Adeleya

The Theocracy of Adeleya is a landlocked nation in North Orentia founded in 112 AD.
==History==
The Theocracy of Adeleya was founded in 112 AD. King Wymund I of Ban Tary sought to relieve the problem of the rising popularity of Adeleynism in his lands by granting it's followers lands in the Eminaari Mountain. Mantis Aula had spent many years preaching in North Orentia and proclaimed the lands of the Eminaari mountains as sacred, as those closest to the Gods. Many adherents travelled to Eminaari and established small settlements across the mountains. Whilst the environment and conditions in the mountains was hard, the Adeleynists were safe from persecution from the outside world.
The rise of Adeleynism in Ban Tary had become a thorn for King Wymund, with tensions growing between followers of Velandorac coming into conflict with followers of Adeleynism.
With the new lands gifted to the Adeleynists, the followers of Mantis Aula flocked to the Eminaari region where a number of settlements were founded. Construction of the Grande Temple Eminence began in 112 AD, high up on Mount Verizion with the settlement of Endummond growing around it.
During the founding years of Adeleya the settlements of Ellynmond, Nythrondheim, Cal Bremmond, Rylendor and Mor Tyrith were founded.
The settlements around Lake Eminaari were particularly successful with the populations rapidly expanding, as more and more adherents flocked to Adeleya. 
Cal Bremmond grew the quickest and by 115 AD was created the official capital of Adeleya.
In 127 AD, when Janyk Morbrell was elected as the High Patriarch of Adeleya, he ordered the construction of the The Salustern Wall, a defensive boundary in the eastern Eminaari region. As part of the project a number of fortresses was constructed along the great wall which became known as Ballyngarde, Castle Caymont, Castle Durendoch and Fort Klyden. Morbrell also oversaw the creation of the Order of the Knights of Adeleya, a military order tasked with defending the lands of Adeleya in the name of the Gods.