Lericonnia

Lericonnia is the name given to a Lacrivian independent duchy in the Lericonne Mountains. It was the domain of the House de Caringois.
== History ==
The foundation date of 130CE is only an estimation - it is around this time that the House de Caringois rose to prominence. The early heads of the house Jean I and Richaud were highly expansionist, and spent much of their time conquering new lands. Cont Jean I first stepped foot outside the house's seat of Argenin in 133, conquering the surrounding small baronies. His successor Cont Richaud was more ambitious, and in 155 took the iron-mining town of Roumur which, the next year, became the house's new capital.
Later counts were more moderate - Cont Jean II and his successors consolidated the rebellious lands their predecessors had claimed, improving the infrastructure of the region. Lericonnia was large enough by this point to deter all but the most determined of opponents, and the only major actions fought between the conquest of Roumur and the fall of Lericonnia were the Battle of Revleu and the Siege of Clernois - the former was a defensive action against House Journier, and the latter an attack launched in 269 against House de Lafarelle. The siege failed after several years, and resulted in enough losses for Lericonnia to fragment several years later.
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