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Capital

## Overview

With a population of over 1 million people, the Capital (formerly the town of Stronghurst) was an immense city in The Continent. It served from 13 AG to 202 AG, and again from 310 AG to 321 AG, as the Capital for the whole Continent. Despite no longer being the technical Capital of the Continent in the Grenthyx Dynasty's interim years, its significance endured through key institutions such as the Provincial Court and the ruling Council Magnus from 202 AG to 310 AG. Within its walls lay amongst the most prestigious houses of nobility in the Continent, including House Euphratuman, Daeys and Lathon. A bustling cultural hub, the Capital attracted many people with its opportunity throughout its history, ensuring its continual supreme importance politically, intellectually and economically in the Continent. In the Old City, the Capital's underworld, much crime brewed which played host, at various points in history, to crime syndicates.

## Geography

Much of the north of the Capital, bordering Ephellindron, was flat and topographically uniforn. Further south, one would come to the Oppidan River, which ran through almost the whole Continent. The terrain grew more uneven further south of the river, until eventually giving rise to hills - most notably Rusella Hill which contained the Royal Palace. The Capital's fertile land from frequent rainfall and temperate climate nestled on the Oppidan River made it an extremely attractive place to live.

## Districts

* **Wrennoc District:** A modest district, largely residential in nature, containing commoners. The district was the site and namesake of a tumultuous massacre in 201 AG during the Uprootings conflict.
* **Potentas District:** A central district of the Capital among its mightiest. This was known to contain the Treasuricus bank and the Royal Library.
* **Rusella District:** The most prosperous and affluent districts of the Capital, containing Rusella Hill. Many stately homes of nobility were situated here, including Euphratuman Place.
Anlon Braitbirn

Anlon circa 202 AG

## Overview

*Anlon Braitbirn* was the second son of Duke Wilddar and Duchess Avelyn Braitbirn of Llanoreid. He had many siblings, the closest of which being his twin sister, Ashlin. The pair fought together in the Uprootings, where they were inseparable until Anlon lost his life during the Liberation of Truvenscia. With this, Ashlin lost her spirit to fight and fled home prior to the Invasion of the Chaestlands. Reacting to Anlon's death, Wilddar reassessed his priorities and sought to devote the rest of his life to reconnecting with his children. Anlon was a proud and courageous yet headstrong warrior, a contrast to Ashlin's levelheadedness. Though, much like his sister, he enjoyed socialising with all sorts of people and, unlike his father, was never shy to conversate on any given topic.
7 BG

## Deaths

* Ferilla Garadé and her unnamed child, fathered by the deceased Quinton Grenthyx, die in childbirth

## Events

* Belỏr Veln ascends to become ruler of Cúrovi, thus beginning the Authorship of Belỏr
* A Màaxi uprising occurs, with a force mostly comprised of Mhordyn monsters. House Theôs first rise to prominence after Iedrùd fail to take action
Capital Forces

## Overview

The Capital Forces consisted of knights serving the Council Magnus to protect the Capital after the end of the Grenthyx Dynasty in 202 AG. They were disbanded in 310 AG at the advent of the Second Grenthyx Dynasty. By 301 AG, Shiezara III Euphratuman was their commander.

## History

Following the dismantling of the Grenthyx Dynasty in 202 AG, its forces were also disbanded. Owing to a need for protection of the Capital, the newly formed Council Magnus, under the direction of its founder, Uselia Euphratuman, chose to create the Capital Forces. Although the forces were to answer to the Council Magnus, generals governed its day to day to activities. The singular representation on the Council Magnus was the commander of the Capital forces, who sat in the position of '*Noble Commander of the Capital Forces, protectors of the Realm of the Oppidan*'. In their capacity, the Commanders were discharged with the task of directing the Forces and their activities, including its generals. They remained large unchanged until their disbandment in 310 AG at the request of the now King, Jaekob Grenthyx. They were replaced once again with Continent-wide royal forces, with many of the Capital Force's generals and past commanders finding themselves in lucrative positions in the new hierarchy.
707 BG

## Events

* The precursor to House Ieôs, Clan Iedrùd is able to establish the kingdom of Iedrùdas after fending off repeated attacks by Màaxi cultists, though the attacks continue. Much like Clan Muin to the south, who had established the kingdom of Oirsuil some 20 years prior, the seat of Ieôs continually changes in this period owing to the uncertainty and danger still posed by the Màaxi
Bhn'tarsh

* 259 AG
* 280 AG
* 301 AG

## Overview

Sir *Bhn'tarsh* was a member of Bhn'clan and Her Advisor of Diplomacy to Queen Tr'eulie's from 259 AG until her dethroning in 280 AG. His son, Marv, married Queen Eulie and became King Tr'marv. When Eulie was accused of the murder of her sisters and mother, Tarsh stood by his Queen and defended her during the trial. After she was found guilty he agreed to retire from the council. Tarsh was named after King Ch'tarsh. Tarsh was immensely loyal to Tr'clan and was proud to serve his Queen.
Berin III Root

## Overview

*Berin Root* was born in The Borrows in 281 AG. He was the first son of King Borros II Root and Queen Laira Bridger, making him heir to The Borrows. Berin's first love was Niels, but when they were discovered Niels was executed and Berin was sent to the Sisterhood to clean Airibi's hold on him. When Berin returned home in 301 AG Borros married him off to Sara Delton. This would be known as the decision that started The War for the Lost Sons. Berin ran away from home with Sara and Dane Bayron, Sara's paramour. Berin took an interest in Dane but only managed to scare him away. One such time they entered an argument and managed to kill Sara in the fighting. After this incident Berin left The Borrows and went north, to Helmont. In Helmont Berin met Ainoux Fyth, they fell in love and Berin integrated in the Fyth Family. However he often clashed with Joparis and Diaeyne Fyth. This created some issues for Berin once Diaeyne became Matriarch of Helmont. In one of her attempts to get rid of Berin, she got Dane and his new wife, Brianna Root to visit Helmont. Afraid of Ainoux finding out where he came from, Berin had to keep the visitors quiet.

