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Justinus Flavius

## Justinus 'Justin' Flavius

### Affiliation

Romans Gallo Romans, Theodoric Amal, Italy, Toulouse, Romano-Britons, Eastern Roman Empire

## Physical description

### Hair color

Brown

**Emperor Justin I** is current emperor of the Roman Empire.

## Biography

Originally named Istok, the man who would become Justin I was a Thracian or Illyrian peasant from the Latinophone region of Dardania, which is part of the province of Illyricum. He was born in a hamlet near Bederiana in Naissus. As a teenager, he fled from a barbaric invasion, took refuge in Constantinople, and rose in the ranks of the army of the Eastern Roman Empire.

Because of his ability Justin was successively appointed a tribune, a comes, a senator and, under the Emperor Anastasius I, the influential position of comes excubitorum, commander of the palace guard. During this period he married Lupicina; they have no surviving children. Lupicina was a barbarian slave who had been Justin's concubine before their marriage. Lupicina took the name Euphemia, when Justin became emperor and she became empress consort.

During the night of 8–9 July 518, Anastasius died and his senior servant summoned Justin and Celer to his deathbed. Celer was the magister officiorum (master of offices) and commander of the palace regiments of the Scholae Palatinae, a force of parade-ground display troops. By morning the event had been announced throughout the capital, Constantinople. The high officials were summoned to the Great Palace for the election of a new emperor. Meanwhile, the people gathered in the Hippodrome of Constantinople and awaited the proclamation of the name of the new emperor.

Justin controlled a smaller, but higher-quality group of soldiers compared to his competitors, and used the money to buy support for himself.

He was elected as the new emperor by the council and was proclaimed emperor in the Hippodrome as Justin I.

Justins sister Vigilantia married Sabbatius and had two children: Sabbatius Petrus and Vigilantia. Because Justin was only a career soldier with little knowledge of statecraft, he surrounded himself with trusted advisors. The most prominent of these is his nephew Flavius Petrus Sabbatius, whom he adopted as his son and invested with the name Iustinianus (Justinian).
Austrasia

**Austrasia** is a territory in Francia that is currently ruled by King Theuderic.

## History

Austrasia is the latinisation of an Old Frankish name, reconstructed as Oster-rike ("Eastern Kingdom"). As with the name Austria, it contains the word for "east", i.e. meaning "eastern land" to designate the original territory of the Franks in contrast to Neustria, the "(new) western land".

Austrasia was created when the Frankish king Clovis I in died, and his four sons partitioned his kingdom amongst themselves, with Theuderic I receiving the lands that were to become Austrasia.
Blood Guard

**The Blood Guard** is an order of warrior-priests sworn to protect the High Priests and Priestesses of the Old Religion with their lives. The Blood Guard's symbol is the Rowan Tree that grows at the very heart on the Isle of the Blessed. Only the Blood Guards, being the most loyal servants of the High Priestesses,

   have had the privilege of ever setting eyes on the Rowan Staff, carved from the Rowan Tree.

Uther, during The Great Purge, hunted and killed almost all of them.

Alator of the Catha was a member of the Blood Gaurd when he was younger.
House of Sussex

The **House of Sussex** is a Saxon house in the the kingdoms of Essex, Kent and Anglia.

The house is the holder of Colchester in Kent, and manages other noble houses in the area. The head of the house is lord Æscwine, a lord of Kent.

The House of Sussex is known to be rebellious agains the royal House of Oiscingas, fighting the Jute house so they can have their own land.
Caius

**Caius** was the father of Gaius, and the grandad of Merlin, and the great grandad of Mordred.

## Biography

Caius married Brenwain when she was nineteen and he was twenty. He and Brenwain have seven children:

* Gaius: First son - He became a Physicker aa well as an Alchemist, and is now the Court Physician, in the Court of Camelot.

* Cai: Second son - Died in infancy, not surviving his first winter.

* Glenys: Third son - He stayed in Ealdor. Became the owner of the family farm after Caius died. Glenys married Liana, a neighbour, and had four children. His eldest daughter, Gwenfair, married a man called Ithel from Engaerd, and has two children, a daughter and a son. Celynin, Glenys eldest son, married a woman called Catraonie, from a village in Camelot. Catraonie and Glenys have one son called Urian. His other two children haven't married or had children yet. Glenys died when he was sixty years old.

* Branwen: First daughter - Lived to adulthood, and married a man called Madoc in Ealdor. She died during childbirth, along with her and Madoc's child. Madoc remarried and had a son called Matthew with this new wife Heline.

* Gareth: Fourth son - Left Ealdor at sixteen, as he didn't want to be a farmer. He ended up marrying a woman called Eigyr, and having a son, Tryffin. Tryffin married a woman called Eigyr, and had two children of his own, a son and a daughter. Caius used to get letters from Gareth, but not very frequently. Caius didn't know where his son lived.

* Cerys: Second daughter - Died in infancy, from getting the flu.

* Brisen: Third daughter - Left Ealdor to join the nearby Druid camp, and became a Druid. She married a Druid called Peredur and had two daughters, Glynis and Cadi. Cadi, Brisens youngest daughter, died young. Her eldest married a Druid called Cerdan, and they have gone on to have a son called Mordred.

* Hunith: Fourth daugher - She stayed in Ealdor. Hunith ended up marrying a man called Balinor, and had a son called Merlin. Balinor then left Hunith, leaving her to raise Merlin alone.

