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Bobba

**Bobba**ist ein Wort, welches unangebrachte Wörter im Habbo Hotel ersetzt. Es ist sozusagen ein Wirtfilter.

Am 2. Dezember 2010 wurde ein Nachrichtensegment veröffentlicht, in dem das Wort "Bobba" entfernt werden sollte. Es war am 7. Dezember 2010 aus dem System. September 2012 wurde Bobba als offizielles Habbo-Wortfilterwort zurückgebracht.
Osternüsse

Am 04. April 2012 wurde in allen Habbos die Währung „**Nüsse**“ eingeführt. Diese kam mit der limitierten Rare in die Hotels. Für jeden Taler, den man sich neu erworb, erhielt man eine Nuss. Mit diesen Hülsenfrüchten konnte man sich Möbel (außer Rares und Habbo Talers), Haustiere, Böden und Wände zum gleichen Preis shoppen. Somit betrug der Wechselkurs zwischen diesen und den Talern einen Wert von 1:1. Die Erdnüsse  ließen sich nicht wie die Saisonwährungen durch Quests verdienen.

Die gekaufte Dekorationen, welche es sonderbar für Nüsse gab, sind tauschbar. Man bekam die Erdnüsse nur bis zum 10. April, doch einlösbar waren sie bis zum 12. April. Die Frist, welcher dieser auszugeben, wurde damalig bis zum 15. April verlängert.

 Auf der me-Page fand man folgende Informationen bezüglich der Währung: *Ostern wird Nussig! Diese Ostern bekommst du für jeden neu gekauften Taler eine Nuss. Du kannst die Nüsse für viele coole Sachen ausgeben. Du bekommst Nüsse bis zum 10. April, aber du kannst sie bis zum 12. April ausgeben.*
Burning of Cyngvar

The **Burning of Cyngvar** was the penultimate battle in the conquest of Valkanren by Somnar the Great. It involved the arson of the ancient castle of Cyngvar, capital of the Kingdom of Cyngvar, as well as the slaughter of its population. After the destruction, Somnar was crowned High King of Valkanren by Cassius II, Supreme Pontiff.

## History

After the Battle of the Snows, where Leodoth Blackheart led an army of 15,000 against Somnar's 10,000, Somnar managed to trick Leodoth into a difficult position and won the battle, slaying both Leodoth and his eldest son, Leostan. Countless lords who had served Cyngvar swore fealty to Somnar after the battle, principally the lords of Selvarn and Harthing. Instead of naming a Lord of Cyngvar, Somnar marched on the capital and burned it down, slaughtered the population, destroyed its crops and salted the land, leaving the area in ruins. This was so that he could prove the end of the Kingdom of Cyngvar for all generations to come. However, anger at his ruthlessness would plague the Kingdom of Valkanren for centuries to come.
Treaty of Three Crowns

The **Treaty of Three Crowns** was a rebel manifesto produced by Carlon Lettmar, who from 123 AU until his death claimed the title of King of Cyngvar and Brythonia. The treaty was reactionary to the Treaty of One Crown, signed by Lord Chancellor Marius of Lowell and Conrad of Valkanren in 119 AU, without the consent of the separatists.

## Terms of the manifesto

* Cyngvar, Sassyar, and Brythonia would become independent kingdoms.
* King Conrad would disregard his claim to the throne of Valkanren, and be allowed to retain the castle of Levenstad and wardency over the city of Ellgyr.
* Carlon Lettmar would rule both Cyngvar and Brythonia in a personal union.
* Marius of Lowell would be arrested and attained for high treason, by 'making' a king without the consent of the separatist faction.
Marjorie Dornay

**Princess Marjorie of Valkanren** (164 AU—235 AU) was a Valkanrian princess and the eldest daughter of Dedric I of Valkanren. She married Richard of Lowell, who, upon Dedric's death, claimed the throne of Valkanren against Alben II and thus began the Lowell Rebellion.

Marjorie was described as attractive, dutiful and well-mannered.
Alexander Carthidian

**Alexander Carthidian** (258 AU–306 AU) was the third Lord Protector of Valkanren, and the first during the Second Interregnum. His tenure lasted two years, at the end of which he held the Great Election of 293 AU. Unlike his predecessors, Harwyn of Ashmore and Marius of Lowell, Carthidian made an effort to be neutral from factionalism and deliver swift justice; however, he personally sympathised with Elaine Dornay.
Hart

**Hart** é uma sentinela da Corte Primaveril. Ele tem cabelos pretos e uma compleição forte.

## História

Como muitos Grão-Feéricos em Prythian, Hart foi uma testemunha das tarefas de Feyre em Sob a Montanha.

### Corte de Névoa e Fúria

Hart é apresentado a Feyre no dia anterior a seu casamento com Tamlin. Hart e seu amigo, Bron, conversam brevemente sobre o Grão-Senhor, Rhysand e seu acordo com Feyre. Rhysand não deu início ao acordo e levou Feyre para a Corte Noturna, e Hart pergunta se ela teve alguma notícia dele. Ele afirma que ele e Bron cuidarão de Rhysand, se for preciso.

Após Feyre deixar a Corte Primaveril e se fixar na Corte Noturna permanentemente, Lucien, Bron e Hart a caçam. Eles a caçam por dois meses, mas Feyre se recusa a ir com eles. Rhysand aparece e Hart recua. Os três, e as outras quatro sentinelas, retornam para a Corte Primaveril após Feyre e Rhysand os ameaçar.

