Castle Jakehall

Castle Jakehall is the Seat of House Polto of Jakehall. It is a stronghold located in Jakehall and has 100 men garrisoned. It is ruled by Lord David Polto.
== History ==
=== Construction ===
During the Early First Century CE, in the Fall of 16 CE, a Northeastern Revolt took place by the Eastville River, and then Lord-Viceroy of Northeast Territory, Lord Faramir Easternling led a charge of 200 men against the rebels, defeating them at the hilltop where he beheaded the rebel leader, Joer Boneclaw. One of his bannermen and sworn swords, a mercenary knight led a night attack at the camp, dividing the rebel army to which Lord Faramir took his victory. Upon the victory, Lord Faramir became the Baron of Northeast Territory and subsequently gave the hilltop area to the mercenary knight who built the township and a castle atop.
=== House Jakehall ===
During a military campaign, the mercenary knight died in battle and the castle was inherited by his thirteen-year-old son, Léon of Jakehall. Later on, Léon became a fearsome warrior and daring leader, taking the Lordship of Township of Jakehall and founding the House of Jakehall in the Spring of 29 CE, and Castle Jakehall served as the seat of House Jakehall.
=== House Polto ===
During a War in 78 CE led by a Northern Army of 1000 under Chieftain Brothers Knud and Kåre, who marched south towards the Easternlands, where knightly houses like Jakehall, St. George, and Altmore joined the Northerners against the Talmerian Crown, which led to their ultimate extinction of bloodline, and their precious seat, Castle Jakehall was taken hold by a mercenary knight and the family he founded, after killing the Jakehall Household and marrying the "Last Daughter of Jakehall" as the Talmerian Crown executed the sons and banished the families from the kingdom.