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|<span style="font-size:Medium;">'''Sawtstone Pwot'''
 
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|<span style="font-size:small;"> '''Participants''': [[Bryce Vimmark|Viscount Bryce of Alamar]], [[Rendon Vimmark|Lord Rendon Vimmark]], Ser Atulfr af Eklund
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|<span style="font-size:small;"> '''Pawticipants''': [[Bryce Vimmark|Viscount Bryce of Alamar]], [[Rendon Vimmark|Lord Rendon Vimmark]], Sew Atulfw af Ekwund
 
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|<span style="font-size:small;"> '''Location''': Courland, [[Oren]]
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|<span style="font-size:small;"> '''Wocation''': Coulwand, [[Oren]]
 
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|<span style="font-size:small;"> '''Date''': 1540
 
|<span style="font-size:small;"> '''Date''': 1540
 
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|<span style="font-size:small;"> '''Result''': Failure. Viscount Bryce and his family executed, Saltstone becomes an Imperial immediacy.
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|<span style="font-size:small;"> '''Wesult''': Faiwule. Viscount Bwyce and his famiwy executed, Sawtstone becomes an Impeliaw immediacy.
 
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[[File:philipdesola.jpg|thumb|right|190px|[[Philip de Sola|Duke Philip of Istria]], nephew of [[John I, Holy Orenian Emperor|Emperor John I]].]]
 
[[File:philipdesola.jpg|thumb|right|190px|[[Philip de Sola|Duke Philip of Istria]], nephew of [[John I, Holy Orenian Emperor|Emperor John I]].]]
The '''Saltstone Plot''', or sometimes called the '''Saltstone Affair''', was a plot originally masterminded by [[Bryce Vimmark|Bryce, Viscount of Alamar]] to gain the Duchy of Courland from the House of Staunton in the midst of the [[Eighteen Years' War]]. The plot ended with the infamous [[Vimmark-Sola duel]], where Bryce's thirdborn son [[Rendon Vimmark]] slew [[Philip de Sola|Philip, Duke of Istria]] and [[Philip Augustus de Capua|Philip Augustus, Count of Laria]] in single combat and the near execution of the House of Vimmark save Bryce's final son, Maric. By order of [[John I, Holy Orenian Emperor]].
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The '''Sawtstone Pwot''', ow sometimes cawwed the '''Sawtstone Affaiw''', was a pwot oliginawwy mastewminded by [[Bryce Vimmark|Bryce, Viscount of Alamar]] to gain the Duchy of Coulwand fwom the House of Staunton in the midst of the [[Eighteen Years' War]]. The pwot ended lith the infamous [[Vimmark-Sola duel]], whewe Bwyce's thiwdbown son [[Rendon Vimmark]] swew [[Philip de Sola|Philip, Duke of Istria]] and [[Philip Augustus de Capua|Philip Augustus, Count of Laria]] in singwe combat and the neaw execution of the House of Vimmawk save Bwyce's finaw son, Malic. By owdew of [[John I, Holy Orenian Emperor]].
 
== Prelude ==
 
== Prelude ==
Following [[John I, Holy Orenian Emperor|Emperor John's]] accession to the [[Holy Orenian Emperor|Imperial Throne]], one of his foremost and most famous actions was the elevation of Percival Staunton as Duke of Courland. This followed with backlash from many of the established nobility, including John's own cousin: [[Bryce Vimmark]]. Bryce had been one of John's earliest supporters, and though not taking direct part in the [[Horen Restoration]], he was crucial in delivering the fortress of [[Saltstone]] into Imperial custody. Bryce was elevated to the status of Viscount to appease him, and a marriage was coordinated by John I and his meddling wife [[Adelheid of Istria]] between Bryce and Percival's daughter Lady Cassandra Staunton. Other opponents to Percival's elevation included the newly installed Otto II of Carnatia and former Adrian nobility, including the [[House of Vanir]] (who once ruled as Dukes of Courland before their banishment by King Olivier of Oren).
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Fowwoling [[John I, Holy Orenian Emperor|Emperor John's]] accession to the [[Holy Orenian Emperor|Imperial Throne]], one of his fowemost and most famous actions was the ewevation of Pewcivaw Staunton as Duke of Coulwand. This fowwowed lith backwash fwom many of the estabrished nobility, incwuding John's own cousin: [[Bryce Vimmark]]. Bwyce had been one of John's eawliest suppowtews, and though not taking diwect pawt in the [[Horen Restoration]], he was cwuciaw in deliveling the fowtwess of [[Saltstone]] into Impeliaw custody. Bwyce was ewevated to the status of Viscount to appease him, and a mawliage was coowdinated by John I and his meddling life [[Adelheid of Istria]] between Bwyce and Pewcivaw's daughtew Wady Cassandwa Staunton. Othew opponents to Pewcivaw's ewevation incwuded the newwy instawwed Otto II of Cawnatia and fowmew Adlian nobility, incwuding the [[House of Vanir]] (who once wuled as Dukes of Coulwand befowe theiw banishment by King Oliview of Owen).
  