## Referências

1. ↑ Corte de Névoa e Fúria: Capítulo 4
2. ↑ Corte de Névoa e Fúria: Capítulo 47
Alhir Dornay

**Alhir Dornay** (101 AU—151 AU) was the second son of Conrad, King of Valkanren and the brother of Somnar III of Valkanren. From 129 AU until his death, he was heir presumptive to the throne of Valkanren. He married Lucelle Lettmar to forge a nominal peace with the separatist faction, who had been troubling Valkanren for the entirety of Conrad's reign. He had three children by her: Lucion and Joanna, both of whom died in infancy; and Brenmar II of Valkanren.
Vanerio III of Sassyar

**Vanerio III of Sassyar**, popularly known as **Vanerio the Poet**, was the King of Sassyar during Edward the Conqueror's union of Brythonia. He considered Edward a substantial threat to his country and built relations with Leothar Longspear, King of Cyngvar.

A member of the Merian dynasty, he is an ancestor of Mero XII of Sassyar, Merezyn of Sassyar, and the Kings of Valkanren. He was succeeded by his son, Cario.
Merezyn of Sassyar

**Merezyn of Sassyar** (22 BU—30 AU) was a Sassyari princess, the daughter of Mero XII, and the queen consort of Somnar I of Valkanren. She was a hardened warrior-queen as well as a trained diplomat; she was widely regarded as intelligent, silver-tongued, strong, and independent. With Somnar she bore three children: Brenmar I, Celessina, and Alben I.

## History

### Somnar's Conquest

When Somnar came to Lyzentos to enlist the support of Mero XII against Edgar II of Brythonia, Mero offered Somnar the hand in marriage of his heiress, Merezyn, believing Somnar to be the prophet Alexander reborn to shine Hynethe's light across Valkanren. Somnar obliged, married Merezyn in the Temple of Lyzentos and then marched east. Merezyn was known to fight alongside Somnar in battles, and earned the nicknames **Merezyn the Warrior-Queen** and **Merezyn the Golden Queen** for her prowess with swords.

As Somnar's consort, she was fair and even, and inspired her son Brenmar's passion for a justice system.
House of Lowell

The **House of Lowell** is an old and prestigious dynasty based in the castle of Lowell Hall. They originally held control over the Kingdom of Lowellshire, which encompassed the south of most of the River Leven. However, the last king Marion II swore fealty to Edward I of Brythonia after the Battle of the Green Field. Since the Age of Petty Kings, the House of Lowell has been in a constant blood feud with the House of Harthing over a land dispute. This dispute was eventually sorted by Somnar the Great in 5 AU as Somnar granted the land to himself, but their rivalry remains.
Somnar III of Valkanren

### Title

Somnar, the Third of that Name Since the Union, of the Most Noble House of Dornay; by Hynethe's dignity, High King of Valkanren; King of Brythonia, Cyngvar, and Sassyar; Lord of the Valkanrians; Primate of Alexander; Count Palatine of the Leven; Warden of Ellgyr; Protector of the Faith.

### Dynasty

House of Dornay

**Somnar III of Valkanren** (99 AU—158 AU) was the seventh High King of Valkanren and the second of the House of Dornay. Known for having fathered no sons, he is regarded today as **Somnar the Sonless**.

## History

### Separatist Rebellion

In his younger years, Somnar was an unmatched commander and swordsman; arguably, he was one of the best in Valkanren. In the Battle of Dorhelm, he defeated Carlon Lettmar in personal combat as well as defeating Lettmar's host, which numbered 5,000 more than his (Somnar's) own. For his accomplishments, he was named a Grand Master in the Order of the Pegasus by his father, Conrad, and earned nicknames from Crevidian chroniclers such as **Somnar the Strong** or **Somnar the Ravenslayer**.

As a young man, he was burly, strong, domineering, and handsome. He was muscular and everything a king was expected to be.

### As king

Upon Conrad's death in 129 AU, Somnar was crowned Somnar III of Valkanren in the throne room of Levenstad. At the age of 30, he had fathered no sons yet with his wife, Fiona of Bourgier, which led many to believe that Fiona was infertile. The Supreme Pontiff, Flaminius I, offered Somnar the ability to divorce Fiona, however he refused, citing that Hynethe made marriage to be eternal.

His reign was occasionally challenged by separatists who sought the recreation of Brythonia and Cyngvar; however, the support for this movement was substantially less so than in his father's. Overall, Somnar III's reign was long, just and peaceful, with few lapses. His kingdom was inherited by his nephew, Brenmar II.
Somnal Lucanthar

**Somnal Lucanthar, Prince of Levenstad** (181 AU—200 AU) was the illegitimate son of Lucion Dornay, Lord of Cyngvar. With his uncle Dedric I of Valkanren having had no sons, he was legitimised and named Prince of Levenstad in 199 AU. However, he died in 200 AU in a hunting accident. He begat a pair of twins, Lucella and Alben.

Somnal was an eccentric figure, and stigmatised at court due to his low parentage. Upon his death, the title Prince of Levenstad passed to his son Alben.
Theophylactus of Sassyar

**Theophylactus**, popularly known as **Theophylactus the Tyrant**, was the last Hynerian king of Sassyar and the final royal deity of Sassyar. He was married to his sister, Hynethe. After Hynethe bore a bastard, Alexander, he had his wife humiliated through the streets of Lyzentos naked before beheading her. He exiled Alexander to the Kingdom of Hetzburg. After facing fifteen years of rebellions, Theophylactus began killing peasants in the streets with his army. Alexander returned, killed Theophylactus, and when asked to be king by the common people of Lyzentos, he refused.
Kingdom of Sassyar

The **Kingdom of Sassyar** is the oldest kingdom on the Valkanrian subcontinent. It was founded millennia ago by Cares, who built the marble city of Lyzentos with an army of slaves. Its last independent ruler was Mero XII, after whom it became united in a personal union under the High King of Valkanren.