Caius died when he was fifty-nine years old, due to the winter flu. Bernwain lived to the age of seventy-seven. Her cause of death is unknown, but likely due to her age.
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Bernicia

**Bernicia**, known as **Bryneich** locally, is a kingdom that is ruled by Lord Morcant. The capital of Bernicia is Bamburgh.

Bernicia borders Strathclyde in the west, Gododdin in the south-west, Rheged in the south, Deria in the south-east, and Alba to the North.

## History

**Bernicia** is an Brettontic kingdom currently being raided by Anglian settlers. The House of Idlingas is the main Anglian family attacking
Iseldir

**Iseldir** is a Druid Chieftain, and the leader of his own Druid Camp.

## Biography

### Early Life

Iseldir was the result of a brief romance between a young Camelot woman called Audra and Bors the Elder.

Due to the fact Bors was the son of a King, and it would be harder for him to get a good political marriage match if he already had a child, especially with a woman without noble blood, he left Audra after he found out she was pregnant.

He did however give her money, knowing that she would be shunned for being pregnant with no husband. Audra ran away from her village in Camelot to Gwynedd to start a new life.

In Gwynedd she gave birth to Iseldir. Audra used her skills in magic to make a living.

A few years after Iseldir was born a Druid called
Lefric came to Audra. He was sent because of Iseldirs powers, as he was a warlock, a male born with Magic.

Lefric offered Audra and Iseldir a place in gis druid camp, and to train Iseldir personally as his master.

Audra agreed and herself and Iseldir moved to Lefric's camp.

Three years after they moved to Lefric's camp, Audra and Lefric married. They had fallen in love and Audra became a Druid.

So in the end Iseldir had five half-siblings on his father's side and three on his mothers. Out of all his siblings only Jocea, youngest daughter of Audra and Lefric, was also born with Magic (a witch).

Jocea was taken by the High Preistesses when she was young, to become a Preistess herself.

### Adulthood

Iseldir eventually became a master druid himself, teaching others the Druid ways, and taking on apprentices.

When Lefric's camp got too big, Iseldir was chosen to become a Chieftain of his own camp, with Lefric's camp splitting into two.

The same year that his happened the Great Purge also began. Due to both of the camps being in Camelot at the time, lives were lost. Lefric's camp went east back to Gwynedd, whereas Iseldir's camp went north to Elmet.

These days Iseldir's camp is mainly in Gwynedd, Elmet, and Essetir. They also travel through Camelot often.

Cerdan was trained by Iseldir to be a master druid, with Iseldir hoping Cardan would become a leader of his own camp one day. Because of the birth of his son, Cerdan is waiting until his son is of age until he takes the title of Chieftain.

Iseldir is curretly in possession of a part of the Triskelion, an item of ancient origin that is a part of a security system that locks the tomb of Ashkanar. The Triskelion was passed down from Lefric to himself, when he made his own camp.
Creatures of magic

> We are both creatures of the Old Religion. It is the source of your power.
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> Kilgharrah to Merlin

**Creatures of Magic** are creatures born of magic who derive their power from the Old Religion itself.

## Trivia

* It is unknown whether a creature conjured by magic can itself be considered a creature of magic.
* Many creatures of magic, including Dragons, Goblins, and Manticores, have been shown to have golden eyes, the same colour a human's eye becomes when they use magic.

## See Also

* Magic
* Old Religion
Claudas Barric

**King Claudas Barric** was the ruler of Trégor, a petty kingdom in Armorica.

## History

He is the father to Prince Dorin and Prince Claudin Barric.

Because of King Ganis' death, King Ban inherited the throne of Léon. When King Ban became king, Claudas delared war on him for Benoic.

After many years of battles Sir Bors the Elder and his sons were called to Benoic to help. He asked King Uther for reinforcements for the war, and Uther promised that he would send them, a returing the favour that the Gaunnes family did decades ago.

King Uther did sent reinforcements and King Ban won the war, gaining some of Trégor. Sir Bors the Elder and Prince Lucant were slayen on the battle field in battles of the war, and so was Claudas and his son Dorin.

Prince Claudin succeeded his father, and became an ally of Léon and Camelot.

## In the Legends

**King Claudas** is a fictional king who is an opponent to King Arthur, Lancelot, and Bors in Arthurian literature.
Bleddyn Mathrafal

**Lord Bleddyn Mathrafal** is a Lord of Camelot, over the Everwick Hold. He is the head of the House of Mathrafal, and the husband of Lady Haer ferch Cillyn.

## History

Lord Bleddyn and Sir Bors the Elder, head of the Albion branch of the House of Gaunnes, arranged for Lady Madog Mathrafal and Sir Bors the Younger to be married to unite their houses. Bors the younger was a few years into being a knight of Camelot and hadn't found a suitable suitor.

After their engagement was announced, Lady Claire of Provence came forward to say that she had given birth to her' and Bors the Youngers son, Helyan le Blanc. Lady Claire asked for Bors the Youngers to wed her instead of Lady Madog. Younger informed Lady Madog of his illegitimate child, and asked if she would still take his hand in marriage if he recognised him.

Lord Bleddyn was furious, but his daughter still agreed to marry. Together Bors the Younger and Lady Madog had three children; Two sons called Bohort and Wyn, and a daughter called Maire, Bleddyan's first grandchildren.

Bleddyn's oldest son Maredudd married Lady Hunydd Clwyd of the House of Clwyd, who bore him two sons, Madog and Gruffydd. Maredudd later had a relationship with Cristin ferch Bledrus, who gave him two illegitimate sons, Hywel and Iorwerth Goch.