## Biography

### Childhood

Berin greatly admired his father when he was a child. Borros had a great reputation and was considered one of the best warriors in The Borrows. However once Borros became king and Berin grew older, he started to realise that his father was not the man he thought he was. Borros' skills decreased every year, with Berin growing increasingly disappointed in his father.

As Berin neared the age of 17 he began to realise he was attracted to men. This perceived condition was deemed unacceptable in The Borrows as it clashed with the teachings of Ibiria and The Sisters. Due to the fact that Berin was not a very religious man it did not bother him to a great extent. Berin first entered a relationship with a kitchen servant named Niels. They kept their encounters secret as they knew most other borrosians would not accept it. However, they were discovered by Brianna, Berin's sister. When Brianna told Borros about Berin's relationship, Borros attempted to do all he could to save his sons' reputation and preserve the family's honour. He publicly executed Niels along with an unassuming kitchen boy, claiming that the two of them were in a homosexual relationship. The next day Berin was sent off to The Sisterhood to live with his aunt Boria Root. She was to cleanse him from the perceived grip Airibi had on him and convert him to a state of normality.

### Marriage

In 300 AG Berin was permitted to return home. Just a few months later his father told him he had to marry Sara of House Delton. At first Berin refused but his mother was able to convince him.

However Sara Delton was already betrothed to Dane Bayron. When Cinder Delton cancelled House Bayron's proposal, Waymar was very insulted. He refused to turn up for the wedding and forbade his people from going. The only person he sent was his son, Gulliver Bayron, this was considered more as an insult however. Gulliver Bayron was a simpleton who most people tried to avoid whenever they could.
Ceana Iedrùd

* 7 BG
* 0 AG

## Overview

Ceana Iedrùd was a female member of Clan Iedrùd, notable for her dealings with the Màaxi during their attempted uprising. In 7 BG, on behalf of Clan Iedrùd, Ceana negotiated with the Màaxi to remain neutral to their expansion. She had hoped that she could exploit her clan's healthy relationship with Soulhaven to bring the Màaxi and Soulhavnic together, owing to their common origins. Though bold and cunning with her dealings, Ceana suffered from mild neuroticism and, faced with the Màaxi's true barbarity and deception, her anxieties and frustrations only grew, threatening to get the better of her. In time, however, the Màaxi would be defeated by the minor Clan Theôs and Ceana was able to escape the Màaxi's brutality.
Ch'mazi of Alosso

## Overview

Dame Ch'mazi (Known as Ch'mazi of Alosso) was the eldest daughter of Sir Ch'matrin and Dame Ch'jayde named for her grandmother, Duchess Ch'mazi. After her father's death in 277 AG she became the Dame of the Alosso Estate, a position she held until her own death at 92 in 300 AG. She was suceeded by her nephew Ch'vyndar.
Arddal Braitbirn

* 128 AG
* 159 AG

## Overview

Duke Arddal Braitbirn was the Duke of Llanoreid from 117 AG until his death in 159 AG. His father and predecessor, Orryn was abusive to Arddal in his youth and despised his son, blaming him for the death of his mother during his birth. His father's resentment only grew after the deaths of Arddal's older brothers in a tragic accident. At age 14 Arddal fled his home and married a girl of a similar age, Evlyn. The following year the pair had a son named Carbry, though, shortly after, Orryn died and Arddal was thrust into the position of Duke as well as father. He struggled with fatherhood and soon found himself inflicting the same harsh treatment onto Carbry that his own father had on him.

Years later, Arddal had two more sons, Cyril and Fynn, whom he treated much more fairly than Carbry. In his early fifties, Arddal's health began to deteriorate but he continued to rule until his death at 57. He was succeeded by Carbry but his treatment of his son, in addition to Carbry's own personal tragedies saw him commit suicide mere months into his rule.
Alder Hiedlande

Alder circa 301 AG

## Overview

Alder Hiedlande was a male member of House Hiedlande, and Lord of Halloran Island as of 301 AG, succeeding his father, Quinlan Hiedlande, in 273 AG. Alder was fond of his uncle, Uriah Hiedlande, and spent much of his time in his Scholar's Nest at Treppenwitz. In addition to this, he was keen to see House Grenthyx return to the reigns of power by 301 AG, meeting frequently with those such as Terngorn Euphratuman, positioning House Hiedlande to be distinclty pro-Jaekob Grenthyx, the heir apparent to the coming Second Grenthyx Dynasty.
Cemdalla

* Image
* Location

## Overview

*Cemdalla* was the largest of the four cities of C'thardjia and was once considered the capital city. It was home to the seat of Su'clan, Pesca'pala, the seat of Ch'clan, the Alosso Estate and the University of C'thardjia. The ruins of Pient Palace could be found north of the city.

