New Havoral is a kingdom in Veykoda established by the bandits and vagrants of the Havoral Band.
Beginnings[]
The early history of New Havoral is characterized by divided leadership, constant power struggles, and diplomatic failures.
Founding[]
New Havoral was founded in the 1500s in the region of Veykoda after the Havoral Band originating from Havorton in Esmaria had to flee to the Ynn.
The strengthening of government authority happening in Cannor meant it became harder for the Havoral Band to hide their acts of banditry behind the pretense of mercenary activity. As the perspective of the Band being dissolved and its members executed for their crimes became more likely by the day, its leaders came under pressure. The decision to flee to Aelantir was hastily taken, and the Band was unprepared at the time of its arrival.
The Ivory Wars[]
Being bandits and vagrants, the New Havorics quickly adopted poaching local wildlife, angering the Veykodan tribe of Osindain near them and starting the Ivory Wars in 1620. This war would last 124 years, ending in 1724 as Lord Trandir II of Arverynn sent a unit of Teira Manhunters to pacify both parties.
King Jahanon síl Lethir of New Havoral was excluded from the Arverynn Summit of 1785 due to hostility over border claims, another proof of the failures of New Havoric diplomacy to establish amicable relations with their neighbors.
High Havoral[]
Under the rule of King Jahanon síl Lethir, New Havoral would conquer all lands east of the Ynn River, being recognized as the kingdom of High Havoral and Jahanon being crowned Vaisledar, High Ruler, by his Ynnic subjects. This would usher Sarda into a 20-years period known as Decades of the Mountain.
The Decades of the Mountain[]
The Decades of the Mountain (1788 AA to 1811 AA) was a time period where New Havoral reached its highest extent of power in Veykoda and Sarda. This period would see a massive spread of Cannorian ideas among the Ynnic people, including Ravelianism.
High Havoral never achieved its ambition of claiming the legacy of the Ynnic Empire as Jahanon disappeared while he was challenging the Dragon Dominion for hegemony over the Ynn. His descendants had to deal with the ongoing war as well as massive revolts culminating in Morvel’s Rebellion. As High Havoral eventually crumbled under the pressure, the Decades of the Mountain ended.