Difference between revisions of "House of Lothston"
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| − | The '''House of Lothston''' ([[Common]]: ''Lothston''; Hansetian: ''Lothston''; [[High Imperial]]: ''Lothston'') was founded by [[Markus Brawm]] who became Lothston after his knighting for his loyalty to the Crown after the [[Siege of Houndsden]]. The family was given a piece of land by [[Boris Nikolas Ruthern]] within the County of Metterden and vassal of the [[Kingdom of Hanseti-Ruska|Kingdom of Haense]] until after the defeat during the [[The Great Northern War]], and leaving the founder Ser Markus to his death during the [[Siege of Vaisland]]. Now you find the family fighting for the assured independence of [[Mardon]]. | + | The '''House of Lothston''' ([[Common]]: ''Lothston''; Hansetian: ''Lothston''; [[High Imperial]]: ''Lothston'') was founded by [[Markus Brawm]] who became Lothston after his knighting for his loyalty to the Crown after the [[Siege of Houndsden]]. The family was given a piece of land by [[Boris Nikolas Ruthern]] within the County of Metterden and vassal of the [[Kingdom of Hanseti-Ruska|Kingdom of Haense]] until after the defeat during the [[The Great Northern War]], and leaving the founder Ser [[Markus Brawm|Markus]] to his death during the [[Siege of Vaisland]]. Now you find the family fighting for the assured independence of [[Mardon]]. |
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The House of Lothston (Common: Lothston; Hansetian: Lothston; High Imperial: Lothston) was founded by Markus Brawm who became Lothston after his knighting for his loyalty to the Crown after the Siege of Houndsden. The family was given a piece of land by Boris Nikolas Ruthern within the County of Metterden and vassal of the Kingdom of Haense until after the defeat during the The Great Northern War, and leaving the founder Ser Markus to his death during the Siege of Vaisland. Now you find the family fighting for the assured independence of Mardon.