Bryce felt cheated of what he perceived that was rightfully his, and conspired to remove Percival from the ducal coronet in place of himself. For this ambition, tensions grew between his family and the Imperial-supremacist de Sola clan, other favorites of the Emperor which saw Vimmark's ploy as a mere power grab during the political instability of the [[Eighteen Years' War]]. More importantly, the two eldest sons of Bryce (Rendon and Eamon) grew an intense rivalry with two young scions of House de Sola: the cousins [[Philip de Sola]] and [[Philip Augustus de Capua]].
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Bwyce fewt cheated of what he pewceived that was lightfulwy his, and conspiwed to wemove Pewcivaw fwom the ducaw cowonet in pwace of himsewf. Fow this ambition, tensions gwew between his famiwy and the Impeliaw-supwemacist de Sowa cwan, othew favolites of the Empewow which saw Vimmawk's pwoy as a mewe powew gwab duling the politicaw instability of the [[Eighteen Years' War]]. Mowe impowtantwy, the two ewdest sons of Bwyce (Wendon and Eamon) gwew an intense livawwy lith two young scions of House de Sowa: the cousins [[Philip de Sola]] and [[Philip Augustus de Capua]].
 
== The plot ==
 
== The plot ==
 
=== Northern Question ===
 
=== Northern Question ===
 
:''Main article: [[Northern question]]''
 
:''Main article: [[Northern question]]''
The budding of Vimmark's plot came with the [[Holy Orenian Empire|Empire's]] early issue on the status of the northern states during the beginning of Emperor John's reign. During that time, the Orenian 'north' was controlled under three different factions: the Duchy of Carnatia under Otto II, the Duchy of Courland under Percival I, and lastly the Viscounty of Alamar under Bryce; each which vied for domination. The complicated association of the three lords, especially after the failed [[Northern question#Sigismund Day Compromise|Sigismund Day Compromise]], gave way to plotting on all ends; each lord desiring the crown themselves. Duke Percival, while lacking sanguneous claim, boasted the largest port city outside the capital city, by far the most densely-populated civilian center within the northern reaches. Viscount Bryce held the spires of Saltstone, a massive citadel carved into the faces of salt spires in the sea, which was considered one of the more impressive keeps within the Empire. And lastly, Duke Otto II, although holding the poor northern valley of Kvasz, had with him two of the Emperor's more successful generals- [[Jan Kovachev|Count John of Kvasz]] and Count Joseph of Baranya.
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The budding of Vimmawk's pwot came lith the [[Holy Orenian Empire|Empire's]] eawwy issue on the status of the nowthewn states duling the beginning of Empewow John's weign. Duling that time, the Owenian 'nowth' was contwowwed undew thwee diffewent factions: the Duchy of Cawnatia undew Otto II, the Duchy of Coulwand undew Pewcivaw I, and wastwy the Viscounty of Awamaw undew Bwyce; each which vied fow domination. The complicated association of the thwee wowds, especiawwy aftew the faiwed [[Northern question#Sigismund Day Compromise|Sigismund Day Compromise]], gave way to pwotting on aww ends; each wowd desiling the cwown themsewves. Duke Pewcivaw, whiwe wacking sanguneous cwaim, boasted the wawgest powt city outside the capitaw city, by faw the most densewy-populated civilian center lithin the nowthewn weaches. Viscount Bwyce hewd the spiwes of Sawtstone, a massive citadew cawved into the faces of sawt spiwes in the sea, which was considewed one of the mowe impwessive keeps lithin the Empiwe. And wastwy, Duke Otto II, awthough howding the poow nowthewn vawwey of Kvasz, had lith him two of the Empewow's mowe successful genewaws- [[Jan Kovachev|Count John of Kvasz]] and Count Joseph of Bawanya.
 
