I. The Emperor
Luzhar — the Proud, Emperor of Hell
The canonical detail is already in The seven Princes of Vice. Here in summary:
- Patron vice: Pride.
- Tradition: the Lucifer-analogue. He fell from Heaven before any other.
- Present status: diminished. Emperor de jure, weak in fact. After the Cataclysm of 1780, he failed to impose political unity on Hell. The 7 Princes act autonomously. The 72 Kings frequently disobey the Princes. The Four Mothers obey nobody.
- Why diminished: an iceberg-question. Hypotheses: weariness from the pre-Cataclysm prison; a shattering in breaking the Seals; confusion before the silence of God; a partial, unconfessed repentance.
- Appearance in the field: rare. He periodically flies over Seal I (the Solar Range) — sighted by contemplative monks. When he appears in Pandæmonium (the terrestrial infernal capital), the subordinate demons prostrate themselves, but do not obey.
- Capital: Pandæmonium (terrestrial) + the Fallen Throne (dimensional, in Hell proper).
- Patron pactuary city: Karzhar, the political capital of the Heptarchy.
II. The Seven Princes of Vice
The complete detail is in The seven Princes of Vice. Canonical summary:
| Name | Vice | Patron pactuary city | Dominant Seal | Kindred Black Mineral | Exploitable narrative flaw |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NameLuzhar | VicePride | Patron pactuary cityKarzhar | Dominant SealI (in all of them) | Kindred Black MineralBlack Aurica | Exploitable narrative flawincapable of accepting genuine subordination |
| NameMammen | ViceAvarice | Patron pactuary cityMammon-Ur | Dominant SealVI (Insular) | Kindred Black MineralDense Aurica | Exploitable narrative flawhe only gives when he receives more — a pact on a ladder |
| NameAsmoteth | ViceLust | Patron pactuary cityAsmotheri | Dominant SealII (Twilight) | Kindred Black MineralBlack Carmine | Exploitable narrative flawhe does not accept repeated refusal |
| NameLeviath | ViceEnvy | Patron pactuary cityLeviakol | Dominant SealIV (Open Sea) | Kindred Black MineralPestilent Salt | Exploitable narrative flawhe cannot see his own happiness — he can be tricked into sabotaging himself |
| NameBelzebar | ViceGluttony | Patron pactuary cityBelkar | Dominant SealIII (South) | Kindred Black MineralBlack Manna | Exploitable narrative flawhe devours indiscriminately, allies included; frantic when deprived |
| NameBelifor | ViceSloth | Patron pactuary cityBelikatra | Dominant SealV (North) | Kindred Black MineralBlack Ice | Exploitable narrative flaweasy to ignore, hard to remove; he disperses with collective activity |
| NameSathnar | ViceWrath | Patron pactuary citySathkar | Dominant SealVII (Iracundo) | Kindred Black MineralPestilent Iron | Exploitable narrative flawincapable of waiting; he attacks before thinking |
V. Fallen Watchers (Watchers — the Enochic tradition)
A special category. Technically they are rebel angels of the 9th choir (Angels) who fell by the Enochic tradition — before the fall of Luzhar and the greater demons. They keep a partial angelic aspect. They do not obey the Emperor Luzhar nor the 7 Princes nor the Four Mothers. An autonomous faction within "Hell in the broad sense".
The real Enochic tradition: 20 chief Watchers listed in 1 Enoch. Canonical adaptation: 9 living Watchers in 1890 (of 20 original; some died in the Cataclysm while breaking their own Seal).
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