Origins
In 2176 B.C., when eight small kingdoms on the
Indras coast formed the
High Kingdom of Nymera, the
Magisterium of Godossea was at its height. It's smallest province was Baijan. At that time, Baijan was part of the Godossean heartland, sandwiched between the
Nymeran kingdom of
Anshabah and what would become the
Kingdom of Dvin, but at that time was still part of the great
Carentan Forest.
Baijan remained part of ancient
Godossea until the
Fall of Alousia in the 120's B.C. As Godossea, too, began to crumble, provinces in the Magisterium began to break away. First to break from Godossea's orbit was the fey heartland of
Cernoa. Soon after, an elven supremacist palace coup took control of Halaan and lead the principality out from the Magisterium's control. Baijan was to follow soon after. Fearful of the Magisterium's splintering, the Baijanese sought protection from their neighbors in the
High Kingdom of Nymera. While ostensibly independent for several decades, by 87 B.C., the Kingdom of Baijan was formally admitted to the High Kingdom.
Provinces
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