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| + | In his early twenties, Fëanor arrived to the capitol of Caras Eldar, of which his father Belestram reigned as High Prince near to the beginning of its years. The political landscape had far from mellowed following the tumultuous Bronze Rebellion upon Awaiti Aureon, and Fëanor was surrounded by the Bronze Lords and their respective families and political allies. It was not until the early reigning years of then Praetor Kairn Ithelanen that Fëanor finally settled inside Caras Eldar, serving as a recruit, then officer of the Virarim, whom he served diligently out of obligation to the city his father had helped to found. It would be this long-standing military career, and the supervision of Kairn as a father-like figure and commander that most greatly shaped Fëanor's perspective on Elves, especially during times of civil strife. | ||
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| + | Fëanor witnessed much of the Orcish Wars, the reign of Kairn Ithelanen as Mortal King, and the election of the High Prince Abelas Caerme'onn as Kairn's successor. In the years that would follow King Abelas's reign, Fëanor would come to first-hand witness the courtroom execution of the Elven King in 1679, being among those to petition for the King's life in an early attempt to stop the forced public duel. What followed instead was the Elven King's beheading by Atandt Irongrinder, an event in which Fëanor's father was not only witness to, but was passive to. Recognizing that with the temporary departure of the Ithelanen and the King's guards, Fëanor urged his father that they should depart for the time being. Instead, Belestram was swiftly arrested and placed on trial, the result of which was to be decided by combat. It was Fëanor and another dwarven ally of his father's that fought for Belestram's fate, however they were no match for the elven warriors of the Ithelanen. As a result, Belestram's hand was severed, and Fëanor saw his father escorted out of Caras Eldar. | ||
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| + | Despite his direct choice to defend his father, Fëanor received only minor criticism from his fellow Virarim. | ||
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Fëanor Sylvaeri of the House of Sylvaen, known sometimes by his nickname the Flameborne, is the current Prince of Aegrothond. After inheriting the title through the peaceful abdication of his father, Fëanor committed to the betterment of his nation with zeal- cementing the legitimacy of the Almenodrin claim to the throne of Elvenesse and bringing the former enemies of his lands to the negotiating table. He is credited with the triumphant signing of a formal peace between Sylvaeri and Ithelanen at the Compact of Lathadlen in 1712 at the behest of Din'laselan Ithelanen, as well as the general normalization of Aegrothond as a nation of Elves following the previous century's many uncertainties.
He is a member by patrilineal descent of the Almenodrin House of Sylvaen, being the sixth full-blooded Elf of the line of Aegnor. He is the great-grandson of the High Prince Eleron Sylvaeri of Malinor, and bears the heirlooms of that fallen Princedom as well as those of the venerable House.
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Biography
Early life
Little is publicly known of Fëanor's early childhood. It is generally known among the Almenodrim he was born to a female healer and cleric of Tahariae and Belestram Sylvaeri, an Agent of Aeriel in Axios. His childhood manor home of Kal'Omith was directly adjacent to the Temple of The Brathmordakin and The Ascended Order, a key factor in his diverse faith. The elf was educated in both Elvish and Dwarven customs and language, as well as medicine and blacksmithing. As a result of his peculiar upbringing, Fëanor received little contact with Elven communities.
His family was permanently displaced following the dissolution of The Holy League and their home presumably destroyed in the late years of the Dwarven War of the Beards: of the latter harrowing event would the elf always begrudge the Dwarves of Kaz'Ulrah. The loss of purpose in the Order of the Mongoose leading into the next realm would cause the separation of his parents. His father Belestram would take up a key role in The Bronze Rebellion, in which The Bronze Lords formed an accord with Princess Awaiti, to lead to the founding of Caras Eldar. Of Fëanor, he would be displaced from his family for a decade more, living in relative seclusion with his mother in the wilderness.
Dominion Years
In his early twenties, Fëanor arrived to the capitol of Caras Eldar, of which his father Belestram reigned as High Prince near to the beginning of its years. The political landscape had far from mellowed following the tumultuous Bronze Rebellion upon Awaiti Aureon, and Fëanor was surrounded by the Bronze Lords and their respective families and political allies. It was not until the early reigning years of then Praetor Kairn Ithelanen that Fëanor finally settled inside Caras Eldar, serving as a recruit, then officer of the Virarim, whom he served diligently out of obligation to the city his father had helped to found. It would be this long-standing military career, and the supervision of Kairn as a father-like figure and commander that most greatly shaped Fëanor's perspective on Elves, especially during times of civil strife.
Fëanor witnessed much of the Orcish Wars, the reign of Kairn Ithelanen as Mortal King, and the election of the High Prince Abelas Caerme'onn as Kairn's successor. In the years that would follow King Abelas's reign, Fëanor would come to first-hand witness the courtroom execution of the Elven King in 1679, being among those to petition for the King's life in an early attempt to stop the forced public duel. What followed instead was the Elven King's beheading by Atandt Irongrinder, an event in which Fëanor's father was not only witness to, but was passive to. Recognizing that with the temporary departure of the Ithelanen and the King's guards, Fëanor urged his father that they should depart for the time being. Instead, Belestram was swiftly arrested and placed on trial, the result of which was to be decided by combat. It was Fëanor and another dwarven ally of his father's that fought for Belestram's fate, however they were no match for the elven warriors of the Ithelanen. As a result, Belestram's hand was severed, and Fëanor saw his father escorted out of Caras Eldar.
Despite his direct choice to defend his father, Fëanor received only minor criticism from his fellow Virarim. [WIP]
Atlasian Conflict and Rise of Aegrothond
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Reign as Prince
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