Ojjeirin
Ojjeirin is a Blivonian city located in the Ammonaut Desert. It is the second-largest city in the desert behind Vairdim, and is the capital of the Blivonian province of Itvesale.
This wealth also attracted the Matousai who, from 25008 until 24976 AYM, frequently raided Ojjeirin, even establishing a subbranch of the Matousai at the city until the Matousian Civil War, when Ojjeirin came under control of the newly-formed breakaway faction, the Tauhudarb. This lasted until the Matousai signed the Pact of Ojjeirin with the Tauhudarb in 24976 AYM. This directed the city's stone directly to the Matousai themselves, angering other trade cities nearby and starting the First Varonian War, which lasted until 24974 AYM and led to the Matousai and Tauhudarb's influence greatly reduced, though the latter still maintained control of the city, as well as the dissolution of the Pact of Ojjeirin.
Not much is known of Ojjeirin's history between 24976 and 24811 AYM. In 24811 AYM the Matousai discovered a large silicon deposit and subsequently turned into Tiamthur. Despite this, the Tauhudarb rule over the city was stable and trade with the other cities continued, as the initial state of Tiamthur was one adverse to trading, and it wasn't until 24721 AYM that they began to trade. At this moment, the monopoly held by Ojjeirin faded, and concurrently, they began to resort to raiding nearby cities. This triggered the Second Varonian War, ending in the fragmentation of the Tauhudarb and the formation of rump states Rottol, Sachelu, and Sachelu, with Rottol retaining control of Ojjeirin. In 24538 AYM the neighboring tribe of Sangus began the Varonian Civil War by taking Imohaus and Hivoer (in Sachelu). Because the military was gone, Lysath, the king of Ojjeirin, had to rely on volunteer forces to protect Rottol. Nevertheless, in the resulting Battle of Ojjeirin, the Sangians were defeated, and Rottol and the neighboring tribe of Sachelu eventually conquered Sangus.
History
Founded in 25029 AYM by Varonians, Ojjeirin was built primarily to mine the rocks in the Arbin Mountain Range. The sheer amount of rocks mined, however, led to an outer wall being built around the city in 25011 AYM solely for trading, and over time, the city became one of the wealthiest in Varonith.This wealth also attracted the Matousai who, from 25008 until 24976 AYM, frequently raided Ojjeirin, even establishing a subbranch of the Matousai at the city until the Matousian Civil War, when Ojjeirin came under control of the newly-formed breakaway faction, the Tauhudarb. This lasted until the Matousai signed the Pact of Ojjeirin with the Tauhudarb in 24976 AYM. This directed the city's stone directly to the Matousai themselves, angering other trade cities nearby and starting the First Varonian War, which lasted until 24974 AYM and led to the Matousai and Tauhudarb's influence greatly reduced, though the latter still maintained control of the city, as well as the dissolution of the Pact of Ojjeirin.
Not much is known of Ojjeirin's history between 24976 and 24811 AYM. In 24811 AYM the Matousai discovered a large silicon deposit and subsequently turned into Tiamthur. Despite this, the Tauhudarb rule over the city was stable and trade with the other cities continued, as the initial state of Tiamthur was one adverse to trading, and it wasn't until 24721 AYM that they began to trade. At this moment, the monopoly held by Ojjeirin faded, and concurrently, they began to resort to raiding nearby cities. This triggered the Second Varonian War, ending in the fragmentation of the Tauhudarb and the formation of rump states Rottol, Sachelu, and Sachelu, with Rottol retaining control of Ojjeirin. In 24538 AYM the neighboring tribe of Sangus began the Varonian Civil War by taking Imohaus and Hivoer (in Sachelu). Because the military was gone, Lysath, the king of Ojjeirin, had to rely on volunteer forces to protect Rottol. Nevertheless, in the resulting Battle of Ojjeirin, the Sangians were defeated, and Rottol and the neighboring tribe of Sachelu eventually conquered Sangus.
Founding Date
25029 AYM
Type
City
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