Jason Heaps wrote:
>Sorry about the delay. My computer screen died. Litterally as I was doing the events. So I had to sit down and redo the events.
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>Brovo everyone. We have seen the begining of another decaded.
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>Jason Heaps
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>Buracncy +4
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>Opozoya Villard is able to find a new queen. She is Crastyle, the daughter of one former Talterhan Merchant houses, and is the first cousin three times removed from Agrigax Milarandos. She also has magical talents. The wedding accures in the begining of year by the end she has given Opozoya a son. They name their son Nepoya Villard.
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>Kaeir +1
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>Even despite the finasial losses last year the Houses in Saltrim rally behind the Republic in a effort to fully integrate the new territory.
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>Parglug +1
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>They manage to kill one of the sea Monsters, and the monsters leave the Parglug coast after that.
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>Shanari -2
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>A movement in the western Shanari tribes brings back the worship of the old Shanari pantheon. As once again priests and shamans begin to emerge for the old gods. It does seem that they do know the ancient ways.
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On reflection, I think such a movement wide provoke a widespread
reaction amongst Millati in the Northern Qaiyore, especially the
Commonwealth of the Shanariyya. An ideal situation for the development
of a crusade, perhaps. And if such a crusade did happen, then there
would be considerable support (perhaps even volunteers) from
neighbournig Millati populations (Morvali, Kelshiri, Kaeirean, and
definitely the massive Bel'Adnese Millati population).
The final form of the Millat was developed by the Conveyor Faymiyun
amongst the Shanari, and they were his first target of preaching. A
core principle in the Millati Scroll is that the Millat was sent in part
to unite the Shanari and bring them to the true Path (the Millat, a
literal translation).
Assumably, the revival of Shanari pantheism would have started amongst
the Baratiyyah
(http://www.phoenyx.net/twiki/bin/view/Celandra/ShanariyyaCommonwealth)
, the northwestern most tribal region, a highly anarchic region that
experienced the least Millati influence.
The Commonwealth would be determined to crush this revival, for both
religious and political reasons. The western tribes have always been
the most resistant to the Commonwealth, and the threat of a pagan
revival would double that fear.
I posted something about the various Shanari tribes ages ago. I'll find
it again and put it up on the site.
Ibrahim
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