Hundreds of years before the Unified Retaliation, Pient Palace was constructed north of what would soon after become Cemdalla. Va'clan ruled over the city for centuries until the defeat of Va'mazu at the end of his Conquest. Following that, Ly'clan of Alosso, a branch of the new ruling Ly'clan, sat within the city overseeing its people.
Anlon Pyper

Anlon circa 183 AG

## Overview

Anlon Pyper was a sailer and childhood friend of Wilddar Braibirn, whose family had been in service to House Braitbirn. Having a fascination for the sea from a young age, Anlon dreamed of sailing the seas of The Continent. By age 20 he had a modest ship of his own that he used to sail down the Oppidan River in his first great excursion. Tragically, Anlon and his ship were lost to sea when a deadly storm fell across the western shores of Mhordyn that the young sailer had been attempting to traverse. To honour his old friend, who was instrumental in setting him up with his wife, Wilddar named his second-born son after Anlon.
Ch'kelsu

* 201 AG
* 182 AG

## Overview

Dame *Ch'kelsu* was the leading member of Ch'clan of the Aurelle Estate. She was married with a daughter and a son, Ch'dorven. She was the daughter of Sir Ch'vallio and the Ori, Ch'yina. As a boy, her father was a ward for the Viceroy of Ori Sao, her mother's father, and exposed his children to cultures across the world in their youth. Kelsu enjoyed the life of a wealthy socialite, forming relationships with many regias and other nobles. Displeased with her family's support of Duchess Ch'mazi's decision to join the Uprootings conflict, Yina left to spend time in neutral kingdoms during the war.
Aerinne Grenthyx

## Overview

Aerinne Grenthyx was a female member of House Grenthyx who served as Queen of The Chaestlands thanks to her marriage with King Pierton Grenthyx. Mother of future King of The Continent, Jorjaeryn I Grenthyx, in her early life Arianne frequented trade fairs on behalf of her former house where she enjoyed a brief relationship with future Duke of The Borrows, Danor Root, which was briefly rekindled in later life shortly before her death. Aerinne was known to be a distant mother, much to chagrin of Jorjaeryn, who resented her for her absence.
Benval Kelbur

Benval circa 301 AG

## Overview

*Benval Kelbur* was the son of Lord Orlon Kelbur and Princess Derra Braitbirn. His parents split up not long after he was born but remained on good terms. He was also raised by his mother's wife, Princess Tillie Braitbirn and grew up with her son, Jorren. Each year, Benval would spend several months with his father at the Kelbur Estate followed by several months with his mother at Turrinad. Growing up, Benval was distant with his step-brother but enjoyed spending time with his older cousin, Elden. However, in his later teen years, he found himself growing closer to Kaelyn, his cousin of a similar age.
Capital University of Oparo

A section of the library circa 301 AG

## Overview

Established by the Grenthyx Dynasty, The Capital University of Oparo was amongst the most prestigious institutions in the entire Continent. Located in the heart of the Capital, it was an academic hub, outshining all other universities in the whole Continent. Many notable alumni attended the University throughout its history, beginning in 28 AG. When studying at the University, a student may either chose one subject or a mixture of two, as was more typically the case.

## Courses

* Aesthetic value
* Antiquity
* Behavioural Studies
* Botanic Studies
* Commerce
* Cross-Continental Cultural Studies
* Diplomacy
* History
* Linguistic Thought
* Literature
* Medicine
* Musical Form
* Natural Studies
* Philosophy
* Rizulian Numeracy
* Statecraft

## Notable Alumni

* Ainoux Fyth (Literature and History)
* Amorets Dal (Musical Form)
* Bentros Root
* Casteron Daeys (Rizulian Numeracy)
* Ceroux Grenthyx (History, Cross-Continental Cultural Studies, Natural Studies and Commerce)
* Cralan Flén (Literature and History)
* Diaeyne Fyth (Commerce and Diplomacy)
* Forkoux Fyth (Cross-Continental Cultural Studies, Diplomacy, History, Linguistic Thought, Literature, Philosophy, Statecraft)
* Harolde Silversmith (Rizulian Numeracy, Commerce, Philosophy, Statecraft, Behavioural Studies, History, Literature, Aesthetic Value)
* Ilvai (Antiquity, History, Statecraft)
* Joparis Fyth (Aesthetic Value)
* Lomas Lathon (Statecraft and Diplomacy)
* Rh'koobo (Natural Studies and Botanic Studies)
* Rommon Braitbirn (Behavioural Studies and Linguistic Thought)
* Tamaria Solme (Literature and History)
* Uriah Hiedlande (Rizulian Numeracy, Commerce, Philosophy, Statecraft, Cross-Continental Cultural Studies)
* Veron Fyth (Behavioural Studies)
* Corstyn Dal (Musical form)
* Wila Grenthyx (Statecraft)
* Xavier Solme (Behavioural Studies, Linguistic Thought)
Alenya Akins

## Overview

Alenya Akins was the High Judge for C'thardjia in the Provincial Court from her appointment in 195 AG until her death in 234 AG. Alenya was the lifelong friend of Duchess Ch'mazi who would be responsible for her appointment in the Royal Court. After Mazi's death with the conclusion of the Uprootings, Alenya soley voted in the Fellowship's interests in an effort to carry on Mazi's legacy. However, by 204 AG she was exposed to the scale of the corruption through discussions with the former loyalist and neutral kingdoms' judges. Alenya continued to serve as Judge for the rest of her life and was succeeded by Grenthus Fevron.
Birchwood

Birchwood circa 874 BG

## Overview

Birchwood was a kingdom of The Continent that existed from 886 BG until 802 BG. The nobility of Birchwood ruled from Birchwood Bailey. The kingdom was formally established with several other eastern kingdoms in the early 800s but ceded to The Opialands before the century's end.

