Galifar meets with the Twelve and establishes the Korth Edicts, establishing that the houses will remain a neutral force—forbidding them from holding land or noble titles— while promising them regulatory power and industrial preeminence in exchange for their support.
History of Eberron
The Age of Humanity
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Scholars at Morgrave University call the last five thousand years the Age of Humanity, contending that its defining trait is the rise of human civilization and its spread from Sarlona to Khorvaire. The gnome sages of the Library of Korranberg call it the Dragonmarked Age, asserting that the appearance of the dragonmarks and the achievements of the dragonmarked houses are more significant in the grand sweep of history than mere human achievements. Most people dodge this debate by simply referring to it as the modern age. Regardless of where you stand on this argument, a great deal has happened over the last five thousand years. This section begins with an abbreviated timeline, highlights some pivotal moments in Eberron’s history then delves into some of the more interesting events of recent millennia
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The Korth Edicts
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