Difference between revisions of "House of Keint"
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| <span style="font-size:small;">'''Founder''': William Keint | | <span style="font-size:small;">'''Founder''': William Keint | ||
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| <span style="font-size:small;">'''Ethnicity''': [[Heartlanders|Heartlander]] | | <span style="font-size:small;">'''Ethnicity''': [[Heartlanders|Heartlander]] | ||
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| − | + | The '''House of Keint''' was the current ruling family of the [[Keintania|Barony of Keintania]] and former vassal of the [[Kingdom of Santegia]]. House Keint was best known for its support for the [[Kingdom of Santegia]] until the year 1638 where they declared the Barony of Keintania as independant from the Kingdom of Santegia <ref> [https://www.lordofthecraft.net/forums/topic/167832-declaration-of-independance-of-the-barony-of-keintania/?tab=comments#comment-1584977/ Keintanian Independance]</ref>. After losing the [[Keintanian Rebellion]], House Keint was disbanded by its Patriach, [[Thomas Tarsington-Keint]], whilst he went into self exilement not being seen again for several years. | |
== The Return == | == The Return == | ||
| − | Several years after House Keint lost their rebellion, they arrived in Atlas on the south-eastern shores of the Island, preparing themselves for the storms to come.<ref> [https://www.lordofthecraft.net/forums/topic/168835-the-lion-roars-once-more/?tab=comments#comment-1594516/ The Lion Roars Once More]</ref> [[Lope Keint|Lord Lope Keint]] established a small town in the area known as the [[The East Peak]] | + | Several years after House Keint lost their rebellion, they arrived in Atlas on the south-eastern shores of the Island, preparing themselves for the storms to come.<ref> [https://www.lordofthecraft.net/forums/topic/168835-the-lion-roars-once-more/?tab=comments#comment-1594516/ The Lion Roars Once More]</ref> [[Lope Keint|Lord Lope Keint]] established a small town in the area known as the [[The East Peak]]. In total, it gathered a few hundred residents before the town came into conflict with some nearby villages. This eventually lead up to the [[Battle of Blackden]] occurring, which lead to the death of Lope Keint, and the scattering of the few Keints with him. |
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Revision as of 17:06, 4 October 2018
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The House of Keint was the current ruling family of the Barony of Keintania and former vassal of the Kingdom of Santegia. House Keint was best known for its support for the Kingdom of Santegia until the year 1638 where they declared the Barony of Keintania as independant from the Kingdom of Santegia [1]. After losing the Keintanian Rebellion, House Keint was disbanded by its Patriach, Thomas Tarsington-Keint, whilst he went into self exilement not being seen again for several years.
The Return
Several years after House Keint lost their rebellion, they arrived in Atlas on the south-eastern shores of the Island, preparing themselves for the storms to come.[2] Lord Lope Keint established a small town in the area known as the The East Peak. In total, it gathered a few hundred residents before the town came into conflict with some nearby villages. This eventually lead up to the Battle of Blackden occurring, which lead to the death of Lope Keint, and the scattering of the few Keints with him.
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