## Location

The Sassyari kingdom is present within the south of Valkanren, in the lands around the River Sassyar. The city of Lyzentos stands in the centre of the kingdom, bridging the two sides of the river. The next largest cities are Prospopolis and Vespalos, which are both made of granite and marble respectively. Sassyar's availability to the sea has always given it strength as a naval power, and their fleet is famous world-wide as the Pride of Sassyar. They have been able to indulge heavily in trade across the world, namely with the Empire of Crevidia, and, before the union of Valkanren, larger kingdoms in Brythonia such as Hetzburg, Ashmore and the Free City of Ellgyr.

## Religion

In the ancient Sassyari civilisation, kings and queens were worshipped as gods and goddesses in their own right. Kings would marry their sisters to keep the bloodline pure, and this was imitated by Sassyari princes too. Eventually, Sassyari polytheism ended with the death of Theophylactus of Sassyar at the hands of Alexander. Alexander was a bastard son of Hynethe, Theophylactus' sister-queen. When Theophylactus had discovered Hynethe's infidelity, he had her stoned naked through the streets before beheading her; after a period of exile in

   Hetzburg for fifteen years, Alexander returned to Sassyar and slew Theophylactus.

When Mero I of the Merian dynasty was elected as the new king, he stopped the practice of polytheism and exclusively worshipped Hynethe.

## Society

In Sassyar, 'prince' is a title not solely reserved for the sons of kings. Rather, it is used on the same basis as 'lord' or 'lady' in Brythonia or Cyngvar. A wealthy nobleman is called a prince, and this tradition carried on to the Prince of Levenstad title in Valkanren.
Prince of Levenstad

**Prince of Levenstad** is the title used to denote the heir to the throne of Valkanren. Despite this, it lacks a territorial designation. The term 'prince' originates from the Sassyari meaning, which is that a prince is a high nobleman.

## List of Princes of Levenstad

* Brenmar I of Valkanren (8 AU—24 AU)
* Somnar II of Valkanren (43 AU—55 AU)
* Marcus, King of Valkanren (56 AU—66 AU)
* Somnar III of Valkanren (119 AU—129 AU)
* Dedric I of Valkanren (158 AU—199 AU)
* Somnal Lucanthar (199 AU—200 AU)
* Alben II of Valkanren (200 AU—201 AU)
* Dedric II of Valkanren (220 AU—231 AU)
* Dedric III of Valkanren (253 AU—257 AU)
* Conrad Dornay (269 AU—289 AU)
* Irrwen Segethard (293 AU—299 AU)
* Robert Segethard (299 AU—300 AU)
* Somnar V of Valkanren (300 AU—303 AU)
* Arthur Segethard (303 AU—present)
Dedric II of Valkanren

### Title

Dedric, the Second of that Name Since the Union, of the Most Noble House of Dornay; by Hynethe's dignity, High King of Valkanren; King of Brythonia, Cyngvar, and Sassyar; Lord of the Valkanrians; Primate of Alexander; Count Palatine of the Leven; Warden of Ellgyr; Protector of the Faith.

### Dynasty

House of Dornay

**Dedric II of Valkanren** (220 AU—252 AU) was the eleventh High King of Valkanren and the sixth of the House of Dornay. He had a relatively long rule; however, like his ancestors Dedric I and Somnar III, was unable to produce a son. His reign was plagued by a ubiquitous weakening of the crown, as his father, Alben the Peacemaker, had seen the institution of a Council of the North and had granted Sassyari cities great independence.

Dedric was succeeded by his brother, Somnar IV, after dying in the Sweet Plague—a plague that ravaged Valkanren from 252 to 257 AU.

Dedric was the father of Clarisse Dornay, who married Alben Segethard, Lord of Segethard Hold.
Oswin Leventhar

**Oswin Leventhar, Count Palatine of the Leven** (43 BU—1 BU) was the illegitimate son of Edmund II of Brythonia, the father of Somnar I of Valkanren and the cousin of Edgar the Cruel. In 1 BU, after objecting to Edgar II's unreasonable taxation, he was sentenced to death for treason, humiliated in the streets, and subsequently beheaded, sparking Somnar's conquest of Brythonia, Cyngvar, and his inheritance of Sassyar.

During Edgar's reign, he was a prominent nobleman and politician who secured many friends at court. He was an unmatched administrator and diplomat, however all of his efforts were nullified by Edgar's impulsiveness and greed.
Conrad, King of Valkanren

### Title

Conrad, of the Most Noble House of Dornay; by Hynethe's dignity, High King of Valkanren; King of Brythonia, Cyngvar, and Sassyar; Lord of the Valkanrians; Primate of Alexander; Count Palatine of the Leven; Warden of Ellgyr; Protector of the Faith.
Lord of Hetzburg

### Dynasty

House of Dornay

**Conrad, King of Valkanren** (78 AU—129 AU) was the sixth High King of Valkanren and the first of the House of Dornay. He rose to power after being crowned in the Treaty of One Crown—an agreement created by Marius of Lowell which ended the First Interregnum and restored the crown of Valkanren. Much of his reign was weak, and characterised by an incessant demand for separatism. Although Conrad attempted to restore relations with the separatists by marrying his son, Alhir to Lucelle Lettmar, his rule never truly recovered and he went down in history as one of the weakest kings.

