History of Qosid

From 444 BLC to 5 BLC, the Kingdom of Laeryll was ruled by Bothandal the Crafter and his wife Sanya the Watcher.

In 189 BLC, King Bothandal the Crafter, the sage Pesidorius and the Wayan priestess Adanthi met with representatives from the humans to discuss logging and farming activities in and near the forest of Guharr. They negotiated a treaty that set conditions for human expansion, including open borders, religious enclaves for the elves and veto rights on any logging activity for The Watchers and the Laeryllian Crown. It also designated Silimanis as a territory that could freely be used by humans.

After human logging activity in Northern Silimanis breaks the Treaty of Guharr, Queen Morsyana encourages the druidic circle known as the Watchers to retaliate. This retaliation leads to the complete destruction of two human settlements and kills over 300 humans. In response, Queen Galythiel sends emissaries to the humans to negotiate peace, while Queen Morsyana garners support for a military campaign against the humans.

The Representatives of the Communes of Qosid vote to rejoin the War of the Sisters, this time on the side of Queen Galythiel.

From 39 LC to 441 LC, Queen Galythiel ruled the Kingdom of Laeryll, together with her husband Duruth Ilbaereth.

In 599, Olyxx the Young was crowned King Olyxx III of the Kingdom of Laeryll. He is married to Queen Ceanna the Wise.

In 699 LC, the wood elf province Qosid seceded from the Kingdom of Laeryll. The response was violent retribution by Olyxx III and within the same year, Qosid was reclaimed by the Laeryllian Crown.

In 725 LC, King Olyxx III instructed all elves in Labarean-occupied Silimanis to return to the Kingdom of Laeryll.

King Olyxx III sends a diplomatic mission from Prydisyrr to Thellur, Qosid, to persuade the wood elf province to actively join the war against the Labarean Empire.