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242 AG

## Births

* Jeron Cratesten is born in a Helmontan trading village on the shores of Tyst Dod Lake
* Bronto I Root is born in The Borrows
* **12th June:** Shiezara III Euphratuman is born in the Capital
* Rh'eedyn is born in C'thardjia
* Sedris-Demeg is born in Tcha-Pala
* Quinton Saunterly is born in the Chaestlands
1,999 BG

## Events

* Bitep Velo, sultan of the Kingdom of the Seven Sendahs exiles his siblings, Ankh Zeri and Thar from the kingdom
	+ Shortly thereafter, Bitep flees as a sandstorm engulfs the capital of Thebos - lasting a whole year. This destruction of their capital and missing Sultan marks the end of the Kingdom of the Seven Sendahs
	+ Ankh Zeri, Bitep Velo and Thar each journey to their own regions (what would become the Western Reach, Eastern Reach and C'thardjia respecitvely) and begin to rally people behind their vision, derived from differing interpretations of the religion of Sendan
309 AG

## Births

* **10th January:** Br'rayleigh is born in C'thardjia

## Deaths

* **30th December:** Berin III Root dies in Helmont as he attempts to flee with Ainoux Fyth
* Jorden Bayron dies in Helmont fighting in the Great War
* Yifoux I Fyth dies in Helmont fighting in the Great War

## Events

### In Helmont

* Helmont retreats North and rallies support against House Grenthyx in the north, including the kingdom of Contra
	+ The Tyst Massacre occurs
	+ Ainoux Fyth is captured during the Battle for Srodmill Down
	+ **30th December:** The Second Siege of Helmont occurs
		- Shanryth Fyth returns to Helmont Castle only to find it in the midst of the bloody Siege. Seeing that there was little hope to be found, she begins her journey to the Totality Coast to the north
			* The Borrosian Survivors venture North to capture Berin. They arrive at Helmont Castle during the Second Siege of Helmont and are able to kill Berin Root
				+ Helmont Castle is badly damaged, with large portions being decimated
	+ **31st December:** Ainoux Fyth enters the Totality Range in exile
306 AG

## Deaths

* Arlo dies during a battle in C'thardjia
* Yy'glie is killed by Lyna following a duel in C'thardjia
* Dia is killed in the crossfire of a skirmish between rebels and House Grenthhyx in Truvenscia

## Events

### In C'thardjia

* The C'thardji Civil Uprising continues as Tr'lyna returns to her Rebellion and secures further victories and rallies more to her cause
	+ After falling for a trap, many rebels are killed including Arlo. Yy'glie blames Lyna for the prolonged conflict and a duel ensues between the two resulting in Glie's death. Gorl flees the Rebellion, his wails provoking other Stone Wailers in the Night of the Stone Wailers
* Queen Tr'millian allies with House Grenthyx, in return for assistance in stopping the Rebellion. Lord Sarnos Arrelar arrives with Lord Dukan Tyratheus, a band of Grenthyx soldiers and a prisoner, Et'charla. Arrelar prepares a trap for the Rebels which proves successful

### In Truvenscia

* Tr'thanir and Dia come to enjoy their time spent in Truvenscia despite their circumstances and finally admit their feelings for one another.
	+ The pair get caught in a battle between House Grenthyx and Truvenscian rebels where Dia is killed in the crossfire. Thanir is heartbroken and his feelings towards the rebellion against House Grenthyx are made clear
		- Thanir travels to C'thardjia, a ruin of a man, his feelings on his sister's rebellion unclear
Ascension of Duchess Ch'trellia

### Outcome

Ch'trellia is granted the titles of Duchess of C'thardjia, Regia of Ch'caselle and Regia of Ch'clan

Ch'lucali is granted the titles of Duke Consort of C'thardjia, Regior of Ch'caselle and Regior of Ch'clan

## Overview

The Ascension of Duchess Ch'trellia took place in September of 138 AG in the throne room of New Essa'caselle (later renamed Ch'caselle), C'thardjia. After the perceived failure of Duke Ly'gasrón's rule, he was deposed by the poweful Ch'clan in accordance with the Grenthyx Dynasty. Matriarch, Ch'trellia, was proclaimed Duchess of C'thardjia with her husband, Lucali, taking the role of consort. At a later date, Trellia and Lucali travelled to the Capital to pledge their allegiance to Queen Syrell Grenthyx and finalise their ascension.

With the ascension and renaming of Ch'caselle, Trellia was then on stylised as *Duchess Ch'trellia of C'thardjia, Regia of Ch'caselle and Regia of Ch'clan*. Similarly, Lucali would become known as *Duke Consort Ch'lucali of C'thardjia, Regior of Ch'caselle and Regior of Ch'clan*. Trellia's rule ushered in a new era of peace in C'thardjia, becoming known as the New Era of C'thardjia.
Alucard Euphratuman

Alucard circa 615 BG

## Overview

Alucard Euphratuman was a male member of House Euphratuman of Stronghurst (later the Capital), and the son of noted geometrical and mathematical pioneer, Rizule Euphratuman. Alucard was most notable for seeking objective verification for many of his unfinished theorems, but was notably unable to do so for his father's final project which ultimately took his life in the Western Reaches of Sorn'Yzra. Nonetheless, Alucard's advances on his father's ideas were significant enough to warrant his relevance in educational spheres by 301 AG.
Ch'olmero

Olmero circa 190 AG

## Overview

Sir Ch'olmero was the Master of Ch'caselle from 160 AG until his retirement in 190 AG. He was the younger brother of Duchess Ch'trellia and beloved uncle of Duchess Ch'matria, who appointed him as Master of Ch'caselle a year into her reign. He retired after 30 years of service and was succeeded by Sir Eddavette upon his recomendation to Duchess Ch'mazi. Despite his retirement, he remained an active member in Ch'clan's affairs until his death in late 202 AG. Olmero was strict and aloof as Master of Ch'caselle though held a very different, affectionate, demeanor around his family.
Bear of Golden Hair

## Overview

The *Bear of Golden Hair* was the soul bonded animal of Ricos Grenthyx. In 295 AG, the bear rescued Ricos and his brother Jaymes from danger in the wilderness of the Opialands. Ricos was oblivious of his relationship with the bear but was haunted regularly by its image.

