Redenford

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Municipality of Redenford The Coat of Arms of the Municipality of Redenford Country: Holy Orenian Empire Founded: 1797 by Henry Fredrick Helvets Government Governing Body: Imperial Administration, Ministry of the Interior Proprietor: Jonah Stahl-Elendil Magistrate: Henrik Komnenos Lord Mayor: Vacant City Clerk: Patrick O'Rourke Population: 5,000 Language(s): Common, High Imperial, Thuaidian

"Main Street of Redenford, City of the Holy Orenian Empire, circa 1811"

Founded originally by Henry Fredrick Helvets, Duke of Cathalon a year after the descendant's voyage to Almaris, the town was established in the southern district (later named Right-Bank district) of the Holy Orenian Empire. Throughout the span of the next several years, progress on the town began to dwindle. In order to rectify up the town, Joseph II, Holy Orenian Emperor appointed Jonah Stahl-Elendil as proprietor of Redenford in 1801.

Construction

Upon Jonah Stahl-Elendil's appointment as proprietor he began drafting up new designs for the city with the help of his long-time friend, Arnaud de Ruyter. Designs for Redenford took approximately two years for the new administration to draft up. Following the completion of the blueprints, Arnaud along with other members of his family started constriction of the town.

In 1808 progress on the town once again came to a standstill as many builders wound themselves demoralized. Once more changes came to the design of Redenford when Olivier Renault reintroduced the original design that he drew up for Henry Fredrick when he was proprietor. After a year of discussion and modification to the original design, Jonah made an executive decision to tear down what was currently built of Redenford & replace it with Olivier's design.

By this time, Arnaud found himself burnt out on construction & chose to leave the project for the time being. Therefore, Jonah brought in Otis de Rosius, Keaghen Armas & Patrick O'Rourke to oversee the construction of the newest version of Redenford. With the new management walls of homes were raised quickly and the main street was completed by late 1810.

It was in the next year; 1811 when the Sedan Rebellion broke out, forcing construction of Redenford to grind to a halt as the city was located only four-hundred meters from the rebel's home base, making it a prime target for contention.