The Great Migration

The year 600 of The Second Age bore witness to an epochal event in the annals of Rin history, known as The Great Migration. Following a prophetic vision, a significant portion of the Rin population embarked on a mass exodus, crossing the length and breadth of Khana in search of a new home. This momentous journey would reshape the cultural and geopolitical landscape of the continent, marking a new chapter in the tale of the Rin.
The Rin, renowned for their spiritual affinity and acumen for foresight, were guided by a prophecy that spoke of a great journey to lands yet untrodden by their kind. This vision was so compelling that it stirred the hearts of the Rin, prompting them to abandon their ancestral homes in pursuit of the destiny the prophecy had hinted at.
Their journey was a testament to their faith and resilience. They traversed the diverse landscapes of Khana, facing the harsh deserts, verdant forests, towering mountain ranges, and turbulent rivers that characterized the continent. Despite the challenges they faced, their collective spirit remained undaunted. Their journey was fueled not by mere survival but by the conviction of a better future, a dream instilled by the prophetic vision.
Upon reaching their new homeland, much deeper within the heart of Khana and perilously close to the border of the two empires, they set about establishing new settlements. These settlements not only transformed the Rin society, fostering growth and evolution in their culture and traditions but also drastically altered the geopolitical equilibrium of the region.
Today, these Rin settlements are vibrant hubs, a testament to the audacity of their forebears' journey and the transformative power of the Great Migration. This historic event continues to be a cornerstone of Rin heritage, reminding every Rin of their ancestral courage and the power of their faith.