Kcalsburian History

The Althraxian Empire is beset by the dragonflights and sweeped into war. The war causes an immediate crisis as Kaszastrix struck down Emperor Petros II, who had no successors.

The Freijäger Uprisings begin in The Forsmarch as a result of the prevalence of its mercenary military structure.

The Little War was a conflict between Althraxia and Sylla over the modern-day Althraxian province known as the Northern Front.

The Strand's western-most cities began to coalesce around this time as a result of the desert's trade with the Kcalsbury Continent. The eastern half would lag behind until the High Elves Enter Arberia.

Following decades of border skirmishes, the confederation of towns within Kandesh join together in a formal war against Vestal.   The peace that follows establishes formal borders between the two nations, and leads to the crowning of Kandesh's first Pharash. His family will govern Kandesh until The Kandesh Division.

The Tvinndreki Struggle refers to the arrival of Yrvolth and Tyrrleigh to Aedenhal, and the battles that ensued.

A series of Demagogues fall or abdicate in face of the return of Kaszastrix.

The forces of Aedenhal cross the Telly River's northern arm east into parts of the Grey Woods.

The Nomadic Migration led to a new influx of Uzbari immigrants to Kandesh. Though their integration was largely peaceful and supported due to their shared origins in Arberia, raids by fellow Uzbari from The Horse-Lord Lands will cause tension over time.

Uzbari raiders begin to assault and raid the lands of Aedenhal.

The Beast-Horde races settle in the West Marches, sparking the beginning of the West March Wars.

Following an influx of refugees from the southern continent due to the West March Wars, and suffering from border raids by the Uzbari, Vestal adopts a policy of openly accepting refugees. These refugees are settled in racial enclaves at the Vestali borders and come to serve as the first line of defense against the Horse-Lords.

Fey begin to migrate from the Rainy Country to Kandesh in high numbers, bringing luxury goods and trade and a curiosity for the greater world. They are primarily diverted to settle in Ahru, where Kandeshi settlements have always had a stagnant growth ever since the first patriotic tide of settlement ended.

Following the creation of the states of Norholm and Farholm, supporting troops from The Protectorate-Commonwealth remained within their borders. Hostilities sparked mere months later due to their pressure, and a new war soon broke out, much smaller in scale, but equally significant to the fledgling nations.

Fyra separates from Coszabea in a largely peaceful manner, as the region had long had great autonomy and been heavily influenced by The Protectorate-Commonwealth.

The Celestial Dragon Vesamir comes to rule over Adaetha, under historically contentious circumstances.

The Muse-Speakers and the Cult of the Celestial Dragon are handed authority over the kingdom of Adaetha.

The Forswar, sometimes spelled the Fors War, was a series of conflict between the newly-unified Protectorate-Commonwealth and the city-states of The Forsmarch.

The Northern War was actually a series of wars between Aedenhal and a combined coalition of Vestal and Kandesh, as well as Horse-Lords predominantly occupying the modern region of Zaral.

The Powder Triangle is an informal name for the trade treaty and alliance between Barisea, Kai'Rin, and later Montbay. It is thus named because of it gave the three nations a virtual monopoly on gunpowder, which originated in Kai'Rin, and at one time propelled their mutual technology ahead of other nations.

The last Pharash of Kandesh, Rashakal III, is publicly executed by a contingent of Fey conscripts in opposition of the Northern Wars. His son is prevented from succeeding the throne by pro-war generals.

"Crimson Reprisals" is a general term referring to the blowback by Kandeshi humans against Fey for the Crimson Day. Violence immediately erupted and, almost immediately, Fey were being executed, beaten, and robbed en masse by the angry populace, especially in the north. This violence would only subside when it turned into institutionalized slavery

Following the collapse of Kandesh during The Northern War, the kingdom was to be split between its southern- and northern-most regions. A civil war broke out in which northern generals attempted a rapid reconquest to regain control of the state; they ultimately failed, leading to the originally-decided borders at the Muru River. The remnants of the Pharash's bloodline perished in this war.

The citizenship of all Fey in Eowyr is formally revoked. It is not replaced by any other legal status, and their legal treatment is effectively reduced to the legal treatment of property. This legitimizes the slave status of Fey which had found themselves in such positions as a result of the Crimson Reprisals, and it greatly expands the enslavement of Fey which had escaped the reprisals, as they are essentially considered "stray cattle." Fey which had yet remained in Eowyr flee in large numbers to Ahru.