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Durnhall (NA - NA)
Grasslands in the east River Valley Region.
1274
Casot finds Durnhall too ignorant of the Tenets and slows his journey towards Prophets Meeting to read his writings along the way, to few willing ears.
1275
Casot, making little progress west, halts in west Durnhall. He expends all of his remaining resources building a new facility, the third Casot School.
Casot remains in Durnhall through the completion of his newest Casot School, essentially begging for food to survive.
1277
Casot remains in Durnhall for a few months before departing west, resuming his journey towards Prophets Meeting.
1380
The King of Trahbeck flees south. He holds out in Durnhall for several years before disappearing farther south, possibly to Anduel.
1386
Vasslow crosses Durnhall to Mailen with the Durnhall Casot School delegation en route to Clyffen Mission.
1396
Ertund naval bandits pillage along the Durnhall/Flood Plains coast of the Dranmeck Sea.
1400
Cyfurrel leads a larger force than his son's consisting of around 4,000 men against an army of nearly 6,000 troops consisting of mostly Durnhall men but also some Enhold natives and even a number of troops displaced from the Mercer region. Cyfurrel is killed in the fighting.
Thinking they killed the Emperor Cyfurrel the Durnhall/Enhold soldiers celebrate jubilantly and send word to the Enhold/Flood Plains army to the north.
1407
Durnhall sends Cyfurrel a number of prominent generals that fought against him in Enhold as well as the few responsible for his father's death as tribute.
Cyfurrel demands an additional payment of gold from Durnhall. The Durnhall lords refuse.
1411
Cyfurrel's uncle by marriage, Fenwin, leads his 2,000 fresh mercenaries into south Durnhall along the Dranmeck Sea.
Fenwin's force defeats an initial army of 1,800 south Durnhall men then another force of 1,700 two days later. Kergin claims three important kills and receives a position in Fenwin's guard.
Durnhall lords send all of the silver and gold in the region to Errfulfel City as tribute.
1412
Cyfurrel orders Herber jailed for supporting Fenwin financially, but Herber flees Errfulfel City for Durnhall prior to arrest. Mabel, Julia, and Mica remain in Errfulfel City under Lynn's protection.
1413
The first Errfulfel Championship is held in Trahbeck. 260 men participate, many former Imperial soldiers, some existing soldiers, and several River Valley nobles (and 6 Durnhall lords). There is a round of three free for all melees with 100, 100, and 60 participants. The last 10 men standing in the 100 man melees and the last 6 men standing in the 60 man melees are promoted to a one on one direct elimination tournament. The top 8 men are paid 18 Myron marks. The top 4 are paid 36 Myron Marks. The top 2 men are paid 80 Myron Marks. The winner is titled Champion of Errfulfel, paid 100 Myron marks, and given land at Champion's Hold. A native of Trahbeck, Gren of Dermith, wins the championship. Gren served in Imperial Ertund from 1408-1412. The participants use woven reed batons as weapons. Two participants die, several are severely wounded.
1418
Under authorization from Gorden the Errfulfel lords in Errfulfel City raise an additional 5,000 professional soldiers out of Ertund, Trahbeck, and some of Durnhall. The new force is sent to join Dornal in the Callouse Marshes after Erwin, located in Imperial Ertund, declines the command citing a desire to soon retire from command.
Pavel arranges to have Herber travel through Durnhall to the Dranmeck Sea, around the continent to the Caleronia Sea, then through the Lowlands to Merrod and finally to Teymon.
1425
Cyfurrel sends Gorden to Durnhall as a negotiator.
Gorden returns to Errfulfel City with tribute from Durnhall and a Durnhall princess wife, Tamelle.
1443
Durnhall sends diplomats to Cyfurrel II at Merronfall.
1444
Durnhall submits to the Errfulfel Empire.
Cyfurrel II marches Army X into Durnhall and establishes Fort Victory.
Cyfurrel II puts a Durnhall lord, Lord Grant, in control of Army X at Fort Victory.
Cyfurrel II tours Durnhall.
1452
Lord Grant declares Durnhall free of Imperial rule and prevents Hermoth and Army IV from crossing through Durnhall.
Supplemented by thousands of Durnhall patriots, Grant's Army X defeats Hermoth Krandorson and Army IV. Hermoth is taken captive and sent to Durnhall.
Lord Grant fortifies the Durnhall Enhold/Trahbeck border with Army X and militia forces.
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