Correlius

### Notable Members

Leonidas Correlius I, Arthur Correlius, Markus Correlius, Leonidas Correlius II, Koreluki, Leonidas Correlius III, Edward Correlius

### Events

Capital War, Marstoran-Remian War, Correl Riots, 921 Locheel skirmishes

The Correlius Family is a very old lineage dating back to at least the 5th Century, Where it resided in the Capital. The family currently resides in Marstora. The first known member of the Correlius Family was Leonidas Correlius I.

### Leonidas Correlius I

Leonidas Correlius I was born and lived in the poorer areas of the Capital. In his teenage years, he and his older brother was involved in many fights and disputes in the areas he called home. A few years later, he took up the family trade and worked in it until 462, when he served as a soldier in the army of the Capital before and during the Capital War between the Capital and Ignia. He is believed to have fought at the battle of the Netherwall before fleeing and being taken prisoner by Veyra, Where he remained in a prisoner of war camp for several months before he was released, And restarted his life in the new Ignian Ruled Capital. He became a successful businessman of the region and became a high ranking member of the Ignian Military. He then was eventually chosen to be the Governor of the Capital, Under the authority of Veirin-e. He lived out his days as governor until he died of natural causes in 601.

### Arthur Correlius

There is not much to say about Arthur Correlius, though he is known as been the brother of the first Leonidas Correlius. Arthur is thought to be the founder of Shanmoi. The Correlius name slowly changed in time to Koreluki. The Koreluki family became one of wealthiest in Shanmoi having stakes in multiple industries such as weaponary, agriculture and construction.

### Markus Correlius

Not Much is known about Mark Correlius' early life, But it is known that he grew up alongside Leonidas Correlius I, And they likely both shared the same interests that ended up landing both of them in the military of the Capital. Mark Correlius rose through the ranks abnormally fast, Likely due to the combat skill attributed to him by various records and anecdotes. According to records from the Mid 5th century, Mark Correlius was one of, If not the first person to harness the strength of the ancient metals in the Nether, Creating the alloy known as Netherite. According to many stories, Correlius owned mining tools made of Netherite Alloy, And supplied a great deal to the military of the Capital, Although it was used in limited amounts during the Capital War. Markus also carried out a small-scale sack on the town of Floppershire prior to his death in 463. An argument can be made that Mark Correlius was the one who lit the powder keg of tension that caused the Capital War, Initiating the battle of the Netherwall in 463, During which Markus Correlius was eventually killed in action leading Capital Forces.

### Leonidas Correlius II

Leonidas Correlius II' background is not very well known. He presided over the Mineburg Colony in Northern Kanahn, Founding it after leaving the Ignian Empire with a group of Exiles.

### Edward Correlius

Edward Correlius was a notable member of the Correlius family residing in northern Kanahn in the early to late 10th century. He presided over several settlements in the area such as the Sporn Bay trading post and Korar. In his earlier years he was a notable criminal and rebel in western Kafern.

### Leonidas Correlius III

Leonidas Correlius III was the ruler of Remia during its peak, And also presided over the nation and led its forces during the Marstoran-Remian War, When it was annexed by Marstora, In 1367. After the war, Leonidas went into a self imposed exile, However he was not pursued by Marstora. After a few months in the wilderness, He returned to the Marstoran ruled Correl, Where he worked as a labourer before saving up enough money to start a bar, Which he ran successfully for some years before he participated in a voyage westward, Where he eventually married and had a son. He lived a peaceful life in a small village in Sama with his family before dying of natural causes in 1371.