Bleddyn's next son married Lady Flieur de Sai of the House of de Sai. Together they have one son called Owain. Bleddyn's second youngest son married Cath'rinne ferch Calvin, and they had two sons, Madog and Ithel. So, Bleddyn has a daughter called Madog, as well as two grandsons called Madog.

Bleddyn's youngest son Iorwerth has get to marry or bare any children.
Kilgharrah

**Kilgharrah**, better known as **The Great Dragon**, is a mighty and ancient dragon who was imprisoned and chained in a cave beneath Camelot by Uther Pendragon at the end of the Great Purge, where he has been left for over 20 years.

He is said to be more than a thousand years old. Kilgharrah knows about the prophecy regarding Emrys hand in uniting the land of Albion with Uther's son, Arthur Pendragon, the once and future king.

## History

Kilgharrah hasseen many things, many of which no mortal has seen, including many societies and cultures arise and tumble.

One day, when the then King of Camelot, Uther Pendragon, was nearing the concluding part of his purge against magic, it is said that a dragonlord named Balinor was asked by Uther to summon Kilgharrah, who at the time was the last dragon in existence, to Camelot so that he could make peace with him. But both Kilgharrah and Balinor were betrayed, and Uther never intended to make peace with the dragon.

Instead of killing him, however, Uther imprisoned Kilgharrah beneath the castle in a cave, where he was to stand as an example to all magical beings what would happen to them. Kilgharrah was imprisoned by being chained in the cave underneath Camelot and had little contact with others for over 20 years.

## Abilities

Kilgharrah is tremendously powerful, and is perhaps the strongest magical creature in the whole of Albion, with the possible exceptions of Emrys and the Cailleach. Like all members of his kind, he can breathe fire, usually using this ability as an attack, but he can also use his fire to enhance the power of a weapon. Kilgharrah is immune to the powers of even a powerful Warlock or Witch such as a High Priest or Priestess.

Kilgharrah is also very graceful for such a massive creature and is far more agile than he appears able to easily evade numerous arrows while attacking, even when they were fired at the same time. Additionally he is able to defeat a whole group of knights with very little effort.

Kilgharrah can transmit his thoughts into the minds of others. He is also capable of communicating with people telepathically. Kilgharrah is immune to powerful sleeping spells.

Kilgarrah is also able of using telekinesis making weapons fly from peoples hands. Kilgharrah has healing powers as a Dragon, from his breath and is able to free people form magical chains. However Kilgharrah is unable to free himself while he is a prisoner of Uther, with his chains beening full of magic (this is evidence of Uther Pendragon’s hypocritical nature).

Kilgharrah is capable of foreseeing the future. Additionally Kilgharrah possesses more knowledge of magic than anyone else alive, which came through over a thousand years of experience.

However despite his power, Kilgharrah is, like all Dragons, powerless to resist or disobey the call of a Dragonlord, requiring him to obey all orders he receives from a Dragonlord regardless of his opinion or desires, although he can still disagree with a Dragonlord's command, but he cannot directly refuse a request.
Cailleach

> When she spoke, her voice... It was as though it came from the depths of the earth. And her eyes... They were so sad. So much pain in them
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> About the Cailleach

The **Cailleach** is a powerful deity in the Old Religion.

## Biography

The Cailleach serves as the Gatekeeper to the Spirit World, and as such holds dominion over it, the veil between the worlds, and spirits such as the Dorocha.

The Cailleach is a mysterious, solemn being charged with looking after the souls of the dead. She does not enjoy this occupation.

Her discontent may be the reason for her occasional bitterness and cruelty. She laughed at the idea of innocent people dying and saw no reason to end suffering that someone else had caused. A sacrifice was not strictly necessary to heal a broken veil, but was merely the price that the Cailleach demanded.

## Abilities

As a goddess and the Gatekeeper to the Spirit World, the Cailleach was known to be a very powerful magic user. She held dominion over the Spirit World, was capable of repairing the veil between the worlds, and could command spirits such as the Dorocha.

The Cailleach was also capable of powerful magic. Though the full extent of her abilities is unknown, she can easily cast a non-verbal stunning spell and is confident that she could defeat even Emrys in magical combat. She can also able to occupy two places at once.

She knows when every living being's time to die is.

## Trivia

* Like the Dorocha, the Cailleach emanates cold.
* The wood used to make the Cailleach's staff is conifer. The staff was made by Andrew Duncan, who is a bushcraft instructor. Andrew also made the staff used by Dragoon, which was made from twisted hazel.

## Mythology

The **Cailleach** (also known as **Beira, Queen of Winter** in Scotland) is a divine hag in Gaelic mythology. She is a seasonal deity who rules the winter months between Samhainn and Bealttain, and is known to herd deer, fight spring, and own a staff that freezes the ground.

As the personification of winter, the Cailleach is in partnership with the goddess Brighde, who rules the summer months. Some believe that Brighde and the Cailleach are two faces of the same goddess, while others interpret them as separate beings.

The Cailleach is also associated with the weather and the creation of landscapes. She is credited with making numerous mountains and large hills, which were formed when she crossed the land and accidentally dropped rocks from her wicker basket or creel. She also carries a hammer for shaping hills and valleys, and is said to be the mother of all the gods and goddesses.
Franks

The **Franks** are a group of Germanic peoples who rule over Francia. They imposed power over many other post-Roman kingdoms and Germanic peoples.

