The Marchlands

The Marchlands make up the wide arc of Anasayfa from the southern end of the Lonk Lake to the southern bank of the Anholt River. It is a complex patchwork of Barons, dukes, counts, monestaries, castle and towns.

History
Under the Empire, the Marchlands was simply two provinces, the Inner and Outer Marches. It was a peaceful and productive land, all under the rule of the Imperial overlords. However, as the empire fell the lack of communication lines meant it quickly fell to violence. Unlike most old holdings the Marchlords rose up in war, throwing out the old Imperial troops and nobles. In the vacummn no one could regain the power that the old goveronrs used to have. In the place of peace and plenty was a land of war and intruige. While by this time the MArchlands were quite fruitful again, they were still often scarred by war.

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