Jagent
Once the eastern county of the Duchy of Cornwall, Jagent has become an independent county following the death of Duke Gorlois.
Ruler Earl Jagent (position contested)
Capital City Ilchester
Part Of Kingdom Of Logres
Culture Cymric
Neighboring Regions
Devon to the west Dorset to the south-east Salisbury to the east Somerset to the north Ilchester, capital city. This city in Jagent is on the Parrett River, up from the Severn Sea. It is a stop on the Royal Road, and also the seat of one of the legates of the Supreme Collegium. Ilminster, a stop on the Royal Road. Morgaine Forest: The “Forest of the Goddess” in southwestern Logres, lying betwixt Dorset, Jagent, Somerset, and Salisbury.
491
The Earl of Jagent offered little resistance to Uther's armies as they marched across the county to fight Duke Gorlois. For this reason, Uther allowed him to keep his station after the Duke's death. 495
Following the Infamous Feast and the death of Count Cermine and his two sons, the county fell into deep anarchy as various factions form to fight over the county. Sir Tegfan, nephew of the former earl's cousin leads one faction, while Sir Orain, a banneret of northern Jagen leads another. Many other knights are using this opportunity to settle old scores and family feuds.
Culture/Religion: Cymric/British Christian Jagent is the western bastion of Logres against the Kingdom of Cornwall. Its lord is rightly proud of his rigorous defense against Cornishmen, and bitter due to his lack of an heir. The folk of Jagent are rigid in their distrust and dislike of Cornishmen. Places Ilchester is a walled city along the King’s Road to Jagent. Ilminister is a walled city with a beautiful cathedral. Jagent is the seat of the Earl's power. It is a small walled city. Rulers 485-495 Ruler: Earl of Jagent Vassal of: King Uther 495-499 Ruler: Earl of Jagent Vassal of: No One 499-513 Ruler: Earl of Jagent Vassal of: King Idres 513-565 Ruler: Earl Tegfyn Vassal of: King Arthur
Devon to the west Dorset to the south-east Salisbury to the east Somerset to the north Ilchester, capital city. This city in Jagent is on the Parrett River, up from the Severn Sea. It is a stop on the Royal Road, and also the seat of one of the legates of the Supreme Collegium. Ilminster, a stop on the Royal Road. Morgaine Forest: The “Forest of the Goddess” in southwestern Logres, lying betwixt Dorset, Jagent, Somerset, and Salisbury.
491
The Earl of Jagent offered little resistance to Uther's armies as they marched across the county to fight Duke Gorlois. For this reason, Uther allowed him to keep his station after the Duke's death. 495
Following the Infamous Feast and the death of Count Cermine and his two sons, the county fell into deep anarchy as various factions form to fight over the county. Sir Tegfan, nephew of the former earl's cousin leads one faction, while Sir Orain, a banneret of northern Jagen leads another. Many other knights are using this opportunity to settle old scores and family feuds.
Culture/Religion: Cymric/British Christian Jagent is the western bastion of Logres against the Kingdom of Cornwall. Its lord is rightly proud of his rigorous defense against Cornishmen, and bitter due to his lack of an heir. The folk of Jagent are rigid in their distrust and dislike of Cornishmen. Places Ilchester is a walled city along the King’s Road to Jagent. Ilminister is a walled city with a beautiful cathedral. Jagent is the seat of the Earl's power. It is a small walled city. Rulers 485-495 Ruler: Earl of Jagent Vassal of: King Uther 495-499 Ruler: Earl of Jagent Vassal of: No One 499-513 Ruler: Earl of Jagent Vassal of: King Idres 513-565 Ruler: Earl Tegfyn Vassal of: King Arthur