Germanic peoples, including those tribes in the Rhine delta that later became the Franks, are known to have served in the Roman army since the days of Julius Caesar. After the Roman administration collapsed in Gaul in the 260s, the armies under the Germanic Batavian Postumus revolted and proclaimed him emperor and then restored order. From then on, Germanic soldiers in the Roman army, most notably Franks, were promoted from the ranks.

Both Frankish and Alamannic tribal armies were organised along Roman lines. Before their conquest of Gaul, the Franks fought primarily as a tribe, unless they were part of a Roman military unit fighting in conjunction with other imperial units.

Since the withdrawl of the Roman Empire the Franks have set up a Christian Kingdom called Francia.

The Franks speak Old Frankish, a language related to Old French. Northan Francia is bilingual, with the Franks living there speaking Vulgar Latin and Frankish.

## Etymology

The name *Franci* was not a tribal name, but within a few centuries it had eclipsed the names of the original peoples who constituted them. The name of the Franks is linked with the English adjective *frank*, originally meaning "free". There have also been proposals that Frank comes from the Germanic word for "javelin" (such as in Old English *franca* or Old Norse *frakka*). Words in other Germanic languages meaning "fierce", "bold" or "insolent" (German *frech*, Middle Dutch *vrac*, Old English *frǣc* and Old Norwegian *frakkr*), may also be significant.
Grail Castle

**Grail Castle**, also known as Corbenic castle is a Castle in Corbenic, and the magical domain of the Grail keeper, the Fisher King.

## Trivia

* The castle has also been refered to as Munsalväsche, Castle of Souls and Eden.
* It has magical properties
	+ Can be invisible from the outside
	+ Cab seemingly change locations around Elmet
Gareth Oer

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Sir **Gareth** is a Prince of Essetir, a kingdoms in Albion. He is the first cousin once removed of the current ruler King Cenred.

He is the result of a breif affair between King Lot and the High Priestess Morgause Garlot. Morgause let King Lot raise the boy and claim him as his heir.

## Trivia

* His great, great, great, great-grandfather is the King Coel Hen, the first recorded post-Roman military leader in the area of Hadrian's Wall.
Gauls

The **Gauls** (Latin: *Galli*) are a group of Celtic peoples who inhabited Gaul from at least the Iron Age.

Their Gaulish language is a Continental Celtic language. Gaul has never united under a single ruler or government, but Gallic tribes are capable of uniting their forces in large-scale military operations.

The rising Roman Republic increasingly put pressure on the Gallic sphere of influence. Rome eventually conquered Gaul in the Gallic Wars, which took place between 58 and 50 BC. After this, Gaul was made a province of the Roman Empire. Many Gauls culturally adapted to the Roman world, bringing about the formation of the hybrid Gallo Romans culture.
Chlothar Merovingian I

**King Chlothar I** is the king of Francia.

## Biography

Chlothar is the fifth son of Clovis I and the fourth son of Queen Clotilde. The name 'Chlothar' means "glory". Upon the death of his father, he received as his share of the kingdom, but he was very ambitious and sought to extend his domain.

Chlothar's first marriage was to Guntheuc, widow of his brother Chlodomer. Chlodomer was killed on an expedition at the Battle of Vézeronce. His three sons were entrusted to his mother until she married Chlothar I. Chlothar had Chlodomer's children killed, although Clodoald managed to escape. Better known as Saint Cloud, he later became abbot of Nogent, having given up his hair, the symbol of the Frankish royalty, rather than giving up his life. Chlothar and Guntheuc had no children.

His second marriage was to Radegund, daughter of Bertachar, King of Thuringia, whom he and his brother Theuderic defeated. They also had no children. His third and most successful marriage was to Ingund, by whom he had five sons and two daughters:

* Son - Gunthar
* Son - Childeric
* Son - Charibert
* Daugher - Blithilde
* Son - Guntram
* Son - Sigebert
* Daugher -Chlothsind

Chlothar has an illegitimate son named Gondovald. The boy is being given a literary education and allowed to grow his hair long, a symbol of belonging to royalty. Although Chlothar has offer no more aid or privilege to the boy, his mother took him to the court of Childebert, who recognized him as his nephew and agreed to keep him in court.

His next marriage was to a sister of Ingund, Aregund, with whom Chlothar had a son, Chilperic. His current wife is Chunsina, with whom he has one son, Chram.

Chlothar also had a brief relationship with his nephews wife Waldrada. The bishops complained so he stopped.
Amalaric Amal

King **Amalaric** is the ruler of Toulouse, and the husband of Clotilde Amal.

## History

When Alaric II was killed while fighting Clovis I, king of the Franks, in the Battle of Vouillé, his kingdom fell into disarray.

Alaric had made no provision for a successor, and although he had two sons, one was of age but illegitimate and the other, Amalaric was still a child. Amalaric was carried for safety into Toulouse, which country and Provence were thenceforth ruled by his maternal grandfather, Theodoric the Great, acting through his vice-regent, an Ostrogothic nobleman named Theudis.

Alaric's older son, Gesalec, was chosen as king but his reign was disastrous. King Theoderic of the Ostrogoths sent an army, led by his sword-bearer Theudis, against Gesalec, on behalf of Amalaric; Gesalec fled to Africa.