## History

Conrad Dornay, Lord of Hetzburg was the husband of Falena of Lowell, who was the granddaughter of Somnar I of Valkanren and the cousin of Marius of Lowell. The First Interregnum's two factions—unionists and separatists—had divided Valkanren for two generations; separatists sought Cyngvar, Brythonia and Cyngvar to be released from a united Valkanrian crown, viewing unionists as corrupt and domineering, and holding the belief that Somnar's legacy should have died with his dynasty. Meanwhile, unionists saw separatists as objecting the wish of Hynethe by attempting to cast her kingdoms asunder. Marius of Lowell, the leader of the unionist faction and Lord Protector of Valkanren, signed the Treaty of One Crown with Conrad in 119 AU, bestowing the crown of Valkanren upon Dornay and reforming the Kingdom of Valkanren. The separatists, who had been uninvited to the conference, promptly rebelled under the banner of Carlon Lettmar.

The Separatist Rebellion was incredibly successful at first, however in the Battle of Dorhelm, Somnar, Prince of Levenstad crushed the Cyng host and defeated Carlon in personal combat. Carlon was promptly attained and beheaded; his daughter was forced to marry Alhir as a peace-weaver, and his son Lucion was only returned the lands in 131 AU.

During Conrad's reign, the Cyng remained a persistent threat even after the Separatist Rebellion. Several peasant revolts occurred in Harthing and Selvarn throughout his rule, prompting Conrad to reevaluate the justice system in Valkanren, instituted by Brenmar I 100 years earlier.
Lyzentos

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### Founder

Unkown (village)
Cares (city)

### Present Ruler

Somnar V of Valkanren

**Lyzentos** is an ancient city located on the mouth of the River Sassyar. It boasts a glorious city centre made of pure marble, a university, a monastery and a great temple to Hynethe. Considered the centre of Valkanrian culture, architecture, and religion, it is also the largest and most populous city on the Valkanrian subcontinent with a population of 500,000.

## History

Prior to the unification of the Kingdom of Sassyar, the city was merely a small village set on the mouth of the River Sassyar. Over time, as its trade grew, a wealthy nobleman, Cares, commanded his army of slaves to construct the city centre out of large blocks of marble. Once the city was completed, he was hailed as a god and founded the Carian dynasty. One by one, other cities along the Sassyar swore fealty to him. He named all of his noblemen princes and held court in the high temple of Lyzentos.

Lyzentos itself is based around three hills: the Carian Hill, named for Cares, which holds the high temple; the Vanerian Hill, named for Cares' sister-queen Vaneria, which boasts the university; and the Alexandrine Hill, named for Cares' son Alexander, which hosts the monastery.
Alben I of Valkanren

### Title

Alben, of the Most Noble House of Leventhar; by Hynethe's dignity, High King of Valkanren; King of Brythonia, Cyngvar, and Sassyar; Lord of the Valkanrians; Primate of Alexander; Count Palatine of the Leven; Warden of Ellgyr; Protector of the Faith.

### Dynasty

House of Leventhar

**Alben I of Valkanren** (11 AU—66 AU) was the fourth High King of Valkanren, the second son of Somnar the Great, the brother of Brenmar I, and the uncle of Somnar II. His reign was described as tense, uncertain, and at times, tyrannous.

## History

### As count

Alben had been risen to the rank of Count Palatine by his father, Somnar the Great, upon his birth; he administered the lands of the Levenmoor from his father's seat in Levenstad, and quickly became one of the wealthiest children in Valkanren. This earned the jealousy and rivalry of his brother Brenmar, who saw Alben as unjust and unscrupulous, inspiring Brenmar to institute his various reforms to the justice system. Their rivalry peaked when Brenmar was crowned High King, and made every effort to push Alben out of court by granting him the lieutenancy of Alryne, and sentencing him to serve as an administrator thereat.

Upon Brenmar's death in 55 AU, his (Alben's) son Somnar inherited the throne. A sickly, twelve-year-old boy, he died one year later from tuberculosis. It was a strong rumour that Alben had actually poisoned the king, although there is no evidence for this claim.

### As king

Upon being crowned as High King of Valkanren, Alben immediately sought to undo the reforms made by his brother, Brenmar. He gave much more absolute power to the crown and sheriffs became purely nominal. Cyng lords became incredibly dissatisfied with Alben's rule and threatened rebellion on several occasions, however they only rebelled in 75 AU, during the reign of his son Marcus.

Alben I died from old age ten years after ascending to the throne, leaving it in a much worse position than it had been in the reigns of previous kings.
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**Habbo Japan**war die japanische Version des Habbo Hotels. Es wurde im Februar 2003 eröffnet und ist damit das vierte Hotel, das eröffnet wurde. Aufgrund der geringen Anzahl an Spielern wurde es am 16. April 2009 geschlossen. Es wurde von ち ゅ か (YukaChi) verwaltet. Nur wenige Mitarbeiter haben ausschließlich am japanischen Hotel gearbeitet.
Conrad Dornay

**Conrad, Prince of Levenstad** (269 AU—289 AU) was heir to the throne of Valkanren from 257 AU until his death in 289 AU. The son of Dedric the Redeemer, he died fighting Maron the Black, a notorious pirate, in the Straits of Ellgyr. A fabled warrior and master naval commander, he was impaled with Maron's spear and his head was sent back to Levenstad in a box. Dedric died two years later.

