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 ====Ancient History==== ====Ancient History====
  
-**0-976 - First Clans**\\+**Pre-976 - First Clans**\\
 Few records exist prior to the Unification Campaign, but did become more frequent as time progressed. What records there are show that magic was feared and not used by fae, and that the Bendith were more similar to each other than they are now, and that they operated similarly to how the [[Lyonn|Yarldoms of Lyonn]] do today. Few records exist prior to the Unification Campaign, but did become more frequent as time progressed. What records there are show that magic was feared and not used by fae, and that the Bendith were more similar to each other than they are now, and that they operated similarly to how the [[Lyonn|Yarldoms of Lyonn]] do today.
 ====Early History==== ====Early History====
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 **985-1062 - Arawn’s Reign**\\ **985-1062 - Arawn’s Reign**\\
-Generally considered the Golden Age of Antumnos, the Kingdom was known as Annwn. His wife, Finnabair, developed an alphabet and language for all to use. This became known as the White Lady’s Alphabet, and the language, still used today, as dravod. During this time, she bore Arawn twin children - Princess Herla and Prince Guthlac.+Generally considered the Golden Age of Antumnos, the Kingdom was known as Annwn. Arawn's wife, Finnabair, developed an alphabet and language for all to use. This became known as the White Lady’s Alphabet, and the language, still used today, as dravod. During this time, she bore Arawn twin children - Princess Herla and Prince Guthlac.
  
 **1062 - Division of Annwn**\\ **1062 - Division of Annwn**\\
-Arawn died in mysterious circumstances, and the duty of looking after the Kingdom of Annwn fell to his five loyal generals - the Cwn Annwn. However, these five were unable to agree how to rule the Kingdom, but they eventually settled on one thing - to split the Kingdom into five nations.+Arawn disappeared in mysterious circumstances, and the duty of looking after the Kingdom of Annwn fell to his five loyal generals - the Cwn Annwn. However, these five were unable to agree how to rule the Kingdom, but they eventually settled on one thing - to split the Kingdom into five nations.
  
 The continent became known as Antumnos, and each nation diverged in appearance and customs. There have been rumours since, detailing the return of the rightful King of Annwn, and that someday, Arawn will claim back his throne. The continent became known as Antumnos, and each nation diverged in appearance and customs. There have been rumours since, detailing the return of the rightful King of Annwn, and that someday, Arawn will claim back his throne.
  
-The Cwn Annwn went their separate ways, and the five nations largely ignored each other in favour of developing their own cultures. Eventually, each nation became so distinct that it is belived that the ley lines intersecting them began to affect them in different ways.+The Cwn Annwn went their separate ways, and the five nations largely ignored each other in favour of developing their own cultures. Eventually, each nation became so distinct that it is believed that the ley lines intersecting them began to affect them in different ways.
  
 Gwynn ap Nudd, the son of Arawn’s close friend, founded [[Llanhythel]] in the ethereal forests of Antumnos.\\ Gwynn ap Nudd, the son of Arawn’s close friend, founded [[Llanhythel]] in the ethereal forests of Antumnos.\\
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 Vanora, a coblyn from the outskirts of [[Kloth’va]], studied the [[antumnos#beyond_the_five_nations|Faewilds]]. In time, she began to realise that the ley lines that had affected the Bendith had also affected the creatures in the Faewilds. What once was a slightly dangerous forest had become fatal. She petitioned the Liege, who saw the potential in Vanora’s idea, and helped her form an alliance between four of the five nations. Vanora, a coblyn from the outskirts of [[Kloth’va]], studied the [[antumnos#beyond_the_five_nations|Faewilds]]. In time, she began to realise that the ley lines that had affected the Bendith had also affected the creatures in the Faewilds. What once was a slightly dangerous forest had become fatal. She petitioned the Liege, who saw the potential in Vanora’s idea, and helped her form an alliance between four of the five nations.
  
-Vanora, however, would never see the culmination of her work. On a scouting mission, Vanora was killed. This, however, did bring about the agreement of the final nation, Lyonn, and the organisation was named [[Vanoras Watch|Vanora’s Watch]] in her honour.+Vanora, however, would never see the culmination of her work. On a special mission with the Yarls of [[Lyonn]], Vanora was killed. This, however, did bring about the agreement of the final nation, Lyonn, and the organisation was named [[Vanoras Watch|Vanora’s Watch]] in her honour.
  
 ====Present Day==== ====Present Day====
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