Caloxa

Caloxa is a former country and the southern half of Corambis.Monette, Sarah. “Chapter 2” Corambis, Ace Books, New York, 2009. The Doctrine of Labyrinths.
== Appears in ==
Corambis
== Geography and Politics ==
About 40 years prior to Corambis, Caloxia is conquered by Corambis.Monette, Sarah. “Chapter 1.” Corambis, Ace Books, New York, 2009. The Doctrine of Labyrinths. The war is partially about magic, and the definition of warlocks, and is less than three years. The Corambins executed the king, James Hume, but left his infant son, Gerrard Hume, alive. Gerrard went on to lead a war of independence - known as the Insurgence - for over three years up through part of Corambis, and the war largely ends with the death of Gerrard and most of his confidantes at Summerdown.
Beneth Castle is an area that fell to the Corambin invasion. Rothmarlin, Barthas Cross, Summerdown, Wildar, and Howrack are all in Caloxa.
Caloxa does not keep an army: they have “margraves and their armsmen and what common men will answer the call.” The Moot is a governing body in Caloxa, which mostly involves politicians arguing with each other and not getting much done.
“The half-wild shaggy Caloxan cattle were small but hardy, and their milk was richer than that of their larger and more placid cousins.”
== Religion and Cultural Beliefs ==
It is traditional for Caloxan kings and margraves to be buried in a purple sleeveless burial robe, with their swords beneath them.
== Residents ==
* Dennis Rigby (former) (deceased)
* Gerrard Hume (former) (deceased)
* Isobel Carey (former)
* James Hume (former) (deceased)
* Kay Brightmore (former)
* Peter Varnham (former) (deceased)
* Walter Benallery (former) (deceased)
== Trivia ==
* Malkar Gennadion made up a story that Felix Harrowgate was from Caloxa.
== References ==
Category:Locations
Category:Corambis