The Ostrogoths then drove back the Franks and their Burgundian allies, regaining possession of "the south of Novempopulana, Rodez, probably even Albi, and even Toulose". Following the 511 death of Clovis, Theoderic negotiated a peace with Clovis' successors, securing Visigothic control of the southernmost portion of Gaul for the rest of the existence of their kingdom.

The young Amalaric was then proclaimed king. He was wed to Lady Clotilde, the daughter of Clovis I, to solidify the families peaceful ties.
Ismay Gaunnes

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**Lady Ismay** was a Lady Camelot, and the adoptive daughter of Sir Leon and Lady Anwen.

## Biography

### Early Life

Ismay was born to the Gothic lord Angwared Prydain, and his Welsh wife Lady Eirwyn of House of Mathafarn. Lady Eirwyn wanted her child to be born in her home town, so the Lord and Lady travelled to Strod ahead of the birth.

Lady Eirwyn died in Childbirth.

### Moving and growing up in the Capital

- Father died.
- Took the last name Gaunnes.

## Trivia

* Ismay speaks basic Breton, basic Gothic, Old English, Welsh and basic Common Brittonic
Camelot (Capital)

* The Citadel
* Flowchart of areas

**Camelot** is the capital of the kingdom of Camelot, which is ruled by King Uther Pendragon.

## City Walls and quarters

A prominent feature of Camelot is the citadel. The upper quarter of the city is the portion closest to the castle where the artisans such as Guinevere and her father, Tom the Blacksmith, used to live. A tavern called The Rising Sun is located near the citadel and is frequented by the Knights of Camelot. The lower quarter is closer to the edge of the city where the lower classes live.

The Citadel is in the middle of the city.

* In the middle of the citadel is the castle.
* The royal family, the nobility, knights (some guards) and council members live here.
* The court is held here.
* The castle is large and constructed of white brick.
* It has several tall towers and complex architecture and is considered Camelot's greatest asset in war as it is known to be virtually impregnable.
* The citadel houses a garrison of at least 12,000 men.
* Training Grounds are ‘in’ the Citadel
* Royal Stables and Normal Stables (Includes hounds/Dogs) are here.
* Tournament Ground and Circle are ‘in’ the Citadel.
* Drawbridge - Separates the Citadel from the Upper Quarter.

The upper quarter of the city is the portion closest to the Citadel; The artisans live here.

* Guinevere and her father, Tom.
* A tavern called The Rising Sun is located near the citadel and is frequented by the Knights of Camelot.
* Market

Upper Wall - Separates the Upper Quarter from the Middle Quarter.

* Middle quarter is between the upper quarter and the lower quarter.

Lower Wall - Separates the Middle Quarter from the Lower Quarter.

* The lower quarter is closer to the edge of the city.
* Lower class and poor people live here.

Outer Wall & Gate - The city's boundary and main entry point.

## Trivia

* The city of Camelot has a population of around 5-6,000 people.
* Camelot is modern day Shrewsbury.
Constantine Hael

Prince **Constantine** is the only son of King Riderch of Strathclyde, a kingdoms in Albion. His mother is Queen Linet, King Riderch's wife.

Princess Thametes is the daughter of King Lot and Lady Sunniva. Her father secretly tried to have Thametes killed when she became pregnant outside of wedlock. She lived and ran away to live in Strathclyde.

King Riderch took Thametes in. Thametes gave birth to a son, Kentigern. Kentigern was allowed to take the last name Hen.

## Trivia

* He leads attacks against the Picts and other raiders often, showing of his leadership and fighting skills.
Gallo Romans

**Gallo Romans** are one of the main groups of people who inhabit Francia.

Gallo-Roman culture was a consequence of the Romanization of Gauls under the rule of the Roman Empire. It was characterized by the Gaulish adoption or adaptation of Roman culture, language, morals and way of life in a uniquely Gaulish context. Some Gallo Romans also have a mix of Goth culture, due to the Goths also living and mixing in Francia.

The pre-Christian religious practices of Roman Gaul were characterized by syncretism of Graeco-Roman deities with their native Celtic, Basque or Germanic counterparts, many of which were of strictly local significance. Assimilation was eased by interpreting indigenous gods in Roman terms, such as with Lenus Mars or Apollo Grannus. Otherwise, a Roman god might be paired with a native goddess, as with Mercury and Rosmerta. In at least one case – that of the equine goddess Epona – a native Gallic goddess was also adopted by Rome.

Christianty is rising among the Gallo Romans as well as. In order of how many people speak a language, the Gallo Romans speak: Vulgar Latin, Old French, Piedmontese, Lombard, Emilian, Ligurian, Romagnol, Friulian, Gaulish, and Aquitanian.
Gwynedd

**Gwynedd** is a powerful kingdom that is ruled by King Caerleon and his wife Queen Annis. The capital of Gwynedd is CaerleonCaerleon.

Gwynedd borders Camelot in the south-east, Dyfed in the south and Elmet in the north. Holy Island is also located in Gwynedd, a city where magic is practiced freely. Holy Island is where Alator lived in hiding.

## History

The **Kingdom of Gwynedd** (Middle Welsh: *Guynet*) is a Kingdom in Albion to the Northwest of Camelot.

Sometime before Arthur's birth, Caerleon's father and Uther had a peace contract which probably was broken after the death of King Einion ap Cunedda, Caerleon's father, when the Battle of Denaria took place. It is unknown which side started the war. Camelot - led by Uther - defeated Caerleon, but King Caerleon fled to the Castle of Fyrien. Uther eventually tracked him down.

