Frisograf
History
Frisograf was among the first marches established within The Harlade Mountains by the Galatian colonists who settled the peaks at the end of the last era. The original claim by founder Alexandre Friso included the whole of the valley Frisograf and Fontia, though the latter later seceded.
The southern half of the county was invaded by the The Concord of Black in 550, led by Grimes, The Seer and his army of demons.
The southern half of the county was invaded by the The Concord of Black in 550, led by Grimes, The Seer and his army of demons.
Demography and Population
- 540 E4 : 98,000
- 550 E4 : 75,200
- 551 E4 : 64,000
Territories
Frisograf county claims valley territory south of Bahamut's Gait and north of Fontia county.
There are four major settlements in the Frisian valley: Denebruck, Blomkirchen, Laudon, and Westinde; as well as around a dozen smaller settlements.
As of 551 E4, the settlements and terretories south of the Denebruck ridge have been conquered by The Concord of Black during the Invasion of 550, including Blomkirchen and Westinde.
Founding Date
4885-01-21 E3 (19885)
Type
Geopolitical, County / March
Capital
Demonym
Frisian
Leader
Head of State
Power Structure
Feudal state
Economic System
Mixed economy
Gazetteer
- Denebruck (capital)
- Blomkirchen
- Chage
- Laudon
- Westinde
Parent Organization
Location
Controlled Territories
Related Species
Related Ethnicities
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