Casorian Slave Trade

The Casorian Slave Trade is the common title given to the period of history in which slaves, usually from the Isaevi Imperium, and of Utvervolk decent were sold into bondange by the Casorian Empire which spanned most of the globe. Although the Faith of Three aknowledges that all individuals are equal, an appauling propaganda mission was launched following the War of the Three Emperors in which both the Isaevi Imperium and Herenami Rex were utterly destroyed.
The Jullan Emperor, George I was a vindictive and proud man, making the assumption that no true human being could revolt so utterly against their liege and master, George declared that all Utvervolk of dark caste were to be treated as sub-human, essentially chattel in 947 AC. Unlike the Herenami who faced mass executions, the punishment towards the Utvervolk did not end after one wave of vengeance. Those who were not made slaves could not govern their own provinces in eastern Iseavi and the Utvervolk people became submissive and downtrodden.
The Casorian Slave Trade has been responsible for the deaths of millions, trafficed all across the Empire, and even after the collapse of the greater Empire, following the example of their former liege, most nations kept the practise. In the Casorian Empire, the practise of keeping slaves lasted until 2410 AC when a new dynasty assumed the Imperial Throne and the Lonaerah Emperor, Eldwin X banned the trade, the people of the Empire were given thirty days to release their slaves and provide them with a month's wages paid to a Casorian servant. This revolted most of the population who stilled believed in the Jullan thinking that the Utvervolk were sub-human.
Although it took nearly a century to truly emancipate the slaves of Casoria, the practise continues to the present day, simply in much lower numbers. The penalty of trafficing human slaves is death by hanging, a threat which is demonstrated in modern Lockvalar at least once a month.
Category:Significant Event
Category:Genocide
Category:Slave Trade