The kingdom of Caerleon was first mentioned by Gwaine who said that his father was once a Knight of Caerleon and died fighting for his country.

## Trivia

* Interestingly, Caerleon's soldiers dress like Celtic warriors, while most kingdoms soldiers dress like early medieval knights. This might be a reference to the real Caerleon being in Wales.
* In canon the kingdom is called Caerleon after the king, in this AU only the capital is.
Burgh Walls Camp

**Burgh Walls Camp**, is a town in the kingdom of Wessex.

## History

Burgh Walls Camp was a multivallate Iron Age hill fort. The hill fort is situated within Leigh Woods approximately 1.6 miles (2.6 km) north-east from the village of Estune near Brycgstow, above the banks of the Brycgstow Abona River.

## Trivia

* Burgh Walls Camp' is a multivallate Iron Age hill fort in the North Somerset district of Somerset, England.
* The hill fort is situated within Leigh Woods approximately 1.6 miles (2.6 km) north-east from the village of Long Ashton near Bristol, above the banks of the River Avon.
* The hillfort has some alternative names such as Bower Walls Camp, Burwalls, or Bowre Walls.
Kempsey

**Kempsey** is a village in the county of Brechfa, in kingdom of Camelot.

It is bounded by the River Sabrina on the west.

## History

An Iron Age promontory fort can be found by the Sabrina at Kempsey. A Roman milestone dedicated to the Emperor Constantine the Great is located here, but it originally was near a Roman road crossing (2km away).

There is one Roman road that goes through Kempsey to Weogorna, and another road that isn't the one mentioned above.

## Etymology

Its name is derived from the Saxon "Kemys' Eye", or the island of Kemys. Kemys was a Saxon chief, whose island lay between marshes and the River Severn.
Augsburg

**Augsburg** is the capital of Swabia, in the kingdom of Francia. It is ruled by King Childebert.

The city of Augsburg was founded in 15 BC on the orders of Emperor Augustus. Emperor Augustus conducted extensive military campaigns and established administrative settlements. The settlement that became Augsburg was known as Augusta Vindelicorum, meaning "the Augustan city of the Vindelici".
Cenél nGabráin

The **Cenél nGabráin** is a kingroup, presumed to descend from Gabrán mac Domangairt, which dominated the kingship of Dál Riata until the late 7th century and continued to provide kings thereafter.

Dál Riata was divided into a number of kingroups or dynasties, called *cenéla*. The current head of Cenél nGabráin is Áed mac Echdach, king of Dál Riata.
Castle of Fyrien

The **Castle of Fyrien** is an abandoned castle in the Gwynedd.

It backs onto the Great Seas of Meredor and is located above a labyrinth of secret tunnels.

## History

The castle was built by a merchant called Fyrien, who used it as an outpost for trade routes to the east. In order to avoid Camelot's levies, Fyrien dug a labyrinth of secret tunnels from the castle to the sea to smuggle goods into the kingdom without anyone knowing.

When war broke out between Camelot and Gwynedd, trade dried up and Fyrien abandoned the castle. Caerleon Ddantgwyn later fled to the castle after he was defeated in the Battle of Denaria, but Camelot's troops used the tunnels to ambush him.

## Trivia

* The Castle of Fyrien was built to withstand anything.
Cerdan

**Cerdan** is a master Druid, and the father of Mordred.

## Biography

Cerdan lives in a druid camp lead by Iseldir. Cerdan was trained by Iseldir to be a master druid, with Iseldir hoping Cardan would become a leader of his own camp one day.

Cerdan married a druid called Glynis, whilest Cerdan was being trained. Three years after their marriage, Glynis gave birth to her and Cerdans first and only child, Mordred.

Because of Mordreds birth, Cerdan didn't want to create a camp of his own. He will now wait until Mordred is of age until he takes up the title of a druid chieftain.
Helyan le Blanc

**Helyan le Blanc** is a Squire, training in Camelot.

He is the son of Bors the Younger, who is Lord of Brechfa and the head of the Albion House of Gaunnes.

## Biography

Helyan is the son of Bors the Younger and Lady Claire of Provence. Just before his father moved back from Camelot to Weogorna to take up the title of lord (Bors the Elder had passed away), he had a brief affair with Lady Claire, who was visting with her father for a tournament.

This affair resulted in the birth of Helyan le Blanc. Bors the Younger didn't know about Helyan until a years later, when he proposed to Lady Oliva. Once news reach Lady Claire, she wrote a letter to Bors the Younger explaining that her son was his, and that she wished to marry.

Bors the Younger still married Lady Oliva, rather than Lady Claire. With Lady Oliva Bors the Younger had three children; Two sons called Bohort and Wyn, and a daughter called Maire, after Bors the Younger's late sister. Helyan le Blanc was recognised as Bors the Younger's son, but his younger half-siblings are ahead of him inheritance wise.

## In the Legends

**Elyan the White** or **Helyan le Blanc** is son of Bors the Younger in the prose romance tradition of Lancelot-Grail (Vulgate Cycle). His mother, Claire, is daughter of British king Brandegore and tricked Bors into sleeping with her using a magic ring (the only time Bors broke his vow of chastity). Claire is also half-sister of Sagramore, and their shared mother is daughter of the Eastern Roman Emperor.