## Appearance

The bear was larger than an average Opian Bear and with soft, golden fur. It had distinct copper eyes, much like a human of Grenthyx blood. The sex of the bear was unknown.
C'thardji Fox

A young C'thardji Fox

## Overview

The *C'thardji Fox* was a small mammal native to the Kingdom of C'thardjia, with a diet consisting of rodents, insects and birds. A symbol of purity and innocence, the animal came to represent the Kingdom it resided in.

During C'thardjia's periods of war, the ruling families often distanced from using the fox as a representative, believing it weak and uncharacteristic of the C'thardji might. During the Dark Decades, the Fang-hound rose as an unofficial national animal that better represented C'thardjia at that time. However, following the dawn of a new era of pacifism in C'thardjia, the C'thardji Fox became the perfect symbol of the new C'thardjia that Ch'clan saught to build.
Brannon Braitbirn

* 58 AG
* 100 AG
* 113 AG

## Overview

Brannon Braitbirn was the son of Duke Jorlath Braitbirn and elder brother of Duchess Leisha Braitbirn. After his brother, Cillian's, death, Brannon was to be heir to Llanoreid but in 64 AG, he mysteriously vanished. He returned 36 years later, during his sister's rule as Duchess, claiming to have found a calling in Soulhaven and brought with him answers to the great questions of life. Many dismissed him as deluded but his sister often called upon his advice, eventually appointing him to her council in her later years.

Brannon lived to the extraordinary age of 108, with many supposing his occult dealings offered him this longevity. On his deathbed it was said Duke Orryn cursed Brannon for his premature deterioration. He was a divisive figure in Llanoreid but returned to the advisory council under Leisha's grandson, Arddal, and was a personal mentor and friend to the young Fynn Braitbirn.
Cenrein

Cenrein being burned circa 5 BG

## Overview

Cenrein was a notable town in southern Contra, relatively close to the Deerhold Castle ruins. In 5 BG, the settlement became famous for its involvement in the tale of the Donton Company and its significance at the dawn of the Unified Retaliation. The first settlement for the Ivar Grexciss to meet, Cenrein, at that point evacuated thanks to the Donton Company, was burned and its resources pillaged by the Ivar Grexces forces. By 301 AG, it had fully recovered and expanded into a sizable town as House Hart established their new seat of Deerhold Keep within the settlement.
Belron Garth

Belron circa 194 AG

## Overview

Belron Garth was a female Helmontan seamstress and designer, who frequently worked for Helmontan Patriarch, Forkoux Fyth. She was most notable for helming the design of the interior of the ship, The Murndorl at the personal request of Forkoux after he had dismissed its previous interior artisan. Being most pleased with her work, Forkoux used her services on many occasions subsequent, in most instances utilising her talent in clothing by designing almost the entirety of Forkoux's wardrobe. Her great grandson was Helmontan judge in the Oppidan Court, Meggryron Garth.
Chaestlands Company

## Overview

The *Chaestlands Company* was the comprehensive alliance of Chaestish militaries which performed throughout the Unified Retaliation; when The Continent was invaded by the Ivar Grexcese. The Company represented the kingdom of the Chaestlands during the war and despite their roots in the south-western kingdom they saw to conflicts across varying regions of The Continent, from the beginning of the war in 5 BG to its disbandment in 0 AG. It was founded by King Jorjaeryn I Grenthyx and comprised of the military forces of Houses Grenthyx, Juillard, Garadé, Harthyx, Robinner, Shantale, Arrelar, Saunterly and Tyratheus. After a decisive yet costly victory for The Continent, the Chaestlands Company disbanded in 0 AG as King Jorjaeryn I was named King of the Continent and thus ushered in a new era of rule.

The Company was led by the King of the Chaestlands and the lords of the King's vavasours served as its generals. The militia of common Chaestish resistors to the Ivar Grexciss invasion was embedded into the company and its soldiers were incorporated into the forces of higher Chaestish Houses, such as Juillard.

In 301 AG, the body was reestablished in order to take arms against the kingdom of Ephellindron following the assassination of soon-to-be Patriarch Pyter Fyth by an unknown assailant in the the kingdom's capital, Dronphelle. The structure of the company was adjusted by Jaekob Grenthyx to incorporate the foreign armies recruited by Jaymes Grenthyx. The decision to reintroduce the company was controversial among households across The Continent due to the demilitarisation of the Chaestlands against other kingdoms in 202 AG after the conclusion of the Uprootings against the Grenthyx Dynasty by decree.