Shortly after the Unified Retaliation, in 4 AG Birchwood returned as the *Earldom of Birchwood* alongside the other former eastern kingdoms, now Earldoms. The Earldoms' role was to act as a buffer between The Borrows and the rest of The Continent during a time of early rebellion against the dynasty. The effort proved sucessful and so, the earldoms were each disbanded by 7 AG.
Ascension of Duchess Ch'mazi

Ch'arvo is granted the titles of Duke Consort of C'thardjia and Regior of Ch'caselle

## Overview

The Ascension of Duchess Ch'mazi took place in January of 183 AG, in the throne room of Ch'caselle, C'thardjia. Believing her daughter had settled as a wife and mother, just as her mother had done before her, Duchess Ch'matria decided to abdicate in favour of her daughter, Ch'mazi and her husband, Ch'arvo. The abdication and Ascension were held as a part of a joint ceremony in C'thardjia. At a later date, Mazi and Arvo travelled to the Capital to pledge their allegiance to Queen Edliss Grenthyx and finalise their ascension.

With the Coronation, Mazi was then on stylised as *Duchess Ch'mazi of C'thardjia, Regia of Ch'caselle and Regia of Ch'clan*. Ch'arvo was then on referred to as *Duke Consort Ch'arvo of C'thardjia, Regior of Ch'caselle and Regior of Ch'clan*.
Annaba

## Overview

Annaba was a popular C'thardji religion based around the God of the same name. Annaba, also known as the God of Dreams, was said to have full control over what one experiences as they sleep. Good dreams were given as a reward but bad dreams, nightmares, were punishments or warnings.

A group of followers of Annaba, the Vessels of Annaba, resided in the C'thardji hills at Urpto'tala Pemparra.

## History

It was believed that Annaba was as old as the world was, most modern followers of Annaba did not believe in a creator of the world and that Annaba was created just as the rest of the world was. Some believers chose to accept Annaba along with their creator Gods. And there were those who do believe Annaba created the universe.

## Description

It was said Annaba resided in the dream realm, perhaps by choice, perhaps trapped. There were those who had claimed to have seen him in their dreams. They described him as a white outline of a man, or something resembling a man. He was joined in the dream realm by his men of death. They were said to appear as shadow people, not unlike the Shadowmen of legend.

It was said his power comes from shifts of balance in life and death. Legends even claimed when there was enough change in life or death he could leave his dream realm and walk among the living.
Ch'arvo

* 198 AG
* 180 AG

## Overview

Duke *Ch'arvo*, was the Duke Consort of C'thardjia and Regior of Ch'caselle from 183 AG until his death in 198 AG. He was married to Duchess Ch'mazi and had one son with her, Ch'matrin. Arvo's early life saw him jump from job to job trying to make a living. At some point, he came into the service of Sir Go'biera and became a trusted friend to the elderly council member. In 178 AG, at the funeral of Sir Go'beira, Arvo met Regia Ch'mazi when he was 27 and she just 19. They married the following year. In 183 AG, after Duchess Ch'matria's abdication, they became Duke and Duchess. In addition to being Duke, Arvo sat on his wife's Council as Her Advisor of Diplomacy. In 198 AG, Arvo contracted a deadly illness and passed away at just 47 years old, leaving Mazi to rule alone. Following his death, his son took on many of the responsibilities of his father such as succeeding him as Her Advisor of Diplomacy.
Br'rayleigh

Br'rayleigh circa 322 AG

## Overview

*Br'rayleigh* is the daughter of Naytheen Solme and Br'leon. Rayleigh, born the Regia of Br'clan, would go on to succeed her mother as Regia of The Broitar. As a youngster and later in adult life, Rayleigh greatly admired and on occasion in her youth fantasised over Jordric Phoenix, the preeminent member of the ruling House Phoenix from 325 AG.
Br'cia

Cia circa 201 AG

## Overview

Regia Br'cia was the Regia of The Broitar during the Uprootings. Cia was still young at the time, having succeeded her mother following her sudden death. Around this time she developed a brief intimacy with Regior Ch'matrin and they would remain close friends later in life. She attended the Gathering of the Regias unsure of Mazi's proposal to the join the Fellowship though was persuaded by Su'talina's rousing support. Cia had no love for politics and statecraft and upon her daughter's marriage, abdicated as Regia. All her life she had found interest in the natural world and in her retirement, studied fauna and flora at the University of C'thardjia before travelling the world. She was married to Regior Br'izan, a popular C'thardji artist and had two daughters with him.
Ch'jayde

* 202 AG
* 204 AG
* 208 AG
* 234 AG
* 252 AG

## Overview

Dame Ch'jayde (born Jayde) was the wife of Sir Ch'matrin and was a member of Duchess Ch'mazi's Noble Guard during the Uprootings. Jayde was fiercely loyal to Ch'clan and remained by her Duchess' side throughout the entirety of the conflict. In the aftermath of the war, and Mazi's death, Jayde did not join the guard of Queen Tr'cyllia and instead became a personal guard for Mazi's son, Matrin. In time the pair grew close and later married. They went on to take up residence at the Alosso Estate and started a family together, forming the cadet branch - Ch'clan of Alosso.
Br'uhmo

## Overview

Regior *Br'uhmo* (born *Uhmo*), was the Regior of The Broitar and a Regior of Br'clan. He was married to Regia Br'eyra of the Broitar making him Regior Br'uhmo of The Broitar. The two were unable to have children. In 273 AG the couple took in an abandoned baby named Glie and raised her as their own. She would go on to leave the Broitar and form a rebellion against Tr'clan. When the C'thardji Civil Uprising grew, Br'clan publically remained loyal to their Queen but secretly supported Glie's Rebels.
Bal'clan

## Overview

Bal'clan were a noble clan of C'thardjia. They were seated at the Great Forro until its destruction during the Last War.