At the age of 15, Elyan is brought to Arthur's court by Bors and is accepted as a member to the Round Table. He becomes known as an excellent knight. Elyan later helps his cousin Lancelot rescue Guinevere after their affair is exposed, and then joins him in exile during their war with Arthur. According to the Vulgate Cycle, true to his lineage, Elyan eventually becomes Emperor of Constantinople.
Elena Cnut

Princess **Elena** of Gawant is the daughter of Lord Godwyn. Her mother, Maer, died during childbirth, and soon after that Elena was possessed by a Sidhe, who wanted her to marry Prince Arthur Pendragon so it could take the throne of Camelot.

## Personality

Elena is a tomboyish, clumsy princess. She is always complaining about how her princess attire is uncomfortable. She is a skilled horse back rider, who even beat Arthur when they went out riding during her visit to Camelot. She is a kind, sweet girl who sees herself as "not the perfect princess".
Brenwain

**Brenwain** was the mother of Gaius, and the grandmother of Merlin, and the great grandmother of Mordred.

## Biography

Brenwain married Caius when she was nineteen and he was twenty. She and Caius have seven children:

* Gaius: First son - He became a Physicker aa well as an Alchemist, and is now the Court Physician, in the Court of Camelot.

* Cai: Second son - Died in infancy, not surviving his first winter.

* Glenys: Third son - He stayed in Ealdor. Became the owner of the family farm after Brenwain died. Glenys married Liana, a neighbour, and had four children. His eldest daughter, Gwenfair, married a man called Ithel from Engaerd, and has two children, a daughter and a son. Celynin, Glenys eldest son, married a woman called Catraonie, from a village in Camelot. Catraonie and Glenys have one son called Urian. His other two children haven't married or had children yet. Glenys died when he was sixty years old.

* Branwen: First daughter - Lived to adulthood, and married a man called Madoc in Ealdor. She died during childbirth, along with her and Madoc's child. Madoc remarried and had a son called Matthew with this new wife Heline.

* Gareth: Fourth son - Left Ealdor at sixteen, as he didn't want to be a farmer. He ended up marrying a woman called Eigyr, and having a son, Tryffin. Tryffin married a woman called Eigyr, and had two children of his own, a son and a daughter. Brenwain used to get letters from Gareth, but not very frequently. Brenwain didn't know where his son lived.

* Cerys: Second daughter - Died in infancy, from getting the flu.

* Brisen: Third daughter - Left Ealdor to join the nearby Druid camp, and became a Druid. She married a Druid called Peredur and had two daughters, Glynis and Cadi. Cadi, Brisens youngest daughter, died young. Her eldest married a Druid called Cerdan, and they have gone on to have a son called Mordred.

* Hunith: Fourth daugher - She stayed in Ealdor. Hunith ended up marrying a man called Balinor, and had a son called Merlin. Balinor then left Hunith, leaving her to raise Merlin alone.

Caius died when he was fifty-nine years old, due to the winter flu. Bernwain lived to the age of seventy-seven. Her cause of death is unknown, but likely due to her age.
Gatcombe

**Gatcombe**are old buildings of a Roman settlement in Wessex.

Long Ashton was origially a Roman settlement, as big as a town. Because the Romans left, all that remains today of the Roman settlement is Gatcombe.

Gatcombe is an enclosed area with at least nineteen agricultural buildings. In addition one building at the southern end of the site was a sizeable Roman villa. There used to be more Roman buildings outside the enclosed area, but these have been lost to time.

## Trivia

* The settlement is conntected to Lega by a Roman road.
Human

### Individauls

Uther Pendragon, Arthur Pendragon, Gorlois Garlot, Agravaine de Bois, Cenred Leudonia, Sarrum Presta, Odin Marchson etc.

### Alias

* Man
* Person
* Human Being
* Woman
* Child
* Mortal
* Vikan

### Related to

Warlock/Witch, Mystic, Magic

Homo Sapiens, mainly known as **Humans**, are a race of mortal, sentient animal species who are the dominant species of Earth.

Vikan are followers of the magic Druid ways, without using any magic (Viken are not Mystic or any way else magic inclined).

## Trivia

* Mystics are humans who practice magic.
	+ Warlocks and Witches are Mystic's born with Magic.
Essex

**Essex**, also known as *Tír-Mòr*, is a kingdom that is ruled by Lord Æscwine. The capital of Essex is Camulodunum.

Essex borders Anglia in the north, Essetir in the north-west, and Kent in the south.

## Trivia

* Essex was Roman Christian, but the Celtic Britons took the land back after the Romans left.
	+ Essex became Saxon Christian when the House of Essex took over.
Francia

* Season 1
* Epilogue

**Francia**, also called the **Kingdom of the Franks**, **Frankish Kingdom**, or **Frankland**, is the largest post-Roman non-roman kingdom in Western Europe.

Francia was known as **Gaul** before the Frankish Kingdom was made. Franica boarders Toledo in the south, Vasconia in the south-west, Armorica in the north-west, the Brettanic Isles in the north, Saxony, Borahtra and Hevellians in the north-east, Bavaria in the east, Italy in the south-east, and Corsica, an island to the south of Francia.

There ware often multiple Frankish kings who rule different territories, however there is also a King of the Franks, who rule over the whole of Francia. The current King of the Franks is King Chlothar Merovingian, of the Carolingian dynasty.

