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The '''Kingdom of Reynes''' is an early period of Reynesan history in which the city and surrounding territory were ruled by a monarchy. The majority of modern understanding of their time period comes from preserved secondary histories, as primary histories had been mostly lost during the civil wars of the turn of the millennium. The kingdom's founding myth has it established in 834 BME near the Savio river on Carti Hill and the Kingdom period ends with the overthrow of the Reynesan monarchy during the [[Culling of the 101]].
The '''Kingdom of Reynes''' is an early period of Reynesan history in which the city and surrounding territory were ruled by a monarchy. The majority of modern understanding of their time period comes from preserved secondary histories, namely from Senator Callipho Gellius's ''The Histories'' dated 120 BME and by Eligius Iovius incompleted works known as the ''History and Legend of Reynes'' which he stopped working on with of the end of his life in 21 ME. The kingdom's founding myth has it established in 834 BME near the Savio river on Carti Hill and the Kingdom period ends with the overthrow of the Reynesan monarchy during the [[Culling of the 101]].
 
==History==
Arcehological evidence shows that human settlement around the city of [[Reynes]] had been ongoing since at least 1200 BME, however the mythical foundation of the Kingdom is given to be 834 BME, a date repeated in most historical references due to its importance in Reynesan Religion. In the mythical founding of the city is said to have been by its first king, Velthur Tarquinisa Valashna, who named the city after his beloved son, Reynes Velthurla Valashna was killed fighting a barbarian tribe in roughly 850 BME.

Revision as of 13:59, 28 March 2020

Kingdom of Reynes
834 BME–342 BME
Layout of Reynes in 400 BME
Layout of Reynes in 400 BME
Common languagesRasnan
Religion
Reynesan Religion
Demonym(s)Reynesan
GovernmentMonarchy
King 
• 834–799 BME
Velthur Tarquinisa Valashna
• 343–342 BME
Soteris Lupicinus Valashna
Historical eraCasaterran Iron Age
834 BME
342 BME
Preceded by
Succeeded by
Soissonian civilation
Republic of Reynes
Today part ofTemplate:Country data Sorenoro

The Kingdom of Reynes is an early period of Reynesan history in which the city and surrounding territory were ruled by a monarchy. The majority of modern understanding of their time period comes from preserved secondary histories, namely from Senator Callipho Gellius's The Histories dated 120 BME and by Eligius Iovius incompleted works known as the History and Legend of Reynes which he stopped working on with of the end of his life in 21 ME. The kingdom's founding myth has it established in 834 BME near the Savio river on Carti Hill and the Kingdom period ends with the overthrow of the Reynesan monarchy during the Culling of the 101.

History

Arcehological evidence shows that human settlement around the city of Reynes had been ongoing since at least 1200 BME, however the mythical foundation of the Kingdom is given to be 834 BME, a date repeated in most historical references due to its importance in Reynesan Religion. In the mythical founding of the city is said to have been by its first king, Velthur Tarquinisa Valashna, who named the city after his beloved son, Reynes Velthurla Valashna was killed fighting a barbarian tribe in roughly 850 BME.