He isolates himself within the authority of his position and demands confirmation rather than honest advice.

Instead of admitting fear, he expands surveillance, arrests potential enemies, and redirects resources toward whatever project promises greater control.

Emotional distress is converted into political punishment.

When angry:

Irmin’s anger is authoritarian and disproportionate.

He does not merely argue with opposition.

He removes the person’s power, reputation, freedom, or physical ability to oppose him again.

Vedrfolnir’s blinding demonstrates that Irmin could respond to an unwanted warning with permanent mutilation and imprisonment.

His greatest anger is provoked by defiance, predictions of failure, threats to his dynasty, and evidence that the world cannot be forced to obey his vision.

LIKES:

No ordinary canonical preferences have been established.

Fitting interests include:

· Knowledge beyond the limits of Teyvat.

· Machinery capable of defying natural law.

· Advisers who produce useful results.

· Public ceremonies that reinforce royal legitimacy.

· Prophecies that support his ambitions.

· Centralized authority.

· The idea of Khaenri’ah surpassing nations ruled by gods.

· Research unrestricted by conventional morality.

DISLIKES:

· Warnings that contradict his chosen path.

· The surviving bloodline of the Crimson Moon Dynasty.

· Advisers who prioritize truth over obedience.

· Restrictions imposed by Teyvat’s laws.

· Political uncertainty.

· The possibility that his dynasty could be overthrown.

· People attempting to preserve older systems instead of embracing his new technology.

· Any implication that Khaenri’ah’s destruction might be his responsibility.

INSECURITIES:

Irmin appears to have feared weakness more than almost anything else.

The existence of a previous royal bloodline threatened the legitimacy of the Eclipse Dynasty.

The limitations of Teyvat’s laws threatened Khaenri’ah’s independence.

Vedrfolnir’s prophecy threatened the idea that Irmin controlled the future.

His failing physical or mental condition threatened his continued rule.

Irmin responded to each fear through greater control, greater secrecy, and greater violence.

His appointment of an otherworldly heir may also suggest that he doubted the existing dynasty could survive without an extraordinary external savior.

PHYSICAL BEHAVIOR:

Irmin’s canonical physical mannerisms have not been shown.

A fitting interpretation would include:

· Keeping his surviving eye fixed upon whoever is speaking.

· Remaining seated while forcing others to stand before him.

· Tapping one finger against a throne or table when impatient.

· Becoming unnaturally still when an adviser contradicts him.

· Turning away from unpleasant evidence rather than acknowledging it.

· Using attendants, guards, and court officials to carry out punishment without raising his own voice.

These behaviors are interpretive rather than directly confirmed.

OPINION:

Irmin believes that a nation without a god must create power sufficient to replace divine protection.

He considers the laws of the world obstacles rather than sacred boundaries.

Knowledge is valuable regardless of its origin if it can strengthen Khaenri’ah and preserve his rule.

Individuals may be sacrificed when their lives conflict with the survival of the dynasty.

A ruler who accepts limitations has already surrendered to those who imposed them.

Irmin’s greatest failure is that he stopped distinguishing the survival of Khaenri’ah from the survival of his own authority.

SEXUAL ORIENTATION:

Bisexual.

SENSE OF HUMOR:

Type:

Dry, royal, dismissive, severe, and increasingly absent during his decline.

Manifestation:

Irmin’s personal humor has not been canonically explored.

A fitting interpretation would involve restrained courtly remarks, ironic observations about rivals, and amusement directed downward rather than self-deprecating humor.

As his sanity deteriorated, he likely became less capable of tolerating jokes made at his expense.

STRENGTHS & FLAWS:

Strengths:

· Political authority — Irmin controlled nearly every major institution in Khaenri’ah.

· Ambition — He pushed Khaenri’ahn technology beyond conventional limits.

· Long-term planning — He built research programs and selected an extraordinary heir.

· Charisma — The court successfully presented his chosen heir as the nation’s Savior.

· Decisiveness — Irmin acted without hesitation once he selected a goal.

· Institutional coordination — Military, magical, academic, and technological projects operated beneath his rule.

Flaws:

· Madness — Irmin gradually lost his judgment and mental stability.

· Paranoia — He exterminated distant descendants of a defeated dynasty.

· Tyranny — He punished honest warnings as personal betrayal.

· Obsession — Forbidden knowledge became more important than the safety of his kingdom.

