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'''Behrod I''' (108-47 BC) was the son of [[Vedrin]]. He was [[Monarchy of Trellin|King of Trellin]] from 62 BC until his death. He was succeeded by his second son, [[Dethrindos]], after his elder son Prince Vedrin was left comatose following a fall from the walls of [[Mar'theqa]].
'''Behrod I''' (108-47 BC) was the son of [[Vedrin]]. He was [[Monarchy of Trellin|King of Trellin]] from 62 BC until his death. He was succeeded by his second son, [[Dethrindos]], after his elder son Prince Vedrin was left comatose following a fall from the walls of [[Martheqa]].


During Behrod's reign, [[Trellin]]ese merchants in the city of [[Durats]] entered into a dispute with its [[Hyseran Empire|Hyseran]] governors over harbour fees. When, in February 53 BC, they were expelled from the port, the Trellinese petitioned at Behrod's court for him to seek redress. Emissaries sent out to demand access to the harbour found its {{wp|boom (navigational barrier)|great chain}} pulled across the entrance. Behrod responded by sending a fleet against the city, whose merchants elected to pay them off rather than face the destruction of their harbour. The outbreak of war was not so much an eruption as a slow kindling, as despite Hyser's formal declaration of war in early June both sides were reluctant to join battle. The first major engagement took place only in early 52 BC, off the coast of [[Tenedos]]. Other battles followed over the next few years, but by 49, with the inconclusive Battle of Temalain, it was all too clear that the war was a stalemate. In the subsequent peace treaty, Hysera was restricted to colonising west of the [[Straits of Jajich]].
During Behrod's reign, [[Trellin]]ese merchants in the city of [[Durats]] entered into a dispute with its [[Hyseran Empire|Hyseran]] governors over harbour fees. When, in February 53 BC, they were expelled from the port, the Trellinese petitioned at Behrod's court for him to seek redress. Emissaries sent out to demand access to the harbour found its {{wp|boom (navigational barrier)|great chain}} pulled across the entrance. Behrod responded by sending a fleet against the city, whose merchants elected to pay them off rather than face the destruction of their harbour. The outbreak of war was not so much an eruption as a slow kindling, as despite Hyser's formal declaration of war in early June both sides were reluctant to join battle. The first major engagement took place only in early 52 BC, off the coast of [[Tenedos]]. Other battles followed over the next few years, but by 49, with the inconclusive Battle of Temalain, it was all too clear that the war was a stalemate. In the subsequent peace treaty, Hysera was restricted to colonising west of the [[Straits of Jajich]].

Latest revision as of 19:25, 27 March 2022

Behrod I
King of Trellin
Reign62 – 47 BC
PredecessorVedrin
SuccessorDethrindos
Born108 BC
Martheqa, Trellin
Died47 BC
IssuePrince Vedrin
Dethrindos
HouseHouse Loédri'i

Behrod I (108-47 BC) was the son of Vedrin. He was King of Trellin from 62 BC until his death. He was succeeded by his second son, Dethrindos, after his elder son Prince Vedrin was left comatose following a fall from the walls of Martheqa.

During Behrod's reign, Trellinese merchants in the city of Durats entered into a dispute with its Hyseran governors over harbour fees. When, in February 53 BC, they were expelled from the port, the Trellinese petitioned at Behrod's court for him to seek redress. Emissaries sent out to demand access to the harbour found its great chain pulled across the entrance. Behrod responded by sending a fleet against the city, whose merchants elected to pay them off rather than face the destruction of their harbour. The outbreak of war was not so much an eruption as a slow kindling, as despite Hyser's formal declaration of war in early June both sides were reluctant to join battle. The first major engagement took place only in early 52 BC, off the coast of Tenedos. Other battles followed over the next few years, but by 49, with the inconclusive Battle of Temalain, it was all too clear that the war was a stalemate. In the subsequent peace treaty, Hysera was restricted to colonising west of the Straits of Jajich.

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