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== History == | == History == | ||
The Phyrangian kingdom split | The Phyrangian kingdom split after the death of its last king in 230 PR. The younger of the old king's twin sons was given the part of the realm where worship of the ''Old Faith'' dominated. These ''Dorenti Faith'' adherents were more strongly influenced spiritually through their intercourse with the [[Andorian Empire]] and adopted many of the teachings of the ''New Gods''. However, their practices often slightly deviated as they were mixed with Dorenti influence, which eventually served as a point of contention for the Palmithrans. In 409 PR, a military pogrom was declared against isolated "heretical elements" within the kingdom, but eventually stretched into a holy war ending with the Palmithrans conquering the entirety of Calmen in 413 PR. The acquired territory was lumped into the newly formed Andorian province of Waymoot. | ||
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The Kingdom of Camlen was one of the two successor states formed from the religious and cultural division of the Kingdom of Phyrangia. The other was the Kingdom of Neumenia. Its capital was Camlen.
History
The Phyrangian kingdom split after the death of its last king in 230 PR. The younger of the old king's twin sons was given the part of the realm where worship of the Old Faith dominated. These Dorenti Faith adherents were more strongly influenced spiritually through their intercourse with the Andorian Empire and adopted many of the teachings of the New Gods. However, their practices often slightly deviated as they were mixed with Dorenti influence, which eventually served as a point of contention for the Palmithrans. In 409 PR, a military pogrom was declared against isolated "heretical elements" within the kingdom, but eventually stretched into a holy war ending with the Palmithrans conquering the entirety of Calmen in 413 PR. The acquired territory was lumped into the newly formed Andorian province of Waymoot.