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== History == | == History == | ||
=== Ancient past === | |||
Horselords ruled human tribes in the area that Khador now occupies. | |||
=== Thousand Cities Era === | |||
Khardic Empire, eventually occupied by Orgoth. | |||
=== Khador in the Iron Kingdoms Era === | === Khador in the Iron Kingdoms Era === | ||
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=== The Claiming in Khador === | === The Claiming in Khador === | ||
Great Princess Regna Gravnoy, the "Winter Queen" revealed herself as an Infernal supporter. There were many supporters in lesser stations. Empress Ayn Vanar struggled to maintain power after the Claiming, resorting to militaristic brutality to put down worker uprisings. | |||
=== Notable names === | |||
* Queen Cherize the Cunning | |||
* Ivan Vladykin | |||
Revision as of 20:25, 31 December 2023
History
Ancient past
Horselords ruled human tribes in the area that Khador now occupies.
Thousand Cities Era
Khardic Empire, eventually occupied by Orgoth.
Khador in the Iron Kingdoms Era
The signing of the Corvis Treaties established the nation of Khador.
Conflict: The First Thornwood War (520 AR through ??)
The First Thornwood War was the first major conflict between Khador and Cygnar.
- In 510[FTW 1] or 520[FTW 2] AR, King Vygor of Khador sent a diversionary force against LLael, forcing Cygnar to react. The diversion allowed Khador's forces to invade the Thornwood, cutting a swath of destruction known as the Warjack Road.[FTW 1][FTW 2]
The Claiming in Khador
Great Princess Regna Gravnoy, the "Winter Queen" revealed herself as an Infernal supporter. There were many supporters in lesser stations. Empress Ayn Vanar struggled to maintain power after the Claiming, resorting to militaristic brutality to put down worker uprisings.
Notable names
- Queen Cherize the Cunning
- Ivan Vladykin