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Vesop (NA - NA)
Wooded valley in north River Valley Region.
1261
Casot stops his journey to Prophets Meeting and heads for Vesop, supposedly leaving Renoldson after getting news that Torreson and Trahmbeck were in Vesop.
1262
Casot searches Vesop for Torreson and Trahmbeck.
1263
Casot continues searching Vesop for Torreson and Trahmbeck.
1280
Casot departs Enhold, heading north along the Enhold Mountains towards Vesop to visit Torreson's birthplace.
Finding Torreson's Vesop origins void of the Mother's tenets, Casot establishes a fifth Casot School in Vesop.
Construction on the Vesop Casot School is slow and constantly delayed due to the harsh conditions in the Vesop Woods.
1370
Rupert leads a force against another north Vesop warlord. Rupert's side is victorious, taking many prisoners and claiming control of most of the north Vesop Woods.
1379
Much of the mid/north Vesop Woods peoples align themselves with Rupert. He has a reputation of a fierce woodsman warlord- raiding Greyfield fiefs with unrelenting ferocity. Some people refer to Rupert as 'King of Vesop' or the 'Vesop Warlord'
Further campaigning extends Rupert's command to around 60 miles south of the Torreson Casot School and all the way east through the Vesop Woods to the mountains.
1380
Rupert titles himself King of Vesop.
King Rupert turns to his southern neighbor lords seeking aid in a war against Lord Almer. The lords decline.
King Rupert leads a series of raids to the south of his northern Vesop lands, one so far that he gets within sight of the Greyfield Casot School.
1381
Myron II travels to Army Watch through the Nazreth Valley. At Yale Pass he send a message for Army II to divert a number of forces through the Enhold Mountain valleys towards south Vesop.
1386
Myron III takes his army out of Ertund, leaving only a small garrison, and heads for Trahbeck to make a push into Enhold and connect to Vesop.
1390
Myron III appoints Jauford, son-in-law to the former King, as King of Greyfield and Vesop (while extending 'Greyfield' to the Trefel border). Prince Fenwin is essentially stripped of land and title but is promised political appointments in the Imperial Seat.
1393
Fearing Fenwin is returning to usurp the throne, King Hollwick has Prince Fenwin placed under house arrest at an estate in north Vesop.
1394
Lynn receives news of her husband's confinement in Vesop.
1401
2,000 South West River Valley troops and 3,000 Vesop/Greyfield/Mercer troops reinforce Cyfurrel's army in Enhold.
Lynn moves to north Vesop, joining her husband, Prince Fenwin, in house arrest under King Jauford Hollwick.
1402
Delsa demands her son Cyfurrel do something about her sister's captivity in Vesop.
1411
Fenwin recruits an additional 86 men out of south Vesop, many are older veterans who fought for his father 25 years before.
1412
Prince Jorge, son of King Hollwick of Greyfield, marches a force of 700 against Fenwin in Vesop.
Fenwin is driven out of Rupert Fief by Jorge's forces.
1413
Cyfurrel agrees to only mediate the situation between Prince Fenwin and King Hollwick if Jauford Hollwick surrenders Vesop to Fenwin - otherwise he will let them fight it out as they see fit. Cyfurrel stands by his promise to assure the Hollwick line control of Greyfield, but refuses to make any such promise regarding Vesop.
Many Vesop people turn to Fenwin for support during the winter in face of grain shortages- support he is able to provide.
1414
With resources fading and support scarce, Vern leads Fenwin's men on a last ditch attempt to gain an edge in Vesop in a foray against a Greyfield force commanded by Prince Jorge on the east bank of the River Grey near the Torreson Casot School. Fenwin remains, injured, at Fort Rupert. Vern's 450 men face off against Prince Jorge and 670 men. Vern is ultimately victorious in battle, his Vesop woodsmen carrying the day against Jorge's militia force. Prince Jorge is captured but dies from a wound on the battlefield before ever being presented to Vern.
Prince Fenwin meets with Lady Lelyn Trefmott in Vesop at Fort Rupert. Lelyn promises Fenwin Vesop if Fenwin supports Lord Trefmott's soldiers in freeing Camder and placing him rightfully on the Greyfield throne. Fenwin agrees.
1416
Pavel travels to Vesop and takes Fenwin's troops.
Lord Trefmott announces Prince Fenwin will be recognized as King of Vesop.
Lynn travels to Vesop to be with King Fenwin.
1417
Pavel spends much of the year putting down minor rebellions in south Vesop.
1418
Erwin retires from the Imperial military and travels to Vesop.
Erwin takes over the military management in Vesop.
1419
The Vesop Trade House, by order of King Fenwin, is the only organization permitted to import silk or Merrod Ale to Vesop from Cyfurrel City through Pavel. Fenwin convinces Lord Trefmott to accept limited Greyfield import contracts from Teymon with the Teymon Herber Trade House through Herber for silk and Merrod ale in King Garret's name.
The Vesop Trade House and Teymon Herber Trade House manage to earn more combined wealth for the year than the entirety of Vesop's collected taxes, to Pavel and Herber's delight.
1422
Pavel travels to Vesop with his family.
Pavel names his son, Dulmer, King Fenwin II of Vesop. He intentionally bypasses himself as ruler.
Erwin is disappointed that Pavel passed the King title down a generation, rather than over, but does not press the issue and swears support to King Fenwin II.
Pavel names Erwin protector of Dulmer and tasks him with the King's safekeeping. Pavel and Erwin together hire a number of administrators and lords out of Cyfurrel City to act as Dulmer's tutors and mentors and advisers.
1423
Pavel travels to Teymon under heavy guard with a brief stop on the way at Fort Rupert in Vesop.
1424
Erwin names himself Prince of Vesop.
1425
Pavel provides accommodation for his wife Mabel and son Dulmer in Cyfurrel City and sends a stern warning to his brother Erwin in Vesop.
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