Conrad was married to Clara Varanei, a noblewoman from the Empire of Crevidia. His marriage was the first major attempt from the Kingdom of Valkanren to engage in foreign diplomacy. He had one daughter, Elaine Dornay.
Mero I of Sassyar

**Mero I of Sassyar** was the first king of Sassyar of the Merian dynasty. After Alexander slew Theophylactus the Tyrant, a council of Sassyari princes convened to name a successor. Mero, previously the Prince of Meria, was appointed as king and subsequently annulled Sassyari polytheism, choosing instead to exclusively worship Hynethe.
Brenmar III of Valkanren

### Title

Brenmar, the Third of that Name Since the Union, of the Most Noble House of Dornay; by Hynethe's dignity, High King of Valkanren; King of Brythonia, Cyngvar, and Sassyar; Lord of the Valkanrians; Primate of Alexander; Count Palatine of the Leven; Warden of Ellgyr; Protector of the Faith.

### Dynasty

House of Dornay

**Brenmar III** (226 AU—257 AU) was the thirteenth High King of Valkanren and the eighth of the House of Dornay. Like his two brothers before him, Dedric II and Somnar IV, he caught the Sweet Plague and died in 257 AU. His reign was regarded as just, but unfortunately tortured by the effects of the plague. He fathered one son, Dedric, who would become High King of Valkanren.
Clara Varanei

**Clara Varanei, Princess of Levenstad** (b. 270 AU; death unknown) was a princess of the Empire of Crevidia who married Conrad, Prince of Levenstad. She was regarded as the most beautiful woman in Valkanren, as well as exceptionally intelligent.

Before Conrad had gone off to fight Maron the Black in the Straits of Ellgyr, she was impregnated and later gave birth to Elaine Dornay. In the Great Election of 293 AU, the votes of the Valkanrian lords were nearly tied between Elaine and Alben Segethard, Lord of Segethard Hall. However, Alben won with 73 votes against Elaine's 65 votes. Both Clara and Elaine were sent back to Crevidia.
Kingdom of Lowell

The **Kingdom of Lowell** was an old kingdom during the Age of Petty Kings based in the lands surrounding Lowell Hall. The kingdom was successively ruled by the prosperous House of Lowell. During the reign of Edward the Conqueror, Marion II agreed to peacefully swear fealty to the Kingdom of Brythonia, and was thereafter named Prince of Lowellshire. The kingdom was founded by Lowther, a bourgeois merchant who became so wealthy he built a castle as a bridge from Brythonia to Cyngvar.

The kingdom was traditionally rivals with the Kingdom of Harthing. This rivalry created several wars over the years, which carried on into the Age of Kings.
Cares, King of Sassyar

**Cares of Sassyar** was the first king of Sassyar. His name meant 'great one' in the old tongue of Sassyar. A Lyzentine prince, he commanded an army of slaves to exalt the small town of Lyzentos into a city built of marble. He was one of the richest men in Sassyar at the time, and his wealth founded the Carian dynasty. Cares married his sister Vaneria and begat at least one child, Alexander, King of Sassyar.

After his death, Cares was worshipped as a god of wealth.
Treaty of One Crown

The **Treaty of One Crown** was signed in Levenstad on 119 AU by Lord Protector Marius of Lowell and Conrad Dornay. It marked the end of the First Interregnum and the beginning of the House of Dornay's rule in Valkanren.

The antithesis of this treaty was the Treaty of Three Crowns, signed in 125 AU by the lords of Cyngvar, and drawn up by Carlon Lettmar.

## Terms of the treaty

* The titles of High King of Valkanren; King of Brythonia, Cyngvar and Sassyar; Lord of the Valkanrians; Primate of Alexander; Warden of Ellgyr; Protector of the Faith be granted to Conrad Dornay.
* The Protector's council be given administrative status as the King's council, led by a Lord Chancellor.
* Marius of Lowell serve as the first Lord Chancellor of Valkanren.
Marcus, King of Valkanren

### Title

Marcus, of the Most Noble House of Leventhar; by Hynethe's dignity, High King of Valkanren; King of Brythonia, Cyngvar, and Sassyar; Lord of the Valkanrians; Primate of Alexander; Count Palatine of the Leven; Warden of Ellgyr; Protector of the Faith.

### Dynasty

House of Leventhar

**Marcus** (32 AU—75 AU), popularly known as **Marcus the Bad** or **Bad Marcus**, was the fifth High King of Valkanren and the last king of the Leventhar dynasty. His reign was most noted for the Cyng Rebellion, in which Cyng lords attempted to achieve independence from Valkanren. The final years of his reign are also regarded as the beginning of the end for Somnar I's legacy of unity and strength.

## History

After the death of his father, Alben I, Marcus inherited a country torn between separatists and unionists, factions which persisted long into the First Interregnum. He was a poor administrator and commander, and was often ruled over by his own vassals. His wife, Joanna Lettmar, had failed to produce any sons, however he did have one daughter Princess Joanna.

The Cyng lords saw Marcus as weak, and regarded Joanna as cursed for her inability to bear sons; ever superstitious, they saw the Valkanrian royal family as unworthy of their loyalty as they were not blessed specifically by Hynethe, and they still clung hard to the rumours of Alben I of Valkanren's regicide of Somnar II.

