The Great Pyramid of Kythira

The Great Pyramid of Kythira, as being seen at night from the Sky.

The Great Pyramid of Kythira, located in the Ardoraghi desert, was a suggestion of Grand Chancellor Leonard Von Roterstein, and formally commissioned by Emperor Francis Viromaro in the early Third Era. It served as the tomb for his father, Emperor Richard I Viromaro, and all future rulers of the Kythiran Empire.

It replaced an earlier, simpler pyramid that was never put to use and has since been demolished.

The hearts of the Kythiran rulers, as per tradition, remain in Helmira.

Rulers buried in the Pyramid:

Emperor Richard I Viromaro

Empress Adelina

Emperor Francis Viromaro

Empress Sigrid

Emperor Henry II Viromaro

Empress Helene

Emperor Richard II Viromaro

Empress Beatrice

Emperor Charles I Viromaro

Empress Rosamund

Emperor Philip Viromaro

Empress Eloise

Emperor Henry III Viromaro

Empress Ysella

Empress Maerena

Empress Julienne

Empress Anya

Empress Oriane

Empress Calista

Empress Lucretia

Empress Thalia

Empress Virelle

Emperor Charles II Viromaro

Unmarried

Emperor Alexander Viromaro

Empress Isadora

Empress Prisca (Wife of Emperor Louis, who is still alive)