Caer Gelyn-af-Afon

Caer Gelyn-af-Afon is a castle town on the east bank of the Flentia River. It is part of the Kingdom of Warwys.
== History ==
Caer Gelyn-af-Afon was founded as the village of Conchoba during the Age of Migration by the Irish ship Ciara Connacht. It existed as a fishing town for a long time, peaceful and tranquil. This all changed when the nation-states of the continent began to pop up. Conchoba passed into the hands of warlord after warlord, and along the way many realised its strategic significance.
It was King Tordal, a petty warlord of the 3rd Century BCE, who built the Caer, dubbing it 'The Castle of Gelyn on the River', Gelyn being Tordal's son. Over time, the name of the town faded and was replaced by the name of the fortress. It soon passed into the hands of the powerful Reman Republic, where it stayed for much of the near future.
The entire place was abandoned during the Great Gap. The former inhabitants were massacred to the last child, and it lay as a ruin for over two hundred years. It was only last century that the warring states of the Flentia Basin stabilised and the great power of Creirhiel began to stretch across the cursed river once more. The Caer was resettled three times, and only the third time did the Fen Boroughs fail to return.
Creihriel has since passed from living memory, and Caer Gelyn-af-Afon stands as part of the Kingdom of Warwys, proudly standing as the only human settlement on the east bank of the Flentia for two hundred kilometres upstream or downstream.
Category:Settlements
Category:Warwys
Category:Creirhiel
Category:Reme