Khambuldohr
History
Pre-History
After the fall of the Koria Dynasty, the dwarves emerged from their underground homes to form local clan settlements throughout the Birchstar Mountains. These clans were self-sufficent and mostly tended to themselves through the reign of Vanararajya and for the most part the vanarans left them alone. In the centuries following the dissolution of the raj, the population of the dwarves was growing at an impressive rate and the need for a central rule became apparent. Four strongholds formed from this need as the clans started merging, Dhogboldor, Khun Burim, Mortodur and Vomkuldir.Unification of the Dwarves
It is said that Torag himself called for the confederation of the dwarven strongholds. A dwarf by the name of Mogror, who was the leader of Khun Burim, called the other leaders together for the first moot. It was at this moot and through Mogror's great rhetoric that the leaders of Mortodur and Vomkuldir swore fealty to him bringing all of the central dwarves under one ruler. The northern sect of Dhogboldor rejected the notion of losing its sovereignty and instead only pledged mutual aid and support and cemented an alliance with the fledgling kingdom. The unification did not appease all residents of the mountains and after a short-lived revolt a radical political group fled westward and found refuge in the lone mountain Kuldarum founding Nul Taruhm.
Hammer, Stone and Steel
Founding Date
2585
Type
Geopolitical, Kingdom
Capital
Alternative Names
Kingdom of Khambuldohr
Demonym
Khambuldohrer
Leader
Founders
Government System
Monarchy, Absolute
Power Structure
Feudal state
Major Exports
- Iron
- Gold
- Weaponry
- Pottery
- Gemstones
Major Imports
- Grain
- Wax
- Exotic Fruits
- Wood
- Leather
Location
Official Languages
Controlled Territories
Neighboring Nations
Notable Members
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