## Members

### As of the Unified Retaliation

* House Grenthyx - led by King Jorjaeryn I Grenthyx, 6,000 soldiers
* House Juillard - led by General Keral Juillard, 2,000 soldiers
* House Garadé - led by General Stephos Garadé, 2,000 soldiers
* House Harthyx - led by General Ferren Harthyx, 600 soldiers
* House Robinner - led by General Garel Robinner, 500 soldiers
* House Shantale - led by General Quanticio Shantale, 1,800 soldiers
* House Arrelar - led by General Ryndal Arrelar, 1,500 soldiers
* House Saunterly - led by General Atian Saunterly, 2,400 soldiers
* House Tyratheus - led by General Urespir Tyratheus, 1,900 soldiers
* Chaestish Militia - 3,700 civilian militants

### As of the Great War

* House Grenthyx - led by King Jaekob Grenthyx and General Jaymes Grenthyx
* House Amdhnell of Diesdiara - led by King Brody Amdhnell
* House Juillard - led by General Froy Juillard
* House Jorgan - led by General Saul Jorgan
* House Harthyx - led by Admiral Temwae Harthyx
* House Robinner - led by Commander May Einaudi
* House Shantale - led by Commander Tawin Nadai
* House Arrelar - led by General Safronn Arrelar
* House Saunterly - led by Commander Adeya Clairsea
* House Tyratheus - led by General Cerino Tyratheus
* House Andrade - led by General Henrique Andrade
* House Reynold - led by General Silzae Reynold
Ch'yin

* 201 AG
* 182 AG
* 163 AG

## Overview

Dame Ch'yin (Born Nang Bo-Yin) was the wife of Sir Ch'vallio of the Aurelle Estate. She was the daughter of Viceroy Ji-Jung of Ori Sao, who took Vallio as his ward when he was young. They had two children, Kelsu and Jiron, whom were raised in C'thardjia. Vallio left with a positive experience of Ori Sao and when Jiron turned 7, sent him to be a ward for the House of Nang. Though this time, Bo-Hyuk, a younger brother of Yin was in turn made a ward for Ch'clan.
260 AG

## Births

* Pyter Fyth is born in Helmont
* Princess Derra Braitbirn is born in Llanoreid
* Mari, later Princess Mari Braitbirn, is born in Llanoreid
* Ar'lyn is born in C'thardjia
* G'evita is born in C'thardjia
* Nadelle Tyratheus is born in Fort Nymph, Chaestlands
* Erick Réabute is born in Diesdiara, Dubravier

## Events

* The Funeral of Queen Tr'cyllia is held in C'thardjia
Br'clan

## Overview

Br'clan were a noble clan of C'thardjia. They were seated at The Broitar. As of 301 AG Br'eyra was Regia of The Broitar.

## History

After the Last War, a member of Br'clan was made a Regia and was given land near the ruins of Great Forro to build their seat.

## Notable Members

* Regia Br'eyra of The Broitar
* Regior Br'uhmo of The Broitar
* Regia Br'oolie
* Regia Naytheen Solme of The Broitar
241 AG

## Births

* Maroux Grenthyx is born in the Chaestlands
* Jun Airu is born in Ori Sao

 Deaths

* Airibi I Root, *King of The Borrows*, dies in The Borrows from the wounds he sustained in a fight with Zoran Lunar
* Zoran Lunar is killed by Airibi I Root
* Belron Garth dies in Helmont

## Events

* *High Strategist of Helmont*, Fallius Boron, becomes married to the Helmontan diplomat,Rael Ornoux
Carrick Lathon

Carrick circa 201 AG

## Overview

Carrick Lathon was a leading member of House Lathon of the Capital. He was married to Mollie Lathon, the younger sister of Duke Wilddar Braitbirn of Llanoreid. During the Uprootings, Carrick and House Lathon remained loyal to the Grenthyx Dynasty however House Braitbirn had sided with the Fellowship, leaving Mollie feeling conflicted. With this, the couple's already strained relationship began to break down. Prior to the Battle for the Capital, Carrick fled the Capital though could not persuade his wife to join him and she remained at Strather House with their children.
Bate Cratesten

Bate circa 194 AG

## Overview

Bate Cratesten was a male member of the Cratesten family of Helmont. He was known as the 'Dashing northerner' by those in the Royal Gren Championships of 194 AG. Bright and perservering, he won the games, earning the title of Champion of Gren. This brought the Cratestens into favour with House Grenthyx, paving the family's way to be considered by the Grenthyx Dynasty as a viable replacement for the Ruling Family Fyth in a coup that was discussed in 195 AG.
Adechh-Etechh

Hands of Etechh and Adechh moving the sun

## Overview

*Adechh-Etechh* was a prominent religion in C'thardjia. Its practitioners believed in two beings, a God and a Demon, that controlled the movement of the sun. A God that brought light, and a demon that stole it. Without both good and evil, the world would either be in permanent light or dark. Thus with both forces in play, the world would remain balanced.

### The God and the demon

Many considered *Adechh*, the *bringer of light*, to be the God and *Etechh*, the *bringer of darkness*, to be the demon. However, there was a sect of Adechh-Etechh simply called *Etechh-Adechh* who entertained the idea of the opposite. They suggested that the sunrise could be the work of a demon who wishes to burn the earth and the sunset was the powers of a God attempting to halt their actions.

## History

Adechh-Etechh was a major religion before the C'thardji Religious War. After the war, like most other religions, it became near extinct. However, decades later, Adechh-Etechh, along with Annaba and the Old Walkers was still practiced in very small numbers across C'thardjia.
Chaestish

## Overview

*Chaestish* referred to the culture of people native to the Chaestlands. The name derived from a Nymiq word, "Chaest," which was of an unknown meaning - though Chaestish scholars commonly theorised that it translated to "human," or perhaps "foe" or "enemy". Chaestish were widely followers of the religion of The Creed of Old. The people were renowned across The Continent for the aristocratic attitudes of their culture, in some cases sartorial extravagance, and also their political nature. While mostly peaceful, the people also had experienced a history of war and violence. Their history with the Nymph species had been reduced to mere legend as of 301 AG. The most famous family of Chaestish people was the House of Grenthyx, who had ruled over The Continent on two occasions.

