Berham Heraldic College

The Berham Heraldic College was an institution existing in the town of Berham between the 4th and 7th Centuries.
== History ==
The College was founded in 327 by Sir Harald Bardulf, a local nobleman. His intention was to educate the squires of the area in heraldry, combat, and other martial arts necessary for a life of knighthood. The Age of Migration was over, and Berham had to be brought, kicking and screaming, into the world of nation-states and organised warfare. The knights had become a class of low nobility that required a basic education, and the Heraldic College would provide the skills they needed to survive.
The College was the oldest institution of its kind in the area, indeed it was the only educational institution on the southern coast of the Trade Lake for almost a century after its inception.
The Heraldic College in its original form was destroyed during the Sack of Berham in 660. Its new ruler Shah Abdalla the Lion recognised the importance of such an institution, and in its place he created the Bargaria Sovalye-Okulu, which encompassed the same grounds as the former, as well as taking over the residences of several Dunn loyalist merchants and noblemen to be used as dormitories.
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