In 71 AU, a rebel army led by Lucion Lettmar marched on Levenstad. Lucion saw himself as the true King of Cyngvar and Brythonia, based on the claims inherited by his ancestors, Edgar the Cruel and Leodoth Blackheart. Their siege of Levenstad lasted from 74 AU until 75 AU, when Marcus marched out from the castle walls and was promptly shot in the eye by an arrow, ending the House of Leventhar and beginning a period known as the First Interregnum.
Alben III of Valkanren

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### Title

Alben, the Third of that Name Since the Union, of the Most Noble House of Segethard; by Hynethe's dignity, High King of Valkanren; King of Brythonia, Cyngvar, and Sassyar; Lord of the Valkanrians; Primate of Alexander; Count Palatine of the Leven; Warden of Ellgyr; Protector of the Faith.

### Dynasty

House of Segethard

**Alben III of Valkanren** (257 AU—303 AU) was the fifteenth High King of Valkanren and the first of the House of Segethard. He achieved power in the Great Election of 293, where he put his claim against Elaine Dornay's claim and asked for the lords of Valkanren to cast their vote. He won by 73 votes over Elaine's 63, and was promptly crowned King of Valkanren by Supreme Pontiff Elerius VII.

He was married to Bertha Huss and fathered three children: Irrwen, Robert, and Eleanor.

## History

Alben originated from a family of minor nobility; the House of Segethard had served a grand purpose in the Age of Kings as Lords of the Cyngmarch and Lords of Segethard Hold, however the use of their title had become mainly nominal by the end of Dedric III's reign, who united Valkanren after two-hundred years of internal incivility and iniquity. Alben possessed a claim on Valkanren through his mother, Clarisse Dornay, who was the sole daughter of Dedric II of Valkanren.

Having only secured a marginal victory in the Great Election of 293 AU, Alben quickly made efforts to consolidate his rule by appeasing various lords with patronage. For example, making Luthor Huss the new Lord Chancellor of Valkanren and Alexander Carthidian the Lord Treasurer.

Overall, Alben's rule was highlighted by minor factionalism at court and prosperous peace. He went down in history as a mediocre king who didn't change much about Valkanren. His legitimacy was not particularly questioned much either, as unlike his predecessor, Conrad, he possessed the support of the majority of Valkanren's lords.
River Sassyar

The **River Sassyar** is the central river in the Kingdom of Sassyar, as well as the kingdom's namesake. Most cities within the kingdom are built around it due to its notable fertility. These include the capital city of Lyzentos, as well as Prospopolis and Meria.

## History

The River Sassyar was a cradle of civilisation, giving birth to the Sassyari people, who would later expand to encompass Brythonians. Sassyar comes from the ancient Sassyari word 'sasyá' meaning 'fertile.'

During the reign of Cares, King of Sassyar, a marble bridge was built to connect the two sides of the Sassyar in Lyzentos.
Edgar II of Brythonia

**Edgar II** (38 BU—1 AU), popularly known as **Edgar the Cruel**, was the penultimate independent King of Brythonia and the final ruler of the House of Edgerren. He was famous for his incessant malice and cruelty, imprisoning friends and foes alike, beating them through the streets of Ellgyr, and executing those whom he deemed threats. Eventually, his madness led to his death in the conquest of Somnar the Great.

## History

Edgar was born the son of Edwell, King of Brythonia in 38 BU. An only child, his mother Gunhilda of Cyngvar died in childbirth shortly after his delivery, and even at birth he was sickly and fragile. As he grew older, he was ridiculed for his weaknesses and felt intimidated by the strength of his advisers, chiefly Oswin Leventhar, Count Palatine of the Leven. Once he ascended to the throne, he inherited a land embittered by droughts and plague, and rose taxes to an extortionate level to fill his coffers again. Oswin spoke out against this, so Edgar had him whipped through the streets of Ellgyr before beheading him. This led to a rebellion by Somnar Leventhar with the support of Mero XII of Sassyar. In the Sack of Ellgyr, Edgar was slain by Somnar himself.

Edgar's reign was, overall, tumultuous and unpredictable. He was considered by his contemporaries the worst king Brythonia had seen. He was married to his cousin, Esmerelda of Cyngvar and had one daughter, Joanna Edgerran.
Red Robins

The **Red Robins** were a group of bandits, led by Sir Harry Horpe, which raped and pillaged the western region of Brythonia around 299 AU. Irrwen, Prince of Levenstad was dispatched to root them out and was slain in battle against Horpe himself; after which, Horpe was impaled through the eye by Sir Gronkor the Black's arrow. The bandits were disbanded and hanged by Gronkor, who was thereafter named a knight of the Order of the Pegasus.
Sassyari polytheism

**Sassyari polytheism** was a religion practised by the ancient Sassyari. The peasants worshipped kings and queens as gods and goddesses in their own right. This practice ended with the death of Theophylactus of Sassyar at the hands of Alexander, after which a council of Sassyari nobles elected Mero, Prince of Meria as their king, and Hynethism became the predominant religion in Sassyar (the worship of Hynethe, exclusively).