## History

While a specific origin was unknown, Chaestish humans had lived in the Chaestlands for at least several millennia before 301 AG. They lived symbiotically with the Nymphs, another sentient species native to the area, particularly surrounding the Chaestwoods.

There was a history of interbreeding between the two races which was unsuccessful according to legend. In reality, it was secretly discovered that the combination would form what appears to be an ordinary human (with the exception of Nymph-like copper eyes) which possessed mystical qualities belonging to Nymphs, such as soul bonds with random animals. When humans began developing more complex structures and settlements across the continent, including in the Chaestlands, the Chaestish people began removing flora and fauna at a faster rate than ever before in order to fulfil their needs for construction, which conflicted with the spiritual beliefs of the Nymphs. Conflicts ensued and the Chaestish drove the Nymph species to total extinction. "Half-breeds" of human and Nymph were allowed to persist, however due to their rarity and stigmatised existence they soon disappeared, save for a notable family which greatly assisted in the early development of the kingdom, known as the family Grenthyx. While significant, this turn of events was forgotten overtime and people began to theorise that the Grenthyxes' unique hue of irises derived from the intervention of a deity.

## Physical Traits

The Chaestish culture of people were predominantly light-skinned and had eyes and hair of varying colours. They also had a wide variety of heights and builds as the race was not dominated by a specific physical characteristic. The Chaestish of the southern region of the kingdom were typically slightly darker in skin tone.
Advisory Council of Contra

## Overview

The Advisory Council of Contra was a collection of individuals who presided and advised over affairs for the Duke/Duchess, later King/Queen of the kingdom of Contra. These roles varied from overseeing trade to management of Contra's forces. The council was always led by a head, who was entrusted in personally relaying its activates and intelligence to advise the present ruler of Conra. For this reason, all positions, including that of the head, were selected by the incumbent ruler.

## Members through History

### Under Duke Syid Armitage (173-190 AG)

* Head of the Advisory Council: Cesil Burnwyn (188 AG-190 AG; Syid's death)
* Head of The Retaliatory Force: Teagus Nora (188-190 AG; Syid's death)
* Keeper of Riches: Sentheus Llarson (175- 190 AG; Syid's death)

### Under Duke (later King) Lythe Armitage (191-207 AG)

* Head of the Advisory Council: Cesil Burnwyn (191 AG-202 AG; Cesil's dismissal), Gwladus Grenthee (202-207 AG; Lythe's death)
* Head of The Retaliatory Force: Teagus Nora (191-202 AG; her death)
* Keeper of Riches: Sentheus Llarson (191-202 AG; promotion to High Judge for Contra in the Provincial Court)
* Custodian of Letters: Gwladus Greenthee (191-202 AG; promotion)

### Under King Sydor Armitage (207-252 AG)

* Head of the Advisory Council of Contra: Gwladus Greenthee (207 AG; his execution)
Cherva Blumoor

Cherva circa 280 AG

## Overview

*Cherva Blumoor* was a scholar hailing from the Chaestlands who was appointed head of the Scholars' Collective in 280 AG but only served in his position for just over 2 years before his death in 283 AG. He was known in his later years to be suffering consistently from deteriorating health, but nonetheless was an intellectual father figure to Uriah Hiedlande, who persuaded Cheva's predecesor as head, Geroldin Seeder, to nominate him before his passing.
Alosso Estate

## Overview

The Alosso Estate was the seat of Ch'clan of Alosso and Ly'clan of Alosso before them. It was located within Cemdalla and was named for Ly'alosso, the late younger brother of King Ly'menton. The estate was built as a home for Ly'clan in its largest city following the move of the capital to Vivita. After Ly'gasrón's assension as Duke, the estate went unused and, after his deposal, it was abandoned and fell to ruin.

In 159 AG, following the wedding of Regia Ch'matria and Ch'edro, the pair renovated the fort into a private residence. The future fellowship leader and Duchess Ch'mazi and her sister Lyna were born at the estate. They resided here until Duchess Ch'trellia's abdication and Matria's assension as Duchess. On occasion the couple made use of the residence during their rule and returned permanently after Matria's own abdication. This was until Matria informally separated from Edro and left for Nagsing in 207 AG. Following this, Ch'matrin requested his ageing grandfather move out to allow for Matrin to raise his own family at Alosso. The former Duke reluctantly agreed and, in 208 AG, Matrin moved in with his wife, Ch'jayde. After the birth of their daughter, Matrin was permitted by Queen Tr'cyllia to form a cadet branch of Ch'clan seated at Alosso that would persist into the 300s AG.
Annadelle Braitbirn

* 231 AG
* 258 AG
* 301 AG

## Overview

Queen *Annadelle Braitbirn* was the former Queen of Llanoreid and Lady of Turrinad Castle. She was the second wife of King Bravaro Braitbirn and had one child with him, Aemitte. After a string of failed relationships and following a divorce, Bravaro met Annadelle and the pair stayed together until Bravaro's death in 258 AG. By 301 AG, at 91 years old, Annadelle was still living at Turrinad Castle.
Beon

## Overview

Sir *Beon* was a member of Queen Tr'millian's Queensguard. He was good friends with fellow Queensguard Knight, Lor'arkin. Because of this, he was disappointed with Millian's decision to remove him from her guard but kept these thoughts private. Beon had a tense relationship with Helmontan Knight, Sir Hegor, believing he had no right being on the C'thardji Queensguard.
Bravaro Braitbirn

* 202 AG
* 226 AG
* 252 AG

## Overview

King Bravaro Braitbirn was the King of Llanoreid from 226 AG until his death in 258 AG. He was the son of King Wilddar and Queen Avelyn Braitbirn and father of Aemitte and Clavynn Braitbirn. He succeeded his father following a succession crisis between his siblings Ashlin and Covey that arose from Bravaro's absence from Llanoreid. During the Uprootings, Bravaro shadowed his father but was dissatisfied with his leadership and found a stronger father figure in Lord Barra Figgan. From then on he struggled to find any respect for his father, creating a rift that never truly mended.

