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| ===== Irillian War ===== | ===== Irillian War ===== | ||
| - | The Irillian War, also called the [[lore:War of Sun Valley]], was started by Queen [[people:Aurora I]] just a few years into her reign. The [[wp>casus belli]] was unpaid reparations by the [[atlas:Holy Irillian Empire]] to the Kingdom of Dakar following its defeat. The reality was a desire for the rich and fertile lands of the valley and to give the kingdom unrestricted access to the [[atlas:Caragan Sea]]. | + | The Irillian War, also called the [[lore:Valley of the Sun War]], was started by Queen [[people:Aurora I]] just a few years into her reign. The [[wp>casus belli]] was unpaid reparations by the [[atlas:Holy Irillian Empire]] to the Kingdom of Dakar following its defeat. The reality was a desire for the rich and fertile lands of the valley and to give the kingdom unrestricted access to the [[atlas:Caragan Sea]]. |
| Although the majority of the Western Lords did not support the war the saw the benefit of more Dakarian trade. However, as the kingdom continued to win territory from the Irillians they saw none of the gains. Their fees to transport goods east were raised as well as the shield fees. Those who supplied fighting men and knights lost due to their troops asked to bear the brunt of the battles. Often it was the already blooded Men of the West who led the initial charge while under the leadership of prominent eastern nobles. | Although the majority of the Western Lords did not support the war the saw the benefit of more Dakarian trade. However, as the kingdom continued to win territory from the Irillians they saw none of the gains. Their fees to transport goods east were raised as well as the shield fees. Those who supplied fighting men and knights lost due to their troops asked to bear the brunt of the battles. Often it was the already blooded Men of the West who led the initial charge while under the leadership of prominent eastern nobles. | ||
| This unrest has led to the rise of "banditry" against the lands of eastern nobles that many believe is simply a pretext for various tenants to recover their lost wealth. | This unrest has led to the rise of "banditry" against the lands of eastern nobles that many believe is simply a pretext for various tenants to recover their lost wealth. | ||
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