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=== Joining the Akarinian Confederation === |
=== Joining the Akarinian Confederation === |
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On 29-2 1725 TT [[Leader of the Dar]], [[Frakot]] met with the [[Leader of the Akarinian Confederation]] [[Gotiph]] in [[Ablesken]] and had the Dar join the confederation. |
On 29-2 1725 TT [[Leader of the Dar]], [[Frakot]] met with the [[Leader of the Akarinian Confederation]] [[Gotiph]] in [[Ablesken]] and had the Dar join the confederation. |
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=== Akarinian-Weer War and the ascension of Ekank === |
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Sometime after the death of [[Leader of the Akarinian Confederation]], [[Wayok]] on 3-8 1680 TT [[Ekank]] of the [[Deram]] began claiming to have spoken to [[Kadar]], [[Aket]], [[Gotiph]] and Wayok in his dreams, who confered on him the right to guide the Karinians and began plotting to take control of the confederation. By late 1678 TT Ekank and [[Dorvat]] of the [[Bokok]] had recruited the Dar, [[Ikane]], [[Kakay]], [[Perat]] and [[Skrake]] to their cause. On 15-10 1678 TT their armies arrived at [[Ablesken]] and met little resistance as they surrounded the [[Tumak Ordok]]. Once in the ordok Ukat stepped down as the Leader of the Akarinian Confederation. Before the leaders of the seven allied drikes and Ukat, Ekank declared that he was the [[King in Green]], ordered to rule over the [[Green Pool]] by order of the [[Kings in Brown]] and supported in the Green Pool by the [[Kadrike|Kadrikes]] who descend from Kadar, the first [[Living King]]. This was the first known mention of "King in Green", "Kings in Brown", "Living King" and "Kadrike". |
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=== 1st Durantum Perikat === |
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[[Karkon Deram]] became [[Living King]] on 17-2 1604 TT. He wanted the Akarinian Confederation to have their own standing army and to make such an army he needed funding. A deal was made between Karkon and the Dar, [[Ikane]], [[Kakay]], [[Perat]] and [[Skrake]] they would allow their people to be taxed and in exchange, they as a group would decide on the next Living King. On 19-9 1602 TT Karkon Deram issued [[Karkon's 5th Dictate]] which began taxing members of [[1st Durantum Perikat|his perikat]]. |
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Bark Dar became Living King on 16-3 1475 TT. By this time the Akarinian Confederation was in a disorganised state with the [[Marauder Crisis]] in full swing. The Kadrikes that remained outside of warlord control no longer recognized the authority of the Living King and the Confederation. Only the lands of the [[Deram]] which surrounded [[Ablesken]] remained under the Living King's control. On 28-9, 1471 TT the [[Komur Feyak]], a warlord group led by [[Temur Bokok]], advanced into the Deram lands. Temur's forces were not driven off by the [[Living Army]] as others had been and reached the [[Tumak Ordok]] on 7-10 1471 TT. Temur confronted Bark in the Tumak Ordok and challenged him for his leadership of the Dar under the right of blood. Temur's claim was based on the fact that one of his wives was a granddaughter of Bark. As the challenge was not made during a leadership change Tumak was not bound by tradition to accept it. However, the vast army surrounding the ordok compelled him to accept the challenge. The elderly Bark was killed during the duel by the still-youthful Temur who declared himself Temur Bokok and Dar. Shortly after the three ossbosches Temur had brought with him declared him Living King. |
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=== 1st Bar Perikat === |
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Temur Bokok and Dar declared the start of the [[1st Bar Perikat]], chosing to name it after the Dar's capital to cement his legitimacy as Leader of the Dar. by the end of the year the perikat contained the Bokok, Dar, Lakar, and Perat. On 17-4 1468 TT, Temur issued his [[Temur's 1st Dictate|1st Dictate]] merging the Komur Feyak into the Living Army. Following the merger, a campaign against the feyaks began, known as the [[Temur's March]]. By 1450 TT it had become apparent that Temur's March had not been as effective as Temur had hoped. Though most of the [[Kadrikes]] and the [[Weer Nation]] recognised him as Living King many of the [[Feyak|feyaks]] were still at large. On 30-6 1450 TT Temur assembled the leaders of the Kadrikes and representatives from the Weer Nation in Ablesken. On 11-7 1450 TT with the support of the various assembled people he issued [[Temur's 6th Dictate]]. The dictate established a nationwide tax dedicated to maintaining the Living Army. Payment of the tax could be opted out of if the corresponding Kadrike maintained armed forces of their own. This brought a gradual end to the Marauder Crisis. |
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The 1st Bar Perikat ended on 1419 TT with the ascension of [[Dakarkon Deram]] and the start of the 2nd Durantum Perikat. |
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Revision as of 15:18, 24 January 2025
History
Joining the Akarinian Confederation
On 29-2 1725 TT Leader of the Dar, Frakot met with the Leader of the Akarinian Confederation Gotiph in Ablesken and had the Dar join the confederation.