During the Unified Retaliation, Bal'clan fought beside the rest of the Kingdom to defend the Continent. Like the rest of the C'thardji Regiors, the Regior of Great Forro fell during the Regior Purge.

During the war, Bal'clan joined Aub'arlo's Resistance against Ch'clan. Bal'clan's Regior and heirs were killed in the conflict, marking the end of the clan.
Amorets Dal

Amorets circa 301 AG

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## Overview

Amorets Dal was the most distinguished composer of his time, frequently collaborating in his early years with Forkoux Fyth. In his later years, he focused his efforts on solo projects in the Chaestlands and the Capital.

## Appearance

Amorets bore white hair and was bald for most of his life. Needing spectacles, he had grey eyes with wrinkles affording him an aged appearance in his later years. In his youth, he sported brown hair before balding by the time he was middle-aged.

## Biography

### Early life

Growing up on a farm abundant with animals in the rural kingdom of Ephellindron, he spent much of his time in the service of his parents alongside his 8 brothers and sisters. The young Dal frequently spent any free time he came across in the presence of nature and its sounds, finding them a soothing yet alluring mystery - encouraged greatly by his father, Reidor Dal. In particular, he noted the soundscape pertaining to each animal on the farm, and began to grow fascinated by the relationship between sound and subject, wishing to probe this further.

### Entry into music

Shortly thereafter, Amorets witnessed an orchestra play for the first time at Dronphelle, captivating him. Inspired, he began experimenting with objects to create proto-musical stories for the objects, animals and places he was acquainted with, he decided to share these with the local town folk. He hoped that he could use music as a device to express narrative, the language of which was entirely formed by his interpretations. Pleased with his early endeavours, he soon accepted an offer from interested parties in the Capital, eventually taking the bold decision to move away and study musical form at the Capital University of Oparo at the age of 17 in 231 AG.
Astoreth

The fortress circa 311 AG

## Overview

Astoreth, located near the River Tyst and completed 311 AG (at the genesis of the Second Grenthyx Dynasty), acted as a diplomatic hub for Helmont. With the politically inert puppet Eightoux Fyth occupying the position of patriarch in Helmont Castle, Astoreth's diplomatic role flourished; most political deliberations of any consequence between the Dynasty and Helmont were mediated there. Under Fraeddi Cratesten, these deliberations were at their peak, having being inserted into the position by the Dynasty itself.
Alastor Fletching

Fletching circa 138 AG

## Overview

Sir Alastor Fletching was the Advisor of Diplomacy to Duke Ly'gasrón from 133 AG until Ly'clan's deposal in 138 AG. Born in Mhordyn to a Truvenscian father and Chaestish mother, Fletching experienced a unique ubringing that led him to become intrigued by other cultures from a young age. As such he found himself studying the cultures of The Continent at the University of C'thardjia - far from his family's home in Mhordyn. Though, some time into his studies he opted to divert to studying diplomacy. It was during this time he encountered the young Ly'gasrón, eldest son of Ly'tontus, the heir to the ruling family of C'thardjia. The pair devloped a close friendship and mutual respect that resulted in Fletching finding a place within C'thardji nobility as Gasrón's father ascended as Duke.

After Sir Go'beira's shock departure from the council of advisors, Gasrón recommended Fletching to succeed him, however his father opted to carry on without a diplomacy advisor. This period of uncertainty would prove fleeting as, months later, the Duke was assasinated. Succeeding his father, Gasrón could finally appoint his friend as his most vital advisor. The pair worked tirelessly to repair the damage done to the Duchy of C'thardjia under Tontus' rule; all the while reigning as the Colonial Wars raged on across the Grenthyx Dynasty's waning sphere of influence. After just six years in power, Gasrón was usurped by Ch'trellia, the opportunistic matriarch of the rising Ch'clan. With this, the now former Duke relocated to Skjermark and Fletching returned to his home in Mhordyn.
Ch'trellia

* 139 AG
* 159 AG
* 190 AG

## Overview

Duchess *C'trellia* was the Duchess of C'thardjia from 138 AG until her abdication in 163 AG. She was married to Ch'lucali and had two daughters, Matria and Esmyn and a son, Vallio. As the leading member of Ch'clan, Trellia held a great deal of influence in C'thardjia and negotiated with the Grenthyx Dynasty to take control of C'thardjia from the ruling Ly'clan. As Duchess, Trellia brought a matriarchy to C'thardjia and preached pacifism which spread quickly across the peninsula. Trellia was remembered for her passion and determination to bring radical change to C'thardjia.
Bay of C'thardjia

Location of the bay with its southernmost extent indicated by a black border

## Overview

The Bay of C'thardjia was a large body of water which sat between the kingdoms of Velosorn and C'thardjia, the latter of which its name is derived from. To the north, a slither of coast belonged to Truvenscia. By 301 AG, the warm waters were rife in piracy, most eminently that of Sellazella's Crew. The Oppidan Delta marked the westernmost point of the bay.
Bridgeton

## Overview

Bridgeton is one of the few major cities in The Borrows. It is located in the south-west region of the kingdom at the origin of the Steaming River. The settlement was built on a group of small land masses in a lake, where four rivers combine. A large part of the city is therefore also built on water, through floating homes, boats and pathways.

