This was a series of conflicts in which the Glimmer Dynasty invaded and conquered the known world. Within the first few years, the whole of Grandos was under their control; by the end of the century, Iltham had fallen. It took substantially longer to take the Waterfolk cities, Spire, and Dwarvish Isles but soon, even they fell before the might of the Human military complex. The only city not to be officially concurred was the Free Gnomish City. Most historians agree that once the leaders of the Free City heard about the Leviathan Caelum, or Air Ships as they are known now, they quickly sent word to the Dynasty surrendering the city in all but name. For almost a thousand years the world would remain under Dynastic control.
Clansmen History
The notable historical events of the Clansmen people
-
1229 eh
16 King's Fall821 eh
8 Divinara (Saint's Light)
The Dynastic Wars
Military: War -
101 ce
26 Heaven's Heat
Birth of Vondor of the Blue Mountain Clan
Life, BirthVondor was one of the most prolific Clansmen playwrights, political philosophers, and theologians. His best known work, Of Hope, would go on to cause a political and cultural revolution within the Dwarvish Clans. Today he is celebrated as a folk hero and founder of the new Clansmen society.
-
120 ce
29 Dawn of the Year
Clinging to the Mist is Published and Preformed
Cultural eventClinging to the Mist was written by Vondor of Clan Blue Mountain. This was his first significant work. Vondor was a member of the Low Clan and, at the time of publication, only 19 years old. All other playwrights were well into their 70s or 80s and members of an official Upper Clan in Clansmen society. Reports vary as to how Vondor convinced a scribe to publish Clinging to the Mist or how he convinced the Central Blue Theatre to allow a performance, but most would agree the world is better off because of it. Clinging to the Mist was set to become a classic before Vondor's later works overshadowed it. It remains a hallmark of Clansmen literature, however.
-
128 ce
11 King's Fall
Thief Without Faith
Cultural eventThief Without Faith was written by Vondor of the Blue Mountain Clan. While initially it was written as a stand alone play, the Church of Marrus and the Guards of Dark Ones would become Vondor's patron as he wrote short stories and plays adding onto Thief Without Faith. This play would become a famous fable within several churches and would even be exported out to the Southern Kingdoms, Duke's Dust, and Confederation of Sea Metropolises.
-
143 ce
2 Armies March
Of Hope, the Tale of Einryn Published
Cultural eventOf Hope, the Tale of Einryn was written by Vondor of the Blue Mountain Clan. Of Hope would quickly become the best known play within Clansmen society. It would give rise to a whole new socio political outlook.
-
143 ce
14 Armies March
Execution of Vondor of the Blue Mountain Clan
Life, DeathVondor of the Blue Mountain Clan was executed by the Upper Clans of the Dwarvish Clans for refusing an official order. Vondor was commanded to stop production and performances for Of Hope, the Tale of Einryn. This was largely because of the political, cultural, and theological commentary within the play.
-
143 ce
14 Armies March143 ce
17 Armies March
The Blue Mountain Days
Political eventWith Of Hope, the Tale of Einryn published and performed for all to see, the Upper Clans sought Vondor of the Blue Mountain Clan's head. After Vondor's execution, the political revolt known as the Blue Mountain Days would erupt. While it was the shortest revolt in history, it was not without blood. Many of the national leaders were killed before they finally agreed to the demands of what would become the Blue Mountain Clan.
Location
Dwarvish Isles -
379 ce
5 Armies March
Ameisenigel Brought to the Confederation
Political event
The use or republication of any content of this page is not allowed. If you are interested in using a section of my work please leave a comment and we will talk. I do not own any art or maps seen here unless otherwise stated. If you are the rightful owner and wish them to be taken down simply ask. AI programs have been used to help write parts of this world.