During his life, Bravaro fathered many bastards and it wasn't until he was in his forties that he married his first wife, Eve, and had a son with her, Clavynn. However, after 6 years together, the pair split up with many deducing Bravaro had been unfaithful to Eve. 2 years later, he married the young Annadelle, a close friend to him during his relationship with Eve. The couple had a son, Aemitte, and a daughter. With the birth of third child, Bravaro made the shocking move to disinherit his eldest son, claiming he was born of a failed marriage and so would he be a failed king.

Bravaro's rule saw a rise in prosperity, trade and opportunity for Llanoreid - building upon the plans his father had had for his kingdom. In particular, the Llanoreid land reclamation project was a massive turning point for Llanoried's standing in the Continent. Despite his successes, Bravaro was seen by many to be a careless and discourteous ruler whose achievements belonged to those he appointed to advise and rule in his absence.
Capital Decimation War

## Overview

The Capital Decimation war was a cataclysmic event in the history of the Capital; a gang war occurring between September and November of 202 AG. The conflict saw a fundamental realignment of the underworld of the Capital, and resulted in a three month period where various crime syndicates fought in bloody open warfare to claim victory after a period of deep suppression during the Occupation of the Capital in the Uprootings. Sighting their chances, few gangs or syndicates which were operation prior to the Uprootings survived the conflict. The war also inflicted greatly upon the experience of civilians in the Capital, with the city essentially being shut for all but essential travel. The Wrennoc Congregate, headed by Helmontan Matriarch Ophellaer Fyth, notably was required to dispatch food and drink to the most needy owing to destroyed supply chains worsening poverty. Eventually, the war was ended as the institutions of the Capital regained law & order, though the role this had to play in bringing the conflict to a close was debated; by November of 202 AG the fact of the matter was that very few gangs remained to sustain the conflict, leading many to argue that new institutions such as the Council Magnus only marginally hastened the closure of the conflict.

## Outcomes

### The Righteous Blade

The Righteous Blade dislodged from their once dominant position in crime hierarchy and utterly obliteration.

### Order

Order were the unlikely victors, the bloody war resulted in a toughened leadership who were lucky to survive, but who were also now hardened fighters in the crime world.

### Oppidan Victors

The Oppidan Victors, already being allied with Order, agreed to be subsumed into the former gang, assisting in the creation of a fully fledged crime syndicate shortly thereafter thanks to Tórval Jävri.

### The Mercenaries of the Golden Line

Similarly to the Oppidan Victors, the Mercenaries of the Golden Line also agreed to be subsumed into Order. However, unlike the Victors, the Mercenaries were far more organised, and began as rivals to Order. In the eventual merger, they provided much needed muscle to allow for the Aporic Order to be declared.
Aemitte Braitbirn

Aemitte circa 301 AG

## Overview

King *Aemitte Braitbirn* was the King of Llanoreid and the Lord of Turrinad Castle. He was the son of King Bravaro Braitbirn and Annadelle Braitbirn. He had an older half brother, Clavynn Braitbirn, the son of Bravaro's first wife, Eve. He was married to Jayla and had 3 children with her. Two sons, Edwin and Rommon and a daughter, Derra.
C'thardji Crystal

## Overview

The C'thardji Crystal was a mineral found within the mines below the C'thardji hills. The crystal shone a bright crimson red and was incredibly tough. It was discovered by Sir Trimnny, who garnered fame and fortune distributing it. As he developed Tr'clan in his name, the crystal was represented on his coat of arms. It’s most common use was in jewellery and as decoration for nobility. It would later be discovered that breaking the crystal into a powder turned it into a strong stimulant that could be used as a recreational drug. As Tr'cyllia ascended to the C'thardji throne, the crimson crystal became synonymous with C'thardji royalty and would go on to become a symbol of C'thardjia itself.
93 AG

## Deaths

* Lady Jarmina Fyth dies in Helmont Castle, ending the rule of the first ever patriarch and matriarch in Helmont

## Events

* **29th December:** Jorjaeryn II Grenthyx abdicates as the King of The Continent due to health concerns

* Following the death of Jarmina Fyth, a plebiscite for the traders of Helmont to choose their next matriarch and patriarch from the Ruling Family Fyth is conducted
	+ Mordrid Fyth and Mayrgoux Fyth win, becoming the second matriarchs of Helmont, and therefore its first same sex rulers
Br'oolie

Br'oolie circa 301 AG

## Overview

Br'oolie was a female member of Br'clan of C'thardjia, who became disenchanted with the expectations set upon her by her mother and father at an early age. With high ambitions, she did not wish to remain in C'thardjia, much to the chagrin of her mother and father. Retaining her affiliation with Br'clan to acknowledge her cultural roots she was proud of, she began working for the Council Magnus in the Capital by her 20s, and by 262 AG, had succeeded nonother than Forkoux Fyth himself as envoy for liberty. In addition, she represented her family as a shareholder in the Treasuricus bank. She was a loving person, being highly empathetic towards the situation of others. She often loved to teach at the Capital University of Oparo in statecraft - this was where she met her husband, Xavier Solme. The pair married in 256 AG, and had three children together: Grenoa (in 257 AG), Tamaria (in 259 AG) and Naytheen (in 272 AG).
Ch'dorven