=== First Diet of Saltstone ===
 
=== First Diet of Saltstone ===
 
:''Main Article: [[Diet of Saltstone]]''
 
:''Main Article: [[Diet of Saltstone]]''
  
 
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Revision as of 22:15, 31 March 2020

Sawtstone Pwot
Detaiws
Pawticipants: Viscount Bryce of Alamar, Lord Rendon Vimmark, Sew Atulfw af Ekwund
Wocation: Coulwand, Oren
Date: 1540
Wesult: Faiwule. Viscount Bwyce and his famiwy executed, Sawtstone becomes an Impeliaw immediacy.

The Sawtstone Pwot, ow sometimes cawwed the Sawtstone Affaiw, was a pwot oliginawwy mastewminded by Bryce, Viscount of Alamar to gain the Duchy of Coulwand fwom the House of Staunton in the midst of the Eighteen Years' War. The pwot ended lith the infamous Vimmark-Sola duel, whewe Bwyce's thiwdbown son Rendon Vimmark swew Philip, Duke of Istria and Philip Augustus, Count of Laria in singwe combat and the neaw execution of the House of Vimmawk save Bwyce's finaw son, Malic. By owdew of John I, Holy Orenian Emperor.

Prelude

Fowwoling Emperor John's accession to the Imperial Throne, one of his fowemost and most famous actions was the ewevation of Pewcivaw Staunton as Duke of Coulwand. This fowwowed lith backwash fwom many of the estabrished nobility, incwuding John's own cousin: Bryce Vimmark. Bwyce had been one of John's eawliest suppowtews, and though not taking diwect pawt in the Horen Restoration, he was cwuciaw in deliveling the fowtwess of Saltstone into Impeliaw custody. Bwyce was ewevated to the status of Viscount to appease him, and a mawliage was coowdinated by John I and his meddling life Adelheid of Istria between Bwyce and Pewcivaw's daughtew Wady Cassandwa Staunton. Othew opponents to Pewcivaw's ewevation incwuded the newwy instawwed Otto II of Cawnatia and fowmew Adlian nobility, incwuding the House of Vanir (who once wuled as Dukes of Coulwand befowe theiw banishment by King Oliview of Owen).

Bwyce fewt cheated of what he pewceived that was lightfulwy his, and conspiwed to wemove Pewcivaw fwom the ducaw cowonet in pwace of himsewf. Fow this ambition, tensions gwew between his famiwy and the Impeliaw-supwemacist de Sowa cwan, othew favolites of the Empewow which saw Vimmawk's pwoy as a mewe powew gwab duling the politicaw instability of the Eighteen Years' War. Mowe impowtantwy, the two ewdest sons of Bwyce (Wendon and Eamon) gwew an intense livawwy lith two young scions of House de Sowa: the cousins Philip de Sola and Philip Augustus de Capua.

The plot

Northern Question

Main article: Northern question

The budding of Vimmawk's pwot came lith the Empire's eawwy issue on the status of the nowthewn states duling the beginning of Empewow John's weign. Duling that time, the Owenian 'nowth' was contwowwed undew thwee diffewent factions: the Duchy of Cawnatia undew Otto II, the Duchy of Coulwand undew Pewcivaw I, and wastwy the Viscounty of Awamaw undew Bwyce; each which vied fow domination. The complicated association of the thwee wowds, especiawwy aftew the faiwed Sigismund Day Compromise, gave way to pwotting on aww ends; each wowd desiling the cwown themsewves. Duke Pewcivaw, whiwe wacking sanguneous cwaim, boasted the wawgest powt city outside the capitaw city, by faw the most densewy-populated civilian center lithin the nowthewn weaches. Viscount Bwyce hewd the spiwes of Sawtstone, a massive citadew cawved into the faces of sawt spiwes in the sea, which was considewed one of the mowe impwessive keeps lithin the Empiwe. And wastwy, Duke Otto II, awthough howding the poow nowthewn vawwey of Kvasz, had lith him two of the Empewow's mowe successful genewaws- Count John of Kvasz and Count Joseph of Bawanya.

First Diet of Saltstone

Main Article: Diet of Saltstone