The main inabitants of Francia in order of population are:

* Franks
* Gallo Romans
* Aquitani
* Goths
* Gauls
* Norseman

## Territories of Francia in Season 1

* Aquitaine - Bagdemagus Magoç (Used to be held by Chlodomer Merovingian)
* Austrasia - Theuderic Merovingian I
* Gascony
* Neustria - Chlothar Merovingian I
* Provence - Brandegoris Estangore
* Swabia - Childebert Merovingian I

## Territories of Francia during the Epilogue

* Aquitaine
* Austrasia
* Burgundy
* Frisia
* Gascony
* Neustria
* Provence
* Septimania
* Swabia
* Thuringia

## History

The core Frankish territories inside the former Western Roman Empire were close to the Rhine and Maas rivers in the north. After a period where small kingdoms interacted with the remaining Gallo-Roman institutions to their south, a single kingdom uniting them was founded by Clovis I who was crowned King of the Franks in 496.
Alined Cerdicing

> “*It's the sort of cowardly behaviour you would expect from him. Cowardly, but clever.*”
>
> Gaius about Alined

King **Alined** is the king of Wessex, on of the five kingdoms and a country in Albion. He is the brother of his predecessor as king, the late king Cuthred.

Due to Saxons not having a king during peaceful times, Alined must have won the leadership lot. The conflict in Albion at the moment, most Saxons have elected a leader who represents their kingdom.

King Cenwalh married King Ewoa's of Merica's sister, meaning he is distantly related to Lord Bayard.
House of Cunedda

The **House of Cunedda** was the royal house in the kingdom of Gwynedd.

The house was the holder of Conwy, and managed other noble houses in the area. The head of the house is Rhun Cunedda.

The house is counted as a Great House.

## History

Uther Pendragon's grandfather on his mother's side, Emperor Maximian, placed Padarn Beisrudd of the House of Gwertherion in command of Votadini troops stationed in the Clackmannanshire region of Gododdin.

After Padarn Beisrudd died, Edern Aeturnus, Padarns son, took up command and the command was then passed onto his son, Cunedda Wledig, when he died. Cunedda and his forebears led the Votadini against Pictish and Irish incursions south of Hadrian's Wall. Sometime after this, the Votadini troops under Cunedda relocated to North Wales to defend the region from Irish invasion. Cunedda established himself in Wales, in the territory of the Venedoti, which would become the centre of the kingdom of Gwynedd. The **House of Cunedda** was the founded.

King Cunedda had many children. Einion Cunedda I is the first of his children to reach adulthood and to have children of his own. Einion married a woman called Lady Prawst Prydyn and had three sons. Their youngest is the ancestor of the current heads of the House of Cunedda. Einion also had a bastard called Owain, who made the House of Ddantgwyn after being legitimised.

Caerleon Ddantgwyn overthrew his cousins of the House of Cunedda to become king of Gwynedd himself when he was nearing thirty, killing the king at the time, Maelgwn Gwynedd (head of the House of Cunedda at the time). Caerleon then married Lady Annis of the House of Mathrafal, to gain support of the power house and the Gwynedd people.

Maelgwn Gwynedd's son, Rhun Cunedda is the current head of the house.

King Cuneddas sixth son, Ceredig Cunedda, also had many children. His daughters married into the House of Dda, the House of Foel, and the House of Macsen, and had children of there own. His son married a woman called Lady Tegfedd of the House of Foel, and has carried on the Cunedda family, having three sons together.

Dogfael Cunedda's (King Cunedda's seventh son) son, Elnaw Cunedda, married Myrddin Gwertherion and went on to have a son on his own. His son, Cyndrwyn Cunedda, has two children: Eiludd Cunedda and Cynddylan Cunedda.

Cunedda's only daughter who lived to adulthood, Tegid Cunedda, married Letan Luyddog of the House of Luyddog. Cunedda decided to give Gododdin to them after they wed. Their descendant, Mynyddog Mwynfawr, is Gododdin's current king.
Anglo Saxons

The **Anglo-Saxons** are a cultural group who inhabit Albion. They trace their origins to settlers who came to Britain from mainland Europe in the 5th century.

Anglo-Saxon identity arose from interaction between incoming groups from several Germanic tribes, both amongst themselves, and with indigenous Britons. Many of the natives, over time, adopted Anglo-Saxon culture and language and were assimilated.

They rule over Kent, Anglia, Mercia, Bernicia, Wessex and Essex. Anglo Saxons also settled all around Albion.

They speak Old English. Old English received little influence from the Common Brittonic and British Latin spoken in Albion prior to the arrival of the Anglo-Saxons, as it took in very few loan words from these languages.

Anglo Saxon woman have many rights. A woman can own property in her own right. She can rule a kingdom if her husband died. She can not be married without her consent, and any personal goods, including lands, that she brought into a marriage remains her own property.

Learning isflourishing in Anglo Saxon kingdoms, with a renaissance in classical knowledge. There are many monasteries and schools, with more being open. These places attract sholars from all over the world.

Romano-Britons, Anglo Saxons, Gaels and Picts make up most of the population of Albion.

## Etymology

From Latin *Anglo-Saxones*, *Angul-Seaxan* in Old English, in which Anglo- is an adjective, thus literally "English Saxons," as opposed to those of the Continent.
Dundry

**Dundry** is a village in the kingdom of Wessex.

## History

Dundry is notable for its stone: the yellow oolitic limestone, from local quarries such as the Dundry Down. These stones are traded throughout Albion, most notably in Gawant and Érie.

## Etymology

The name means 'The hill that is dry' from the Old English *dun* and *dryge*. An alternative derivation is from a Celtic name, meaning *fort of refuge*.