Akarinian-Weer War and the ascension of Ekank
Sometime after the death of Leader of the Akarinian Confederation, Wayok on 3-8 1680 TT Ekank of the Deram began claiming to have spoken to Kadar, Aket, Gotiph and Wayok in his dreams, who confered on him the right to guide the Karinians and began plotting to take control of the confederation. By late 1678 TT Ekank and Dorvat of the Bokok had recruited the Dar, Ikane, Kakay, Perat and Skrake to their cause. On 15-10 1678 TT their armies arrived at Ablesken and met little resistance as they surrounded the Tumak Ordok. Once in the ordok Ukat stepped down as the Leader of the Akarinian Confederation. Before the leaders of the seven allied drikes and Ukat, Ekank declared that he was the King in Green, ordered to rule over the Green Pool by order of the Kings in Brown and supported in the Green Pool by the Kadrikes who descend from Kadar, the first Living King. This was the first known mention of "King in Green", "Kings in Brown", "Living King" and "Kadrike".
1st Durantum Perikat
Karkon Deram became Living King on 17-2 1604 TT. He wanted the Akarinian Confederation to have their own standing army and to make such an army he needed funding. A deal was made between Karkon and the Dar, Ikane, Kakay, Perat and Skrake they would allow their people to be taxed and in exchange, they as a group would decide on the next Living King. On 19-9 1602 TT Karkon Deram issued Karkon's 5th Dictate which began taxing members of his perikat.
Bark Dar became Living King on 16-3 1475 TT. By this time the Akarinian Confederation was in a disorganised state with the Marauder Crisis in full swing. The Kadrikes that remained outside of warlord control no longer recognized the authority of the Living King and the Confederation. Only the lands of the Deram which surrounded Ablesken remained under the Living King's control. On 28-9, 1471 TT the Komur Feyak, a warlord group led by Temur Bokok, advanced into the Deram lands. Temur's forces were not driven off by the Living Army as others had been and reached the Tumak Ordok on 7-10 1471 TT. Temur confronted Bark in the Tumak Ordok and challenged him for his leadership of the Dar under the right of blood. Temur's claim was based on the fact that one of his wives was a granddaughter of Bark. As the challenge was not made during a leadership change Tumak was not bound by tradition to accept it. However, the vast army surrounding the ordok compelled him to accept the challenge. The elderly Bark was killed during the duel by the still-youthful Temur who declared himself Temur Bokok and Dar. Shortly after the three ossbosches Temur had brought with him declared him Living King.
1st Bar Perikat
Temur Bokok and Dar declared the start of the 1st Bar Perikat, chosing to name it after the Dar's capital to cement his legitimacy as Leader of the Dar. by the end of the year the perikat contained the Bokok, Dar, Lakar, and Perat. On 17-4 1468 TT, Temur issued his 1st Dictate merging the Komur Feyak into the Living Army. Following the merger, a campaign against the feyaks began, known as the Temur's March. By 1450 TT it had become apparent that Temur's March had not been as effective as Temur had hoped. Though most of the Kadrikes and the Weer Nation recognised him as Living King many of the feyaks were still at large. On 30-6 1450 TT Temur assembled the leaders of the Kadrikes and representatives from the Weer Nation in Ablesken. On 11-7 1450 TT with the support of the various assembled people he issued Temur's 6th Dictate. The dictate established a nationwide tax dedicated to maintaining the Living Army. Payment of the tax could be opted out of if the corresponding Kadrike maintained armed forces of their own. This brought a gradual end to the Marauder Crisis.
The 1st Bar Perikat ended on 1419 TT with the ascension of Dakarkon Deram and the start of the 2nd Durantum Perikat.