* 208 AG
* 201 AG

## Overview

Sir Ch'dorven was a member of Ch'clan of the Aurelle Estate. He was the son of Dame Ch'kelsu. Following tradition, Dorven was made the ward for the House of Nang of Ori Sao as a member of their house, Dae-Ki, was made ward for Ch'clan. He spent 10 years with House Nang before heading home as news broke of C'thardjia joining the Uprootings Conflict. Seventeen and untrained in combat, Dorven squired for his cousin Ch'matrin during the war. He then found himself in the company of Matrin's friends Dae-Ki and G'orlon. Following the war, Dorven was made a knight of C'thardjia by the new Queen Tr'cyllia.
Borrosian Survivors

The Borrosian Survivors are a group of Borrosians who escaped The Borrows after the War for The Borrows. They joined together with the single goal to capture Berin III Root, the person responsible for the war. They ventured north through Helmont and arrived at Helmont Castle during the Second Siege of Helmont in 309 AG. Once there Dane Bayron was able to kill Berin Root.

## Known Members

* Cinder Delton
* Dane Bayron
* Jakob Delton
* Jorden Bayron
* Laira Bridger
* Morras Lunar
* Ruby Bayron
Ch'clan of Alosso

## Overview

*Ch'clan of Alosso* were a cadet branch of Ch'clan of Ch'caselle. When Duchess Ch'mazi died with no female heir, she was succeeded by her niece, Tr'cyllia and so power transferred to Tr'clan. In 208 AG, wishing to start a family, Mazi's son, Ch'matrin formed a cadet branch seated at their private residence at the Alosso Estate]] in Cemdalla. Despite not holding any significant land, members of Ch'clan of Alosso were stylised as a *Knight of Alosso*, just as a Regior would be.

As of 301 AG Sir Ch'vyndar was the Knight of Alosso.
Ashlin Braitbirn

* 225 AG
* 202 AG

## Overview

*Ashlin Braitbirn* was the eldest daughter of King Wilddar and Queen Avelyn Braitbirn of Llanoreid. During the Llanoreid succession crisis she held the title of Queen. She had many siblings, the closest of which being her twin brother, Anlon. The pair fought together in the Uprootings, where they were inseparable until Anlon lost his life during a late battle. With this, Ashlin lost her spirit to fight and fled home prior to the Invasion of the Chaestlands. Ashlin was a conscientious and calculated warrior, being a foil to Anlon's impulsiveness. Though, like her brother, Ashlin was an extrovert, revelling when surrounded by people she cared for. After the war, Ashlin travelled out of Llanoreid, finding love in Helmont with a man named Harbin and settled down in the southern plains.

Following her father's death, Ashlin returned home with a claim to succeed him but was challenged by her younger brother, Covey, sparking a succession crisis. For a year the kingdom was at war though no blood was shed and the conflict came to a peaceful end with the return of Bravaro, Wilddar's eldest son. With this, Ashlin surrendered her crown and returned to Helmont.
C'thardji Hills

## Overview

The *C'thardji Hills* was a notable geographical expanse in northern C'thardjia, home to varying landscapes of rocky cliffs and extreme hills. It marked the northern boundary of the Jia Peninsula. Within it sat Urpto'tala Pemparra, the home of the religious group, the Vessels of Annaba. Long ago, Thardji'forro, the seat of Ger'clan sat atop a hill within the area but was left to ruin following Mazu's Conquest. Few C'thardji settlements lay in these hills but it was said to be the home of the fabled Stone Wailers.
79 AG

## Births

* Ly'tontus is born in C'thardjia
* Balos I Root is born in The Borrows
* Sibil Fyth is born in Helmont

## Deaths

* Borto I Root, *Duke of The Borrows*, dies in The Borrows

## Events

* Being without a properly built residence due to a freak storm destroying their original residence in 45 AG, the Ruling Family Fyth begin to grow impatient with the Grenthyx Dynasty. In response, dynasty funds plans for the construction of what would eventually become Helmont Castle
Ch'lucali

* 139 AG
* 159 AG
* 187 AG

## Overview

Duke *Ch'lucali* was the Duke Consort of C'thardjia from 138 AG until his wife's abdication in 163 AG. He was married to Duchess Ch'trellia and had two daughters, Matria and Esmyn and a son, Vallio. Lucali stood by his wife as she negotiated control over C'thardjia and supported her decision to turn C'thardjia into a pacafist matriarchy.
Chek Feng

Feng circa 301 AG

## Overview

Chek Feng was a female Yavsheni enforcer who served as Yavshen's much-feared Director of Cohesion in the Circle of Yavshen, a role she relished. Raised as a controlled study to be the prefect loyal strategist at the behest of Jīn Duleng, Feng was reticent to express any emotions, and existed to execute the plans of the Supreme Premier, who, in her time, was Dao Duleng, who she served with unwavering loyalty. Feng was tasked with overseeing many of Yavshen's most significant directives, dictated to the Circle of Yavshen by Duleng himself, most notably the Walled City, of which she acted as warden, and the construction Dao Duleng Canal. However, the circle primarily existed as a rubber stamp to Duleng's wishes, with the only real member of consequence being Feng herself. This was thanks to Duleng's unmatched faith in Feng that she would execute his wishes. Indeed, it was her effectiveness at doing so which earned her distinction and ubiquitous renown across diplomatic circles; her fearless, often confrontational style bullied those she dealt with into submission. Outside of her diplomatic work, which curiously fell outside of her remit as Director of Cohesion within Yavshen (but which was extended at the request of Duleng himself), Feng exhibited a tyrannical sense of rule to achieve Duleng's goals for the Kisayan country. It was speculated that Feng herself was the product of a psycological experiment geared at maximising brutal effectiveness and obedience, overseen by Duleng's predecesor and father.
Arrok