Bridgeton is the only borrosian settlement that has a strong land connection to the rest of the continent. To protect from foreign invaders the city has a very strong defencible capability. For instance, all four rivers have a chain system which can block any access in and out of Bridgeton. Most large bridges in the city can be raised or shut, trapping intruders on certain islands and locking them out of others. Even though the city has a main road connecting it to the other kingdoms, it has no other roads spreading out across The Borrows. It is connected to these other borrosian locations sorely through rivers and bays.

House Bridger has ruled in Bridgeton since its founding, making them one of the most powerful houses in the kingdom. The family rules from a castle, Brightkeep, located on the largest central isle in the city. The Luck's Square is located next to Brightkeep which gives access to the Twin Bridge, a magnificent bridge that is capable of opening to let ships pass underneath.

## Notable Locations

* Brightkeep
* Southern Keep
* Twin Bridge
* Luck's Square
Alzanya

## Overview

Dame *Alzanya* was Her Personal Advisor on Queen Tr'millian's Council of Advisors. She was Millian's most loyal and trusted advisor and a lifelong friend. The two had known each other since they were young when Alzanya became a handmaiden for Princess Millian. She would remain by her Queen's side for the entirety of the C'thardji Civil Uprising. She was in a relationship with fellow advisor, Sir Tu'torro, but kept it a secret as she believed it was not professional.
Ascension of Duchess Ch'matria

### Outcome

Ch'matria is granted the titles of Duchess of C'thardjia and Regia of Ch'caselle

Ch'edro is granted the titles of Duke Consort of C'thardjia and Regior of Ch'caselle

## Overview

The Ascension of Duchess Ch'matria took place in April of 163 AG, in the throne room of Ch'caselle, C'thardjia. With the birth of her daughter's second child, Duchess Ch'trellia decided to abdicate and pass the responsibility onto her daughter, Matria and her husband, Edro. Trellia believed that Ch'thardjia would prosper if its rulers respected the ideas of new generations and thought the ascension of their children into power, while mature but still young, was the best way to do so. Having time to plan, the abdication took place immediately prior to the ascension ceremony as part of a joint ceremony. At a later date, Matria and Edro travelled to the Capital to pledge their allegiance to King Royce Grenthyx and finalise their ascension. As Trellia had intended, these events became tradition for the New Era of C'thardjia.

With the ascension, Matria was then on stylised as *Duchess Ch'matria of C'thardjia, Regia of Ch'caselle and Regia of Ch'clan*. Ch'edro, once a bastard of Ol'clan, was then on referred to as *Duke Consort Ch'edro of C'thardjia, Regior of Ch'caselle and Regior of Ch'clan*.
Akashi

## Overview

Akashi was a country in the Shi Peninsula of Kisaya. It was bordered by Jumito and Horishi. The country was formed following the collapse of the Horishi Empire and was named for the House of Aka that commanded the highest respect among the nobles.

## History

Tens of thousands of years before the formation of the empire the peoples that would later become the Akashi migrated to the Shi Peninsula from the east. Though disputed by some, many believed these peoples were the first to make this mass migration west. Historically there was a great divide between the residents of the many cities along the coast and the rural communities that resided further inland. Despite a distinctly different culture and way of life, the inland communities remained subjects of the cities' upper class nobles.

The lands of Akashi were the birthplace of the powerful Oku Dynasty that held the north of Shi until its fracturing. Following that, in what would become Akashi and Miyoro the Ichi Dynasty held domain until the Conquest of Shi by the House of Kyoma in 901 BG. Akashi remained a part of the Horishi Empire for its millennia of rule but as its influence began to weaken across Kisaya the rural communities rebelled against their city dwelling oppressors, supporters of the Empire, and became the one of the final nations to secede from the Horishi Empire by 209 AG

Despite the efforts being led by the rural communities, the country's independence saw the noble citymen remain in power and the House of Aka formed the country of Akashi. A war for true independence was fought in the mid 200s between Akashi and the 'Inland Territories' though was ultimately futile. By 301 AG the country was still politically divided but was otherwise thriving and by then had become a member of the Kisayan Union.

## Culture

Like much of the Shi Peninsula, the Akashi held many a belief in spirits and adopted the syncretistic Shunism religion spread by the House of Kyoma. The lands of Akashi were believed to be the home of many mythological monsters and evil spirits. Notable fables tell of creatures that invaded from the east (and/or south) to either kill or mate with the Akashi people. This has led scholars to suppose the Horishi and/or Jumito people attempted invasions long before the Grand Conquest and is the leading evidence for the theory that Akashi was settled prior to the rest of northern Shi. One common tale tells of the Demons of the Sun – creatures that came from the east of the Shi Peninsula and travelled to Akashi to capture children and bring them with them as the sun sets dragging them out to sea. This story was often told in reference to the Horishi Empire.
Artair Veiôs

