History of the Societarians in the Archipelago

As the only producers of Teobrew, products such as coffee, cacao and chocolate were unknown to the rest of the archipelago up to this point save for their only allies, the nation of Ruh.   The arrival of coffee to the islands caused a cultural and productivity explosion without precedent.

Located on the northeast coast of the Dhalmain Island, The City of Primarin was devised as a means to honour Primarite, the Law of Space in the Dhalmanite religion of Autonomism.   The town was founded in 2779 E.Alz by priests of Primarite with the purpose of honouring the Law of Space by expanding the physical space dedicated to her.
The priests chose a promising spot in the mostly uninhabited north end of the island, generally ignored by the rest of the population due to the threat of tetsus in the area, and erected the first areas of the temple in a high spot with a view of the river and coast.   These settlers brought their families and preached to Primarite's followers back in the rest of the country to follow them in their goal, offering lands, loans and help from the Temple to build and settle in the area.

Rosscot Nouverre, a Dhalmanite explorer, was founded by her government to set a camp on an uninhabited area of the southern islands to gather information, resources, and hopefully expand the Dhalmanite control through the archipelago.   Rosscot set out south on 18th of Harvesting of 2981 E.Alz leading a team of 54 people and 18 alzufhar to set up a camp in the north area of the closest island.   The camp operated for two years bringing important information and resources back to Dhalmain, but then suddenly stopped communicating, and all attempts to reach them ended with the sailors never being seen again.

Tesel, queen of Merthiorn and mother of prince Virgilim (whom was, until then, viceroy of Red Crest) decides to give the control of the islands to her son, granting independency to the region and turning it into a principality.

The most important and complete encyclopedia about the life and history of the Haan Archipelago is completed, several small editions and additions were done through the years. The book was updated after the High Rust and published again on year 3 E.Ru

Due to the altitude of its buildings, the totality of the city-state of Bregos was affected by the The High Rust. Eventually, almost all of its inhabitants fled or died, and most of its buildings were left abandoned and ruined.

Seeing this taming of Dinner the tetsu just after the fall of Merthiorn as a sign, the Merthiornites sought Naelin's and the tetsu's protection and crowned him the king of their new country, the Kingdom of Thaur.   With this, Dinner becomes the Symbol of Power of the island.

The Honourable Prince of Red Crest, Virgilim, received the control of the island when his mother, queen of the Kingdom of Merthiorn, gave them "independency" by ascending his son from viceroy to prince.
Virgilim made several changes to laws in the areas of taxation and morality, slowly but steadily forcing Red Crest to become a prudish, distrustful nation. When Merthiorn fell during the High Rust, the prince had to rule by himself having never really learned to do so. Tensions raised, and The Circlecrats, an organization of rowdy, heavily political philosophers, took the opportunity to get into action, releasing the Manifesto for the burning of morals   The Manifesto was a short pamphlet calling to oppose the prince and erase his rule and his mark in their culture as to liberate the people from the weight of the principality's abusive taxation and allow them to enjoy their life and intimacy freely.