Kallendorf

> "*Every day they go down to the ocean and drink. They pray their souls to ancestors long dead and divine so that they may part the salt from the water with their tongues. Do this only in the realms of Kallendorf. Where man doth know he is more than he was when he sailed on in from the sun. Sailing on those abominable ships. Head down to the docks to the census office, and spit the salt from your tongues as a petty offering to their great kings.*"
> ― The teachings of the Sovereign Citizen, Page 8
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## Kallendorf

Ancient Kallendorfian Ruins

Kallendorf is a small area in Europe located near the Rhine named after the elven mansions of Kállándrós in the divine plane. Kallendorf is the center of the Church of Waine and it's history.

## Kallendorfian History

### Early History and Founding

The first settlers of Kallendorf were holy pilgrims following early doctrines of the holy trinity around 300 BC. The pilgrims trekked from Greek colonies in southern Gaul to settle just east of the Rhine river. The early pilgrims after settling permanently where visited by the lesser gods from the divine plane. The leader of these lesser gods was Háegoth of Móursïl. Háegoth told the pilgrims that he and his companions were sent by the Hoff to secure the holy trinities worship on Earth. The lesser gods then drew up the blue prints for a grand temple to act as conduit from the mortal world to the divine world. This temple was built secretly into the face of a mountain and was called Saegoth Sil.

The region of Kallendorf after the construction of Saegoth Sil attracted three Germanic tribes to the area. The Tribes grew to the majority of the Kallendorfian population and asserted their dominance over the Church of Waine followers. Despite being ruled over by the tribes, the followers of the Church of Waine openly accepted the rule of the tribes. The tribes were brave and tenacious warriors that faithfully protected Kallendorf and Saegoth Sil from the invading Roman legions.

### The Free City of Kallendorf

Kallendorf eventually was brought into the fold of Charlemagne's empire. After the death of Charlemagne, Kallendorf was recognized as a free city within the Holy Roman Empire. And its military prowess within the empire was well known all throughout Europe. The followers of the Church of Waine had fully secluded themselves from most of society at this point in time. However, they still relied on the protection from the Kallendorfian government and military who in exchange was granted superstitious charms and blessings over their military.

### The Duchy and Realm of Kallendorf and The Kingdom of Fiddy-Quatros

Kallendorf ascended to a prominent and powerful diplomatic state within the Holy Roman Empire due to the ferocity of it military and the fear that it invoked in its neighbors. Prince Coltonius II is most renowned for bringing Kallendorf to its status as a powerful duchy in the HRE. It is around this time that the Kingdom of the Fiddy-Quatros established themselves as a semi-autonomous region within Kallendorf. The Fiddy-Quatros brought with them sacred dialects originating from the British Islands. The Kallendorfians greatly looked up to the teachings of Nick The Sovereign Citizen who taught Fiddy-Quatros speech and the battle tactics of Steve the Briton. This mainly included the the Founding Four terms of the Kallendorfian Lexicon.