Artair circa 202 AG

## Overview

Artair Veiôs was a male member of House Veiôs of Mhordyn, notable for his involvement in both the Revolution of Mhordyn (with his late father, Giric Veiôs) and in the Ruinous Advance in the Uprootings. Artair rose In Mhordynian society a fiercely respected man who commanded with ease a sense of trust and companionship allied with strength. This qualities made him a significant unificatory figure and thus key ally of Tíras Theôs during both the kingdom's revolution and Uprootings, rallying the other houses to the Veiôs seat of Dúnhal. Such was the trust of Theôs that he agreed to not accompany Mhordyn's forces during the conflict, knowing that the Mhordyn archon had anticipated that his unificatory skills and respect would come to use later. Following his involvement in the end of the Ruinous Advance with the Grenthyx Dynasty's failed attempt to carry out a full massacre in the east of the Kingdom, Artair accompanied Tíras through the rest of the Uprootings. Artair lost his life while partaking in the Siege of Chaesterlyn at the very end of the conflict; one among many heroic casualties in the final act of the conflict.
Alice Witcher

## Overview

Duchess *Alice Witcher* was the wife of Duke Caldon Witcher of the Opialands and mother of Denzel, Alisia and Nemiah. She was executed in 189 AG on charges of attempting to usurp her husband as ruler of the Opialands. It was speculated by many that she was associated with Opian witches, who were supposedly exterminated by House Witcher centuries prior. Her betrayal was very hurtful and confusing to Caldon and their children, who found other Opians' speculations and theories on the matter distasteful and upsetting - she was still loved by her family despite everything. 13 years after her demise, Helmontan Patriarch Forkoux Fyth strongly suspected that she was involved with the Unidentified Presence which spearheaded her betrayal. In 203 AG while imprisoned at Ensom Citadel, Caldon was informed and given evidence by Forkoux of his suspicions; the Patriarch urged him that his life and his family's lives were in danger and quietly released him.
Aporic Order

## Overview

The Aporic Order (formerly just 'Order') was a Capital crime syndicate which rose to prominence in its initial crude, gang-based form during the Capital Decimation War of 202 AG, and became dominant once it was restructured and declared the Aporic Order by Tórval Jävri, only then making it a crime syndicate. [1]
546 BG

## Events

* Clan Dùn (later: House Preôs) establish themselves in the Castle of Dùnhal in what would first become the Kingdom of Dùnhalia 8 years later, and later still, eastern Mhordyn
	+ This begins a period of intense conflict with Màaxi cultists who were driven back into the nearby rocky and treacherous Spàdoth Dukalìk, driven from their former territorial expanse now occupied by Ieos and Saeos precusor houses
54 AG

## Deaths

* Nort Delton, *Great Counsel of The Borrows*, is murdered
* ..., *Great Commander of The Borrows*, is murdered
* Lando Bridger, *Great Justiciar of The Borrows*, is murdered
* Daron Stemmer, *Great Conciliator of The Borrows*, is murdered
* Era Barker, *Great Stewardess of The Borrows,* is murdered

## Events

* Tentor is named Great Counsel of The Borrows
* The Royal Gren Championships II (54 AG) is held in C'thardjia
Awela Armitage

Awela circa 29 AG

## Overview

Awela Armitage (neé Pineston) was a female member of House Armitage (formerly House Pineston), who served as Duchess Consort of Contra from 29 AG until the assassination of her husband, (and Duke) Eldryd Armitage in 44 AG. She was noted for being a decisive woman, siding with the Grenthyx Dynasty and Eldryd on their assessment of her parents, Lannyn and Vae Pineston, as being problematic for Contra, and agreed to adopt the name Armitage when she married Eldryd upon the death of her father, thereby becoming Duchess Consort. After his assassination in 44 AG, she was remained devoted in raising her two children, who both went on to rule Contra - Sior and Cerys Armitage. Although distressed when Sior died at the age of 14, she carried on raising the 2 year old Duchess of Contra, Cerys, until her own death in 68 AG.
Ch'clan of Aurelle

## Overview

*Ch'clan of the Aurelle* Estate (Commonly *Ch'clan of Aurelle* or sometimes *Ch'clan of the Estate*) were a cadet branch of Ch'clan of Ch'caselle. They held domain over the Northern C'thardji Strip, residing at the Aurelle Estate, though were never granted the titles of Regia or Regior due to the lack of a significant population in the strip. Rather, the elder of the clan was granted a knighthood and referred to as Sir or Dame

## History

During a conflict C'thardjia got into debt trading for weapons from Ori Sao, a member of the Ori Islands. This was left unknown to the succeeding Duchess Ch'trellia until Viceroy Nang Ji-Jung arrived demanding payment. Having spent much of her wealth on repairing C'thardjia, Trellia was unable to repay the debts and reluctantly agreed to the Viceroy's solution. To repay their debts, her son, Vallio, would serve as a ward for the House of Nang, deeming the value of a son as priceless.

Vallio's time as a ward left a surprisingly positive impact on him. At 19 years old, he had begun a relationship with Nang Bo-Yin, Ji-Jung's daughter, and she had fallen pregnant. Ji-Jung had grown fond of the boy and the pair were allowed to travel to C'thardjia to raise their family. Returning home, Vallio took residence in the Aurelle Estate and with the birth of his daughter, Kelsu, formed Ch'clan of Aurelle, a cadet branch of the ruling Ch'clan.

Vallio's experience with House Nang led him to later arrange for his own son, Jiron, to become a ward in exchange for a son of Ji-Jung's, Bo-Hyuk. This took place again a generation later between Dorven, Kelsu's son and Dae-Ki, the nephew of Bo-Hyuk.

