Morgengaard Castle

Morgengaard Castle was the ancestral residence and seat of authority of the Morgengaards, the earliest known monarchs of Gristol. The castle was originally located near a place called Gracht, itself in central Gristol to the north of Poolwick. The castle was described as having a box-like main building with castellated walls, multiple small towers with pointed turrets, one large and round tower with battlements, and a main gate with a portcullis and drawbridge.
When the War of Four Crowns ended in 1626, King Finlay Morgengaard VI of Gristol was crowned Emperor Finlay Morgengaard I of the new Empire of the Isles. The Emperor decreed Dunwall would be the Empire's capital and moved his family there. His descendants and future imperial dynasties ruled from Dunwall Tower. Morgengaard Castle was abandoned, and over time it fell into ruin and its location was forgotten.
Eventually, the castle ruins were discovered by the wealthy collector Maximilian Norcross. Sometime prior to 1852, Norcross had Morgengaard Castle completely dismantled brick by brick, and then reassembled and restored on the grounds of his estate in a valley in southern Gristol.
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