The establishment of Qal'ath in the centre of the Erdàn Savànii, forcing out the original Qalathii to take control of the main sources of water. This has been formalised into Fallen Down of Nectar Glen.
Events within or without Qal'ath that directly impact the Realm.
The establishment of Qal'ath in the centre of the Erdàn Savànii, forcing out the original Qalathii to take control of the main sources of water. This has been formalised into Fallen Down of Nectar Glen.
The Gem Rush in the higher reaches of the The Forest of Doon, which saw many take up pick and shovel in an attempt to find rare jewels which were rumoured to be found there. Many people died during that decàna and almost no gems of value were discovered.
The then-King of Qal'ath banned all who were within the Realm from travelling to The Forest of Doon for mining purposes. The Elelupii of The Verdant Hills - Bevérohii passed a similar motion at the same time.
The war with the Kingdom of Shevezz ended moments before the "host from the East" and the "White Dragon" arrived causing devastation, fire and death to Bezélan, the Shan da San and forever changing the landscape of what would become the Wild Marshes. Both Kings died while the Parchments of Accord, the peace agreement between Qal'ath and Shevezz survived.
Over a decàna the Ousohii become the Fyrohii, forming the Wild Marshes where the Ousohii Crofters once worked. The Wild Folk develop from the ruins of the civilization of the Ousohii Crofters.
The nameless White Dragon that was summoned to the Battlefield at the Shan Da San was banished to the Forbidden Heights by the equally nameless mage, instead of being killed by the armies of Qal'ath and Shevezz.
From tribes and clans throughout the area and with a peace accord with the Dragons, the Byantē Alliance was founded, becoming the second largest geographical political area of the Erdàn Savànii after Qal'ath.
Carnael II crowned King of Qal'ath, following the death of his father, Carnael I.
The Kyadii of Frostplain carve through the The Forest of Doon, it was believed, to attack Bezélan. The account of this is being told in Skirmishes and Schisms: