Highprince

The Highprince, also known in Amari tongue of Zhash as the Rajsar, was an infrequently known political position within the Amari city-states of late antiquity. Nominally the overlord of all folk of the Azh River valley, his position was superior to all Tolsars and Luminarchs, and thus the man who could attain such a lofty position technically commanded the combined armed forces of the Thousand Cities. Only in times of great need was such a position created, and the election of a Rajsar required the unanimous counted vote of all Luminarchs, as well as the approval of the Voice of the Powers. Only twice in recorded history did a man rise to occupy such a position in ancient Amarisar.

Known Rajsars
In Herovad's Tale of Years, the epic titled Ytter's Wager speaks of the Luminarch Ytter rising to the position of Highprince, and rallying the faltering forces of the polises of Kuth to drive back nomadic invaders from the north. The identity of the invaders and the precise chronological timeframe of the war that engulfed northern Amarisar are not established in the epic, but archaelogy indicates that the invasion likely occurred around 260 B.F.B. at the time of the Twinkings War in the Iterzi of the Pelecheg Kindred.

The other instance is less well attested, and only referred to in inscriptions on the Well Eternal in Mara near the Third Ring, where the carver refers to "Rajsar Etras, who drove the infidels into the White Sea". None of the names mentioned in the engraving are known to historians, but the stonemason was clearly referring to events that were historical by the time of the Third Ring, so the event has been adjudged likely to have happened, if indeterminate in specifics.