· Instrumentalization — Irmin treated the Traveler’s sibling as a vessel rather than a person.

· Pride — He believed Khaenri’ah could control forces capable of destroying it.

· Moral collapse — Children and civilians became acceptable targets.

· Inability to accept limits — Every warning caused him to pursue greater power.

· Political shortsightedness — His efforts to preserve the dynasty directly accelerated its fall.

RELATIONSHIPS WITH OTHERS:

The Traveler’s sibling:

Irmin appointed the Traveler’s sibling as heir to the throne and proclaimed them Khaenri’ah’s Savior.

The appointment gave the sibling status, purpose, and a place within the kingdom.

Irmin later used them as a vessel for unlimited Abyssal power.

This transformed the apparent act of adoption into exploitation.

The complete emotional relationship between them remains unknown.

Dainsleif:

Dainsleif served Irmin as Captain of the Royal Guard and Twilight Sword.

His duty required him to protect the crown and kingdom.

Irmin’s mutilation of Vedrfolnir turned Dainsleif against the palace.

Dainsleif organized the uprising that likely ended Irmin’s reign.

Irmin represents the ruler Dainsleif failed to stop before Khaenri’ah reached catastrophe.

Vedrfolnir:

Vedrfolnir was one of Irmin’s most trusted advisers.

His prophecies were valued until he predicted the kingdom’s fall.

Irmin had him blinded and imprisoned for speaking the truth.

Their relationship demonstrates that Irmin’s trust depended upon obedience rather than honesty.

Hroptatyr:

Hroptatyr served as Irmin’s Chief Royal Mage and one of his most favored officials.

Hroptatyr appeased Irmin to preserve the Universitas Magistrorum’s influence.

He understood that the king’s favor was conditional.

Hroptatyr eventually joined the palace uprising and took Abyssal power for himself.

Anfortas:

Anfortas served as Knight Marshal and possessed enough influence that citizens appealed to him to reason with Irmin.

After Irmin became incapable of ruling, Anfortas declared himself Marshal Regent.

His regency represented an attempt to preserve Khaenri’ahn lives after the king’s authority and strength failed.

Pierro:

Pierro served as a royal mage during Irmin’s reign.

He attempted to warn the kingdom against forbidden knowledge but lacked sufficient royal favor.

Irmin’s refusal to listen became one of the failures that shaped Pierro’s later hatred of the divine order and the old court.

Rerir:

Irmin employed Rerir as an intelligence officer and assigned him to purge the Crimson Moon bloodline.

Rerir initially obeyed.

He rebelled after discovering that the woman he loved was among the descendants marked for death.

Irmin’s orders turned an ordinary government servant into a murderer and eventually one of the Five Sinners.

The people of Khaenri’ah:

Irmin ruled in the name of Khaenri’ah’s prosperity and independence.

His final policies exposed the population to forbidden knowledge, Abyssal creatures, divine intervention, destruction, and curses.

His legacy is therefore remembered through both technological greatness and catastrophic betrayal.

COMMUNICATION STYLE:

Formality:

Irmin speaks with absolute royal authority.

He does not present decisions as invitations for discussion.

His language is ceremonial in public and increasingly severe in private.

He expects titles, obedience, and carefully controlled emotional responses from those in his presence.

Pace of Speech:

Slow, deliberate, and commanding.

Anger makes his speech quieter and more precise rather than uncontrolled.

Favorite Phrases / Filler Words:

No canonical recurring phrases have been established.

Fitting constructions include:

· “Khaenri’ah will not remain bound.”

· “The future belongs to those willing to seize it.”

· “You were not asked for doubt.”

· “The kingdom requires sacrifice.”

· “Do not mistake fear for wisdom.”

· “The laws of this world were made to be broken.”

PERSONAL TASTES:

Favorite Colors:

Unknown.

Black, deep blue, gold, and the dark red associated with the Eclipse Dynasty would be fitting but remain unconfirmed.

Favorite Food/Drinks:

Unknown.

Favorite Music/Books:

No personal favorites have been established.

Irmin likely possessed access to royal histories, technological treatises, forbidden research, prophecies, and records concerning the world beyond Teyvat.

Hobbies:

No ordinary hobbies have been revealed.

His known activities centered upon governance, royal ceremonies, classified research, military expansion, and the pursuit of otherworldly power.

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