Settlements
This settlement is a city in the Qino Empire situated along the western coast of Vinfaru, north of Ménshān.
Ménběi
In this year the second althing occured, leading to Ān Shìgāo shooting D’Arce Cataliss.
Year 3
This character was the first and only heir to the Qino Empire, as well as a Potter, Winemaker, Butcher, Hunter, and Miner.
Yán
This event was a series of related wars, diplomatic crises and crimes that occurred between the years 1 and 3 of Vinfaru. The conflict can best be understood as a struggle between the Qino Clan and the Græn Clan for the domination of Vinfaru.
Southern Conflict
This group is known for zealotry, militarism, and its followers having green skin & eyes.
Brothers of the Cactal Order
This settlement is in the south of Vinfaru, along the shores of lake Hásteinn. It sits on the former territory of the Háfrinna Clan.
Slúðfjall
In this year Father Gleepleson travels to Ménběi to speak with Hupo one last time. He encounters Yán in the inn; the two have a heated discussion, and Gleepleson is imprisoned.
Year 11
This character is a noble living in Rústþorp along the Sigðskagi coastline in the Smarag Estate. She considers herself more a representative of those who live in the town.
Amka Smarag, Earl of Rústþorp
This event was a short rebellion carried out by Jarl Antonus in Ménběi. The goal of the rebellion was to overthrow Hǔpò as Emperor of the Qino Empire and replace him with Antonus.
Jarl Antonus' Rebellion
This Theodling lordship in North-Western Vinfaru was founded in the Spring of year 3. It's first primary settlement was Bjarnaborg.
Earldom of Bryhald
This settlement was a port city that was a growing mercantile center with a variety of amenities available to visitors under the direction of the Guild.
Drywater Port
In this year Harold, Earl of Bryhald converted to Sokuon.
Year 4
This character was a Qinoese bureaucrat, tradesperson, and religious leader. They served as the first and only Qinoese Minister of Works.
Xuántiānyì
This event was an armed conflict between the Qino Clan and the Háfrinna Clan over the theft of firearms and other valuable goods.
Gun War
This clan was first settled on the South shore of Vinfaru on the Sigðskagi peninsula.
Græn Clan
This settlement is the primary settlement of the Bryhald, it is located on the peninsula west of Bryhald Manor.
Wudutun
In this year Xuántiānyì visits Slúðfjall with Amka; Xuántiānyì is accused of being a witch and is shot.
Year 8
This character was a self-proclaimed genius who "discovered" that the world was flat. He sold this information to the emperor for 15 copper ingots.
Andrew
This event resulted in a peace treaty between Emperor Hǔpò and Jarl Antonus.
Battle of Solitude
This tributary group was settled in a valley, and was known being monastically inclined and recognized Sulus as the kölüöhergit.
Peura Clan
This settlement is unlike other Bryhaldian settlements, it was not named after its founder, rather its main occupant at the time of naming.
Erlingstead
In this year Tööskötör and Yīng meet to discuss syncretization between Eternalism and Sokuon. While initial discussion was productive, Hǔpò was incensed when Yīng relayed the meeting's conclusions to him, believing that the Tööskötör had dishonestly presented Sokuonic doctrine so as to claim spiritual authority over the Eternalists.
Year 7
This character was a clock maker in Skógarströnd. He was the first casualty, and only casualty to happen on Qino soil during the Skógar Qino War.
Grendel the Really Okay
This event was a minor event in Year 7 in which a Grevskap farmer obtained a horse.
Purchase of a horse by Ikkis
This group had no distinct leader and was made up of owner occupiers. All of whom were considered equals upon their council.
Sweetspring Village