## Overview

Arrok was the largest of all kingdoms, with most of it comprising the barren ice cap in the far south. Its inhabited regions were confined to an extensive peninsula which housed its capital and accessed oceans with ice-free coastlines. Its only border was that of Síroc in the continent of Bolassoa at the end of a small isthmus. Its capital and largest city, Dovyno-Nemskoe, was located by the coast at the Otmichi Ocean.
Br'eyra

## Overview

*Regia* *Br'eya*, was the Regia of The Broitar and a Regia of Br'clan. She was married to Br'uhmo but was unable to have children with him. 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.
Bryce Derklyn

Bryce circa 301 AG

## Overview

Bryce Derklyn was a male from the Capital, whose family owned a tavern there. Always keen to socialise, Bryce was with his friends in the tavern one evening in 300 AG, when he was invited by a friend to visit Joparis Fyth in Helmont, with the individual arguing that Bryce would get along well with him and would be welcome in the Clique of Joparis, of which the friend was already a member of. Agreeing, Bryce arrived in Helmont on an evening of the clique socialising, where they talked in Joparis' vast chambers before journeying to an inn in a nearby village. Bryce enjoyed himself greatly, feeling an affinity with his new friends. Detecting flirtatious advances the previous night, Joparis confronted Bryce the following day when the pair were alone together in his chambers talking. There, the two confessed their affection for one-another and began a sexual relationship lasting for a year. By 301 AG, both Derklyn and the irresistible young Fyth knew Joparis was interested in new clique member, Aranna Delt. Although officially not partnered, Bryce and Joparis continued to share sexual experiences well into his relationship with Aranna.
Aurelle Estate

## Overview

The Aurelle Estate was the home of Ch'clan prior to the Ascension of Ch'trellia and later the seat of a cadet branch - Ch'clan of Aurelle. It was located in the western reach of the Northern C'thardji Strip. The Estate was built by Ch'temyn in 80 BG and was named for his mother. Upon negotiating with King Ly'menton for greater control over the strip, Temyn constructed a grand house to commemorate his newfound power.

In the first move of the Annexation of C'thardjia, during the Uprootings, the estate was burnt down in an act of rage by the forbidding General Seiį. The estate was later repaired and stood through to 301 AG.
Bolassoa

* Physical
* Political

## Overview

*Bolassoa* was a large landmass located to the south-west of The Continent. Its topography was very diverse, as were its peoples. The legend of Mo was believed to have originated from Bolassoa, specifically in Haziş. Its history was varied, from prosperous highs to bloody lows. Across the continent, there were various historical Grenthyx Dynasty colonies.

## Countries

* Dubravier
* Barkes
* Haziş
* Síroc
* Miral
Caldon Witcher

## Overview

*Duke Caldonis Witcher* was a male member of House Witcher, and Duke of the Opialands by the era of the Uprootings, during which he played an instrumental role in coordinating the Opialands' defence of the Grenthyx Dynasty. He was also celebrated and famed as a Champion of Gren after his victory in the Royal Gren Championships of 184 AG, hosted in the Chaestlands under the rule of King Rickon II Grenthyx. During the Uprootings conflict, Caldon gave Pyter Hiedlande permission to mastermind The Opian Advancement in the conflict following his urgent need to reposition himself to the Chaestlands, a decision that would later see him condemned by the Provincial Court in the Trial of Caldon Witcher in 203 AG. He was known for his imposing physicality and stature, as well as his keen skill with a greatsword.
Ch'edro

* 159 AG
* 202 AG

## Overview

Duke *Ch'edro* (born *Edro of Ol'clan*) was the Duke Consort of C'thardjia, from 163 AG - 180 AG. He was married to Ch'matria and had two daughters, Mazi and Lyna. During Matria's reign, the pair built strong relationships with the other kingdoms of the Continent, becoming well known and likable rulers. Within C'thardjia, Edro focused on promoting the status of the ruling family, overseeing the expansion of Ch'caselle and development of the Regia of the Sea. Edro was a proud but stubborn man and was considered contradictory by some. He was known to have been disloyal to his wife as a young man, but later in life would condemn his actions and describe himself fortunate to have repaired his relationship. Edro sat on both Matria and Mazi's Council of Advisors as Her Advisor of Strategy and Defence and in the Uprootings, Edro commanded the Jandor Fleet of C'thardjia, participating in the Skirmish at the Zeri Strait and the cataclysmic Breach of the Armada.
Addam Grenthyx

## Overview

*Addam Grenthyx* was the first cousin once removed of Lord Jaekob Grenthyx. He was the husband of Tanira and the father of Senryth and Jonnas. His twin sister, Jorjarla Grenthyx, was the ex-wife of Lord Thenor Jorgan, a prominent figure of Chaestish nobility. Thus, Addam lived a life of little notability compared to his relatives whom he secretly resented. He and his family resided in a keep not too far away from Chaesterlyn.
Bhn'clan

## Overview

Bhn'clan were an ancient noble clan of C'thardjia, seated at Saveen. Bhn'clan could trace their line back beyond the advent of Thar, most notable for being the clan Thar would marry into. With the growth of the city of Oncian surrounding Saveen, Bhn'clan grew in importance. However, centuries later, as Oncian fell to ruin, Bhn'clan sought notability elsewhere. By the time of Mazu's Conquest, the clan had become known for their formidable fleet and continued to provide ships in the years leading up to the Unified Retaliation. During the dynasty years, Bhn'clan abandoned their position at Saveen and were no longer considered a noble clan though remained significant. As of 301 AG the clan resided in Vivita, the most notable member being former King consort, Tr'marv.

