History and Stories of Aesuth
Located far to the west across stormy and freezing seas, the continent of Aesuth remains a land of mystery for many of the people of Taeva. It was with the intent to dispell some of these mysteries that the tome known as the History and Stories of Aesuth was penned. Drawing from various myths and stories brought over by the Orcs, this book remains the closest thing to a historical record on the continent and its people, though the second-hand nature of the sources has earned it more than its fair share of skeptics.
Purpose
This tome was written with the intent of creating some sort of knowledge base regarding the continent of Aesuth, who's history and exact geography remain a mystery.
Document Structure
References
The tome draws primarily on the stories passed down among the Orcs, who are said to have originated on Aesuth before migrating to northern Imera. However, due to the fact that much of Orc history and stories were passed down orally, and thus susceptible to alteration over time, the veracity of these stories remains in question.
Historical Details
Background
The History and Stories of Aesuth was written with the intent of constructing some semblence of a historical record of the unknown continent of Aesuth, with the hope that it might help in eventual expeditions to those far-off lands.
Public Reaction
The History and Stories of Aesuth was met with fascination by the general public, though opinions were, and continue to be, divisive on the factuality of the books contents.
Legacy
While the factual authenticity of the book remains contentious, the History and Stories of Aesuth remains a source of fascination for many.
Type
Study, Historical
Medium
Paper
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