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| |Capital|Oordar| | |Capital|Oordar| | ||
| |Languages|Bukk, Thonthal, Nalarli| | |Languages|Bukk, Thonthal, Nalarli| | ||
| - | |Religion|[[Davinia]], [[Xaewoon]], [[Foft]]| | + | |Religion|[[Davinia]], [[Xaewoon]], [[xaewoon#foft|Foft]]| |
| |Established|c. 1590 [[dantrian_calendar|SR]]| | |Established|c. 1590 [[dantrian_calendar|SR]]| | ||
| |Conquered|1873 SR| | |Conquered|1873 SR| | ||
| </WRAP> | </WRAP> | ||
| - | **Tref** was a country to the east of [[Homestead]], founded by brothers Hee and Iar of the [[Oordar clan]]. It was then famously ruled by [[Mayeerqnoel]] for a period of about 150 years. | + | **Tref** was a country to the east of [[Homestead]], founded by brothers [[hee oordar|Hee]] and [[iar oordar|Iar]] of the [[Oordar clan]]. It was then famously ruled by [[Mayeerqnoel]] for a period of about 150 years. |
| - | Tref was the first country to sway from [[wewen|Wewen's]] mission of colonizing the east, and was instead pronouncedly multicultural, with [[New Dawn]] mixing in with the tarnarian migrants, crossing the Taverda river into Homestead. | + | Tref was the first country to mark a move away from [[wewen|Wewen's]] mission of colonizing the east, and was instead pronouncedly multicultural, with [[New Dawn]] mixing in with the tarnarian migrants, crossing the Taverda river into Homestead. |
| - | Tref was aligned with [[Darda]] and became an opponent of [[Yammoe]] in the region. It did have stable relations with [[New Wewen]], but did not lend it military support against the Daurates. In the beginning of the 18th century Tref invaded the [[ginsag state|state of Ginsag]], leading to its dissolution. | + | Tref was aligned with [[Darda]] and became an opponent of [[Yammoe]] in the region. It did have stable relations with [[True Wewen]], but did not lend it military support against the Daurates. In the beginning of the 18th century Tref invaded the [[ginsag state|state of Ginsag]], leading to its dissolution. |
| Tref was conquered by [[Dod Overpol]] and effectively became the heart of the [[Overpol Expanse]] in the 70s of the 19th CSR. | Tref was conquered by [[Dod Overpol]] and effectively became the heart of the [[Overpol Expanse]] in the 70s of the 19th CSR. | ||
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| ===== Early history ===== | ===== Early history ===== | ||
| - | Tref was established as a state at around the 90s of the 16th CSR by the Oordar clan, which ruled many cities in northern Tarnaria. Brothers Hee and Iar became rulers of [[Delbar]] by virtue of being from the Oordar clan and promising the hand of their sister to its [[lafit]], [[Zor Beekin]], which would make him part of the powerful house. | + | Tref was established as a state at around the 90s of the 16th CSR by the Oordar clan, which ruled many cities in northern Tarnaria. Brothers Hee and Iar became rulers of [[Delbar]] by virtue of being from the Oordar clan and promising the hand of their sister to its [[Murdoh]], [[Zor Beekin]], which would make him part of the powerful house. |
| They then marched on Kamey-Yr, which at the time was a major trade center between Darda and Tarnaria and was also controlled by the Oordar clan. This set up a conflict between Hee and Iar and the rest of the family, resulting in the brothers' uncle [[pherro oordar|Pherro]] arriving to Delbar. Pherro knew nothing about the deal that Hee and Iar had made with Zor, so on arrival he bribed several commanders of the Delbar army and took control of the city. Zor was given no chance to explain the situation and was thrown in prison. | They then marched on Kamey-Yr, which at the time was a major trade center between Darda and Tarnaria and was also controlled by the Oordar clan. This set up a conflict between Hee and Iar and the rest of the family, resulting in the brothers' uncle [[pherro oordar|Pherro]] arriving to Delbar. Pherro knew nothing about the deal that Hee and Iar had made with Zor, so on arrival he bribed several commanders of the Delbar army and took control of the city. Zor was given no chance to explain the situation and was thrown in prison. | ||
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| As the news reached the brothers, Iar marched on Delbar with a significant regiment and set up siege. Meanwhile, citizens of Delbar, feeling that they were being used as pawns in the Oordar clan power games, revolted and threw Pherro out, closing the gates and proclaiming independence from the Oordar clan altogether. That seemed to satisfy Iar, who took Pherro as prisoner and marched back to Kamey-Yr. | As the news reached the brothers, Iar marched on Delbar with a significant regiment and set up siege. Meanwhile, citizens of Delbar, feeling that they were being used as pawns in the Oordar clan power games, revolted and threw Pherro out, closing the gates and proclaiming independence from the Oordar clan altogether. That seemed to satisfy Iar, who took Pherro as prisoner and marched back to Kamey-Yr. | ||
| - | Pherro was imprisoned at Kamey-Yr and used as a bargaining chip between the brothers and the rest of the clan. As Pherro was an important figure in the family, head of the family [[Kren the Younger]] agreed to exchange Pherro for the city of Orden, which was a small city, but an important supplier of wood. The exchange was to happen in front of the Orden gates between Hee and the representative of the Oordan clan, but nobody showed up. Hee began to suspect an ambush and demanded Orden to open its gates. The gates were opened and Hee's army was let in without incident. | + | Pherro was imprisoned at Kamey-Yr and used as a bargaining chip between the brothers and the rest of the clan. As Pherro was an important figure in the family, head of the family [[Kren the Younger]] agreed to exchange Pherro for the city of Orden, which was a small city, but an important supplier of wood. The exchange was to happen in front of the Orden gates between Hee and the representative of the Oordar clan, but nobody showed up. Hee began to suspect an ambush and demanded Orden to open its gates. The gates were opened and Hee's army was let in without incident. |