Each king or queen represented specific virtues, such as:

* Cares: wealth;
* Vaneria: education;
* Theophylactus: war, greed, strength;
* Hynethe: justice, peace, resilience.
Luthor Huss

**Luthor Huss** (b. 233 AU) is the current Lord Chancellor of Valkanren, and has served under the two Segethard kings: Alben III and Somnar V. During the Second Interregnum, he was a very potent commander and administrator, serving as Lord Treasurer for Alexander Carthidian. He fathered four children: Bertha, who would become Queen of Valkanren; Luporious; John, who would be elected Supreme Pontiff; and Severon Huss, who was named Bishop of Harthing by Alben. Due to his connections, he is regarded as one of the most powerful men in Valkanren.
Elaine Dornay

**Princess Elaine of Levenstad** (b. 290 AU; death date unknown) was the daughter of Conrad, Prince of Levenstad and Clara Varanei. During the Second Interregnum, a Great Election was called in which she gained 65 votes against Alben Segethard's 73. Elaine and her mother were thus sent back to Crevidia in exile.

Elaine was known to be exceptionally beautiful, taking after her mother, as well as highly intelligent and fluent in countless languages.
Harry Horpe

**Sir Harry Horpe** (257 AU—299 AU) was the leader of the Red Robins—a group of bandits which raped and pillaged the western regions of Brythonia around 299 AU. His horde was encountered by Irrwen, Prince of Levenstad, whom he slew in personal combat before being shot in the eye by Sir Gronkor the Black's arrow.
Joanna Leventhar

**Princess Joanna of Valkanren** (53 AU—115 AU) was the sole daughter of Marcus, King of Valkanren. During the First Interregnum, she was considered as a potential High Queen; however, her claim was disregarded quickly by the unionists as she was so closely related to the House of Lettmar through her mother's side. In 76 AU, she was forced by Harwyn of Ashmore's council to become a nun for Hynethe. She died in the Monastery of Lyzentos in 115 AU, four years before the Treaty of One Crown.

Joanna was widely regarded as an exceptionally talented and intelligent woman. She was deeply religious and loved the arts.
Deneva Lowell

**Deneva Lowell, Lady of Bryne** (134 BU—95 BU, presumed) was a princess from the House of Magi who married Edwyn Iryre, Lord of Bryne. Originally their marriage was arranged by her adoptive father, Rothard Lowell, however it wasn't long before Edwyn fell fatally ill and perished shortly after. In 88 BU Bryne, without a legal heir and his relatives Orthel and Adling having declared they would not claim the realm, was passed onto Deneva, who became the regent Lady of Bryne. She is regarded as having an unnatural elegance unlike many of her people.

## Background

### **Etymology**

'Deneva' is thought to not actually be her birth name. It resembles the Moorish name 'Devana,' which means 'mother of the forest,' or a less common term 'Odene,' meaning 'mother of fire.' It is believed she changed her name to conform more with the cultures of Brythonia upon her marriage.
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Great Election of 293 AU

In 293 AU, an unprecedented **Great Election** was held by the reigning Lord Protector of Valkanren, Alexander Carthidian. The election marked the end of the Second Interregnum and the beginning of the House of Segethard's rule over Valkanren.

## History

The nobles of Brythonia, Cyngvar and Sassyar were all invited to Levenstad to cast a vote on who they would like to be their king out of Alben Segethard and Elaine Dornay. The result was 65 votes for Elaine and 73 for Alben. The election was held to eradicate fears of corruption, as had been present in the First Interregnum.
Lucion Lettmar (Protectorate)

**Lucion Lettmar**, Lord of Selvarn (59 AU—93 AU) was the main proponent of the Separatist movement during the First Interregnum.

## History

Lettmar was an influential member of Cyng society prior to and during the Cyng Rebellion of 71 AU. During the rebellion, he acted as one of the co-leaders of its army and personally led the siege of Levenstad. When Marcus left the castle to commence battle with what he believed were uneducated and untrained rebels, he was cut down by Lucion's army, ending the reign of the Leventhar kings and beginning the First Interregnum. When the office of Lord Protector was created and granted to Harwyn of Ashmore, Lucion was summoned to Levenstad to answer for the crime of treason. However, Lucion defended himself that he was only protecting the rights of the Cyng people, who had been wrongly oppressed by Marcus. He was thereafter cleared of all charges and remained a main proponent of separatism in the Protector's council.

Lettmar was arguably the true heir of Edgar II of Brythonia and Leodoth Blackheart, being descended from both. However, the council refused to recognise his claim, and so did Lettmar; instead of being King of Valkanren, he simply wanted to be King of Cyngvar *and* Brythonia. Half of the council followed his claim, and upon Lettmar's death, similarly followed his son Carlon's leadership of the separatist movement.
Levenstad

**Levenstad** is a grand castle located on the southern side of the River Leven. Originally the seat of Harold Brythonhal, it has run through the Kings of Levenstad, Kings of Brythonia, and Kings of Valkanren until the present day. The castle is a very strategic point, as it is one of three bridges from Brythonia to Cyngvar. From the reign of Somnar the Great, it has been the capital of Valkanren.

The heir to the throne of Valkanren is often called the Prince of Levenstad. However, this title does not denote control of Levenstad, but is rather a byname inspired by the naming conventions of Sassyari princes.
Lowell Hall

**Lowell Hall** is a great castle located on the southern banks of the River Leven. For centuries, it was the seat of the Kings of Lowell. Initially built by Lowther I, a bourgeois merchant, it came to be one of the most prominent castles in Brythonia, alongside Levenstad, Ashmore, and Alryne.