This tradition lasted for generations until Queen Tr'millian refused to partake due to the political climate of Ori Sao in the 280s.
Br'izan

* 203 AG
* 259 AG

## Overview

Regior Br'izan (Better known by the mononym Izan) was an accomplished C'thardji artist, best known for his works of the Royal Family of C'thardjia but also celebrated for his own independent works. His most popular and controversial piece was the 'Reign of Queen Tr'eulie' painted shortly after the Queen's coronation. Izan was Regior of the Broitar through his marriage to Br'cia and they had two children together. Izan and his wife also had a strong friendship with the Queen Tr'cyllia, King Tr'orlon, Sir Ch'matrin and Dame Ch'jayde, with the trio of couples meeting regularly across their busy lives.

## Biography

During the Uprootings, Izan became romantically involved with the young Regia Br'cia. A year after the war ended the pair married and Izan became a Regior of Br'clan. That same year, at the Coronation of Queen Tr'cyllia, Cia introduced Izan to Regior Ch'matrin, a close friend of hers. Impressed by Izan's works, Matrin put Izan in contact with the new ruling Tr'clan and by Matrin's recommendation Izan was commissioned to paint a portrait of the Queen. With this, Izan quickly became well known among C'thardji nobles and soon found himself with a highly esteemed career.

Izan worked for many years producing works for various nobles across C'thardjia and even across the wider continent. After the Coronation of Queen Tr'callie, reaching his fifties, Izan took on less and less work and soon found himself working solely on his own, often private, works. He would, however, produce one final piece for Tr'clan following the Coronation of Queen Tr'eulie. The painting, known as the 'Reign of Queen Tr'eulie' was accepted by the family yet became a work of controversy for its debated 'villainous' depiction of Eulie. Public opinion of the Queen was strong yet those close to her, such as Prince Tr'cupen and Ch'matrin, were known to speak critically of her in private. Because of his friendship with Matrin, it was believed Izan himself had no love for the Queen and as such portrayed what he saw as her true nature in his art. Despite the debate, Izan would never comment on the intent of his work. Such negative beliefs came to be justified with the Trial of Tr'eulie two decades later.

Izan passed away shortly before his 89th birthday in 268 AG, with his wife passing some years prior, he was survived by his two daughters.
Cheops the Glorious

Cheops circa 2,010 BG

## Overview

Cheops the Glorious was the last Sultan of the Kingdom of the Seven Sendahs, an ancient kingdom whose true origins were blurred with prehistory itself. Not much was known regarding Cheops outside of accident tablets and inscriptions in stone which heralded him as a man of glory, understood to have referred to his strict adherence to the religion of Sendan, a devotion which he infamously attempted to impress upon his three children. Although, in all likelihood, he did this in good faith, its result was to fracture the relationship between his children, who each took radically different views on the religious teaching, resulting in a sense of loathing between the three children. Cheops was in decking health for his final years, unable to speak due to several strokes. During these years, in effect, he ruled with his power driven eldest son, Bitep. These years saw a rapid decline in prosperity, with mismanagement and unfair treatment of its citizens rife. It was hotly debated during this time just how much power the debilitated Cheops really wielded, given the stark different between his rule prior to Bitep’s involvement and after it. This led many to conclude that the period of decline that the latter years of Cheops’ rule saw should rather have been thought of as the beginning of Bitep’s short lived rule.
Amp

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## Family

### Children

Thomas

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Fafnir

Weakness:

* Anti - Magic
* Supreme Being blessed Weapons (kills instantly)
* Fairy Light Magic

### Noteable Features

* Fafnirs are Dragons who has crused into a human form by Ambrus. Fafnirs posses red eyes, red blackish wings, also with long claws and teeth.

> "*Fafnirs are Legendary creatures they are Dragons that possesses magicial powers far superior than any mage could dream but Ambrus cursed them turning them human but they bear the eyes of the Legendary pericing Red Dragon eyes*"
> ― Professor Connie to Fell Marth studens
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Fafnirs are Dragon like creatures created by Ambrus in Forella. Fafnirs possessed huge amount of magicial energy that rivals a God. At some point Fafnirs plotted to overthrow but Ambrus cursed the Fafnirs into a human body permanently suppressing their magicial powers. Ambrus banished the Fafnirs from Forella and forced them to live on earth. Supressed in human form many Fafnir clans including Dean Sabina and her cousin Roman clan possess the pericing red dragon eyes of a Fanir proof of their origin.
Barra Figgan

## Overview

Barra Figgan was a high ranking Llanor commander that notably served as Duke Wilddar's Lord of the Field during the Uprootings. His wife, Fyona, was the High Judge for Llanoreid in the Provincial Court and was succeeded by their daughter Bria. Figgan's lifetime of service to Llanoreid earned him the title of Lord of the Field upon the kingdom's entry into the war. Despite Wilddar's decision, many of his subordinates believed Figgan was short in physical experience and lacked the vigour he once had to lead Llanoreid's entire force. In response, for the duration of the war, Figgan was determined to prove his peers wrong and led with a ruthless and unyielding approach. This attitude coupled well with Wilddar's council Head, Alfret Codding and the other unruly commanders of the Fellowship. During the war, Figgan became a close mentor to Bravaro Braitbirn, Wilddar's eldest son, and would come to consider him the son he never had.

After the war, and as a result of the Fellowship victory, Figgan believed he had achieved what set out to prove and retired as Lord of the Field. Though, he remained on Wilddar's council, taking the position of Head of Justice. During the Llanoreid succession crisis, Figgan remained loyal to House Braitbirn by supporting Wilddar's daughter Ashlin. When the crisis was ended by the return of Bravaro, Figgan remained on the council but was asked to retire in 231 AG during Conley Arddan's reshuffle.