| - | It soon became known that there was no ambush and that Kren the Younger was, in fact, murdered: his decision to submit to Hee and Iar's demands was interpreted a sign of weakness and used by Hee's cousin Rodare to grab power. Rodare nullified the agreement and began preparing for a campaign, to regain both Orden and Kamey-Yr. | + | It soon became known that there was no ambush and that Kren the Younger was, in fact, murdered: his decision to submit to Hee and Iar's demands was interpreted as a sign of weakness and used by Hee's cousin Rodare to grab power. Rodare nullified the agreement and began preparing for a campaign, to regain both Orden and Kamey-Yr. |
| The murder of Kren the Younger, however, changed the power balance: Pherro, who was Kren the Younger's beloved brother and was next in line as head of the family, offered his support to Hee and Iar. This both undermined Rodare's status as head of the family, but also increased the brothers' chances, since Pherro was able to recall his personal regiment to Orden before the clan's forces even began the journey. | The murder of Kren the Younger, however, changed the power balance: Pherro, who was Kren the Younger's beloved brother and was next in line as head of the family, offered his support to Hee and Iar. This both undermined Rodare's status as head of the family, but also increased the brothers' chances, since Pherro was able to recall his personal regiment to Orden before the clan's forces even began the journey. | ||
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| As Hee and Pherro were preparing for the battle at Orden, Rodare's forces suddenly appeared under the walls of Kamey-Yr. This was an unexpected turn of events and after a brief skirmish in the narrow city streets, Iar ordered his army to retreat. | As Hee and Pherro were preparing for the battle at Orden, Rodare's forces suddenly appeared under the walls of Kamey-Yr. This was an unexpected turn of events and after a brief skirmish in the narrow city streets, Iar ordered his army to retreat. | ||
| - | Having lost Kamey-Yr and Delbar, Hee, Iar and Pherro were now stuck in the small city of Orden as Rodare's army was swiftly approaching, not entirely sure that the battle is even worth it. Someone told Hee that the city had a [[superhero warrior]]. It turned out to be [[Farnole]], a young lady in her twenties at the time. Her ability was significant, but she was reluctant to help, since she disliked the Oordar clan: she claimed that her family was wronged by Kren's brother. Hee told her that Rodare is the grandson of Kren's brother. She then agreed and used her powers to vanish Rodare and his whole army. | + | Having lost Kamey-Yr and Delbar, Hee, Iar and Pherro were now stuck in the small city of Orden as Rodare's army was swiftly approaching, not entirely sure that the battle is even worth it. Someone told Hee that the city had a [[superhero warrior]]. It turned out to be [[Farnole]], a young lady in her twenties. Her ability was significant, but she was reluctant to help, since she disliked the Oordar clan: she claimed that her family was wronged by Kren's brother. Hee told her that Rodare is the grandson of Kren's brother. She then agreed and used her powers to vanish Rodare and his whole army, inadvertently setting off a [[oordar_causal_loop|causal loop]] that created the clan. |
| Their enemy gone, Hee, Iar and Pherro were now free to rule Orden and go back and reclaim Kamey-Yr. | Their enemy gone, Hee, Iar and Pherro were now free to rule Orden and go back and reclaim Kamey-Yr. | ||
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| ===== Expansion ===== | ===== Expansion ===== | ||
| - | Over the next decade the brothers and their uncle have expanded their country by both campaigning and building: the city of Garood was built in honor of Pherro's newborn son, Garood Oordar. | + | Over the next decade the brothers and their uncle have expanded their country by both campaigning and building: the city of Garood was built in order to secure Hee's lands from Ozder. It was named in honor of Pherro's newborn son, Garood Oordar. |
| Gulun-Yr, a large ancient city with close ties to Teamatian and a unique culture of religious conquests, which terrorized and devastated the northern lands for centuries, including [[Ronas]], decided to retake its sister city, Kamey-Yr, almost immediately. This led to the battle at Kamey-Yr, which Hee and Pherro were able to defend. They then chased the battered army and attacked the defenseless Gulun-Yr. However, for the next several years they had to constantly defend the city against an influx of Teamatian tribes which considered the city to be their territory. The citizens also did not accept Hee's rule, uprising regularly. Eventually, the situation did stabilize, as several tribes united to form the Stau Daurate and focused on internal power struggles. | Gulun-Yr, a large ancient city with close ties to Teamatian and a unique culture of religious conquests, which terrorized and devastated the northern lands for centuries, including [[Ronas]], decided to retake its sister city, Kamey-Yr, almost immediately. This led to the battle at Kamey-Yr, which Hee and Pherro were able to defend. They then chased the battered army and attacked the defenseless Gulun-Yr. However, for the next several years they had to constantly defend the city against an influx of Teamatian tribes which considered the city to be their territory. The citizens also did not accept Hee's rule, uprising regularly. Eventually, the situation did stabilize, as several tribes united to form the Stau Daurate and focused on internal power struggles. | ||
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