## Notable Members

* Thar
* Va'kyla
* Bhn'tarsh
* Tr'marv
Aub'clan

## Overview

Aub'clan were a noble clan of C'thardjia. They were seated at Eetro'tala, once the seat of Py'clan, until its destruction during the Last War.

Following Py'luciou's Rebellion, Py'clan moved to Essa'caselle and had no need for Eetro'tala and so gave it to Py'lyci's cousins - Aub'clan.

During the Last War, Regior Aub'arlo set up a Resistance against Ch'clan, gaining support from Fla'clan and Bal'clan. Aub'arlo and his heirs were killed in the conflict, marking the end of the clan.
5 BG

## Deaths

* Chaestish explorer Phiricos is killed
* Stephos Garadé and Fergus Garadé are killed
* Queen Mother of the Chaestlands Aerinne Grenthyx passes away in Chaesterlyn
* Vendorn Rinstone dies fighting against the Ivar Grexciss in Contra during the Unified Retaliation

## Events

* The invasion of The Continent by the Ivar Grexcese begins, starting the Unified Retaliation
	+ The Deerhold Landings occur
Bria Figgan

Bria circa 205 AG

## Overview

Bria Figgan was the High Judge for Llanoreid from 205 AG until her resignation in 240 AG. She was the daugher of Commander Barra Figgan and Judge Fyona Figgan whom she had suceeded. In stark contrast to her mother, Bria was highly intelligent and was able to take pride in her position as judge. After the corruption of the early Provincial Court by members of the Fellowship, her mother obliviously included, Bria vowed to remain forever honest and impartial in her rulings. She resigned after her health began to fail and recomended Morna Braitbirn, daugher of past Duke Wilddar, as her successor, whom she had mentored in her early years on the court.
67 AG

## Events

* The Grenthyx Dynasty conclude construction of the Ensom Citadel prison on the volcanic island of Ensom in the Rokingspik Circle, Helmont
	+ The first prisoners' boat is intercepted by a swarm of Kromorte. All 5 crew and 28 prisoners on board are slaughtered into Kromorte as the boat sinks following a rocky collision
		- After the incident, it is agreed by the Grenthyx Dynasty that only sailors who know the waters and are loyal are to crew the prisoner ships
* The Trial of Instrata Euphratuman occurs hastily in the Capital, mysteriously concluding after just half an hour with no defence. He is sentenced to a life in Ensom Citadel prison
Ch'jiron

* 201 AG
* 182 AG

## Overview

Sir *Ch'jiron* was a member of Ch'clan of the Aurelle Estate. He had a wife and son. He was the daughter of Sir Ch'vallio and the Ori, Ch'yin. 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. When Jiron turned 7 he too was made a ward to the House of Nang and returned when he turned 18. In 201 AG, Jiron took part in the Uprootings, though died commanding a ship during the Skirmish at the Zeri Strait.
Ch'vallio

* 201 AG
* 182 AG
* 163 AG

## Overview

Sir *Ch'vallio* was a Regior of Ch'clan, and the first Knight of the Aurelle Estate. He was also the first C'thardji ward of The House of Nang following Mazu's Conquest. Vallio was married to Nang Bo-Yin, whom he met during his time with the family. They had two children, Kelsu and Jiron, whom were raised in C'thardjia. Vallio left with a positive experience of Ori Sao and when his son turned 7, sent him to be a ward for the House of Nang. Though this time, Bo-Hyuk, a son of Viceroy Ji-Jung was in turn made a ward for Ch'clan. Later in life, Vallio took part in the Uprootings, serving under Duchess Ch'mazi in the battle on the C'thardji Strip. Due to his time as a ward, Vallio enjoyed experiencing new cultures and travelled often with his family. He kept on good terms with the Ruling Family though spent more time with his immediate family.
C'thardji Rebellion

## C'thardji Rebellion Against Tr'clan

### Coat of arms

Tilted green star in the centre containing various other shapes inside it with a green star in the top left; on a yellow background
 Designed by Tr'lyna

### Titles

Commander
 Sir

## Overview

The *C'thardji Rebellion Against Tr'clan* was a group formed to abolish the absolute monarchy of C'thardjia, instigating the C'thardji Civil Uprising. They were opposed by the Tr'clan Loyalists that saw the rebels as terrorists that threatened their kingdom. The rebels fought to pressure Queen Tr'millian into giving up her powers over C'thardjia and to bring an elected leadership to the Kingdom. It was formed by the former heir of Tr'clan, Tr'lyna, after discovering the family secret had prompted the Ori Sao Invasion and the Queen did nothing to stop it.

In 307 AG, the uprising came to an end with the Massacre at the C'thardji border. Tr'clan loyalists attacked rebel bases from the south of the C'thardji border with Truvenscia as House Grenthyx, allied with Tr'clan, attacked from the north. The rebels were no match for a battle on two fronts and were swiftly defeated. Tr'lyna survived the massacre, having been involved with the Skirmish in the throne room at the time.

## Members

* Commander Tr'lyna (302 - 307)
* Commander Yy'glie (304 - 306) †
* Sir Lor'arkin (303 - 307) †
* Sir Alshie (302 - 307) †
* Sir Yy'arlo (304 - 306) †
* Sir Rhii (304 - 306)
* Sir C'vyndar (303 - 305)
* Ordann (303 - 307)
* Gorl (304 - 306)
* Su'cyndra (303 - 307)

* Wy'clan of Lovesung (302 - 307)
	+ Regia Wy'triana of Lovesung
	+ Regia Wy'lyn of Lovesung
* Br'clan of the Broitar (304 - 307)
	+ Regia Br'eyra of the Broitar
	+ Regior Br'uhmo of the Broitar
* Vessels of Annaba (304 - 307)