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| − | The '''Saltstone Plot''' 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 entire execution of the House of Vimmark (save Bryce's firstborn, Maric) by order of [[John I, Holy Orenian Emperor]]. | + | 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 entire execution of the House of Vimmark (save Bryce's firstborn, Maric) by order of [[John I, Holy Orenian Emperor]]. |
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Revision as of 22:11, 31 October 2016
The Saltstone Plot, or sometimes called the Saltstone Affair, was a plot originally masterminded by 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, Duke of Istria and Philip Augustus, Count of Laria in single combat and the entire execution of the House of Vimmark (save Bryce's firstborn, Maric) by order of John I, Holy Orenian Emperor.
Prelude
Following Emperor John's accession to the Imperial Throne, one of his foremost and most famous actions was the elevation of Percival Staunton as Duke of Courland.
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