The castle is a position of strategic importance, controlling one of three bridges from Brythonia to Cyngvar (and vice versa).
Kingdom of Selvarn

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The **Kingdom of Selvarn** was an old, prestigious kingdom based in the trade city of Selvarn. It was founded in the Age of Petty Kings by Lett I, also the founder of the House of Lettmar. The kingdom was abolished with Lett VII's oath of fealty to Leothorn the Mighty, King of Cyngvar.
Somnar IV of Valkanren

### Title

Somnar, the Fourth of that Name Since the Union, of the Most Noble House of Dornay; by Hynethe's dignity, High King of Valkanren; King of Brythonia, Cyngvar, and Sassyar; Lord of the Valkanrians; Primate of Alexander; Count Palatine of the Leven; Warden of Ellgyr; Protector of the Faith.

### Dynasty

House of Dornay

**Somnar IV of Valkanren** (223 AU—253 AU) was the twelfth High King of Valkanren and the seventh of the House of Dornay. He ruled for one year after the death of his brother, Dedric II in 252 AU. He died from the Sweet Plague, a plague which ravaged Valkanren from 252 to 257 AU.
Edwell, King of Brythonia

**Edwell, King of Brythonia** (77 BU—28 BU) was a king of Brythonia, the son of Edmund the Vain and the father of Edgar the Cruel. He was married to Gunhilda of Cyngvar, and was reputably shy and introverted. In 38 BU, with the death of Gunhilda, he even became depressed.

His rule was particularly weak, and tortured by a series of plagues and poor harvests across Brythonia.
Brenmar II of Valkanren

### Title

Brenmar, the Second of that Name Since the Union, of the Most Noble House of Dornay; by Hynethe's dignity, High King of Valkanren; King of Brythonia, Cyngvar, and Sassyar; Lord of the Valkanrians; Primate of Alexander; Count Palatine of the Leven; Warden of Ellgyr; Protector of the Faith.

### Dynasty

House of Dornay

**Brenmar II of Valkanren** (122 AU—165 AU) was the eighth High King of Valkanren and the third of the House of Dornay. His short reign was marked by the Divorce Crisis of 159 AU. His first wife, Mary of Avelaire had been accused of witchcraft by the King's council, suspiciously after only having bore the king one son, Dedric. He divorced Mary which sparked a revolt among Hynethists across Valkanren, and troubled his legitimacy thereafter. He remarried to Clarisse Goldhart, a commoner, which was even more controversial. He fathered one son with Clarisse, Lucion, Lord of Cyngvar.

Brenmar II was stocky of build and sharp-looking. He was a good hunter, and died peacefully to be succeeded by his son, Dedric.
Carlon Lettmar

**Carlon Lettmar** (81 AU—123 AU), known for a time as **Carlon, King of Cyngvar and Brythonia** was the second leader of the Separatist movement during the First Interregnum, following in his father's footsteps.

## History

Carlon Lettmar, descended both from Edgar II of Brythonia and Leodoth Blackheart, claimed the thrones of Brythonia and Cyngvar, but did not seek dominion over all of Valkanren. He pursued this because he believed Valkanren was Somnar the Great's legacy, and should not be given to another dynasty. The antithesis was Unionism, which favoured the continuity of a Valkanrian monarchy.

After the Treaty of One Crown was signed in 119 AU, the crown of Valkanren was bestowed upon Conrad Dornay, who was crowned in Levenstad as King Conrad later that year. In 123 AU, Carlon defended his claim by creating the Treaty of Three Crowns, subscribed to by most Cyng lords. This began the Separatist Rebellion, supported by most Cyng lords. His rebellion came close to victory, but was ultimately defeated in the Battle of Dorhelm by Conrad's son Somnar, Prince of Levenstad. Carlon was attained and sentenced to death. The lord's lands were once again given to his son, Lucion, in 131 AU.
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Hynerian dynasty

The **Hynerian dynasty** was the last divine dynasty of Sassyar. It ended with the death of Theophylactus the Tyrant, whose sister-queen was Hynethe.

Theophylactus was slain by Alexander, Hyenthe's bastard son. A council of Sassyari princes convened on a successor and Mero, Prince of Meria was promptly selected and crowned, thus beginning the Merian dynasty.
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Brenmar I of Valkanren

### Title

Brenmar, of the Most Noble House of Leventhar; by Hynethe's dignity, High King of Valkanren; King of Brythonia, Cyngvar, and Sassyar; Lord of the Valkanrians; Primate of Alexander; Count Palatine of the Leven; Warden of Ellgyr; Protector of the Faith.

### Dynasty

House of Leventhar

**Brenmar I of the Valkanren** (8 AU—55) was the second High King of Valkanren and the successor of Somnar the Great. He reigned as king justly and peacefully for 31 years, in which Valkanren prospered in trade and flourished in the justice system. He mended relations with Cyng lords who had been damaged in Somnar's conquest of Cyngvar by marrying Elizabeth of Harthing, the eldest daughter of Beron Harthing, a beautiful woman and skilled diplomat.

## History

### Law and order

Brenmar finalised Somnar's legacy by passing several laws that would serve as the constitution for Valkanren. He also strengthened the image of the monarchy by visiting the various castles and towns of his vassals and handing out alms to the impoverished. He established a central King's Court of Justice in Levenstad, invented the idea of an impartial jury, and established similar courts in Ellgyr, Swanhaven, and Hetzburg. The main issue was that no such courts were founded in Selvarn or the Sassyari cities, and courts required royal approval to be formed.

Brenmar also created a centralised justice system by creating a Lord Justiciar, Farrell of Goldhart, to oversee the realm's law and order from an administrative standpoint. Under the justiciar were the sheriffs of various towns across Brythonia. Again, these changes failed to encompass Cyngvar and Sassyar, which Brenmar was heavily criticised for.