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| − | The Fourteenth Isbajath, 2567 to 2569, was invoked by [[Incarnandina]] [[Zepheriyth kath Hisphaytha Guhth]] to defend the Kingdom of [[Oliblish]] from the expansion of the [[Gorcorumbese Empire]]. It overlapped with the beginnings of the [[Fourth Geddamin War]] and the [[Great Sky War]]. Incarnandists responded to her call and defeated the advances and aggression of the Gorcorumbese Giants and Jykki mercenaries. The Gorcorumbese made a separate peace with Oliblish but continued to execute their imperial expansion elsewhere in the [[West]]. The Fourteenth Isbajath was the last and only Isbajath of the twenty sixth century. The Fourteenth Isbajath inspired the later Incarnandist Saint, [[Inakhah the Militant]]. | + | The Fourteenth Isbajath, 2567 to 2569, was invoked by [[Incarnandina]] [[Zepheriyth kath Hisphaytha Guhth]] to defend the Kingdom of [[Oliblish]] from the expansion of the [[Gorcorumbese Empire]]. It overlapped with the beginnings of the [[Fourth Geddamin War]] and the [[Great Sky War]]. Incarnandists responded to her call and defeated the advances and aggression of the Gorcorumbese Giants and Jykki mercenaries. The Gorcorumbese made a separate peace with Oliblish but continued to execute their imperial expansion elsewhere in the [[West]]. The Fourteenth Isbajath was the last and only Isbajath of the twenty sixth century. The Fourteenth Isbajath inspired the later Incarnandist Saint, [[Inakhah the Militant]]. It is the only Isbajath invoked against a non-chaos foe. |
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| + | Special psychists used their powers to apprehend and interrogate Gorcorumbese Giants and were often essential to thwarting the powers of their best wizards. | ||
=Chronology of the Fourteenth Isbajath= | =Chronology of the Fourteenth Isbajath= | ||
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| + | *2568 to 2557, [[Great Sky War]] | ||
| + | *2568 to 2581, [[Fourth Geddamin War]] | ||
*2568, fleet of [[Dragonbarge]]s bombard port city of [[Tahkhnúsh]] from the sea. | *2568, fleet of [[Dragonbarge]]s bombard port city of [[Tahkhnúsh]] from the sea. | ||
;2569 | ;2569 | ||
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| + | *2582 to 2586, [[Fifth Geddamin War]] | ||
| + | *2586, [[Treaty of Rhafyx (2586)]], settles outcome of the [[Fifth Geddamin War]] | ||
=See Also= | =See Also= | ||
*[[Incarnandina]] | *[[Incarnandina]] | ||
*[[Isbajutha]] | *[[Isbajutha]] | ||
| + | *[[Kalikán-Ephysgæes Pact]] | ||
| − | [[Category:Wars]] | + | [[Category:Wars and Conflicts]] |
[[Category:Isbajutha]] | [[Category:Isbajutha]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:36, 31 December 2021
The Fourteenth Isbajath, 2567 to 2569, was invoked by Incarnandina Zepheriyth kath Hisphaytha Guhth to defend the Kingdom of Oliblish from the expansion of the Gorcorumbese Empire. It overlapped with the beginnings of the Fourth Geddamin War and the Great Sky War. Incarnandists responded to her call and defeated the advances and aggression of the Gorcorumbese Giants and Jykki mercenaries. The Gorcorumbese made a separate peace with Oliblish but continued to execute their imperial expansion elsewhere in the West. The Fourteenth Isbajath was the last and only Isbajath of the twenty sixth century. The Fourteenth Isbajath inspired the later Incarnandist Saint, Inakhah the Militant. It is the only Isbajath invoked against a non-chaos foe.
Special psychists used their powers to apprehend and interrogate Gorcorumbese Giants and were often essential to thwarting the powers of their best wizards.
Chronology of the Fourteenth Isbajath
- 2567
- 2568
- 2568 to 2557, Great Sky War
- 2568 to 2581, Fourth Geddamin War
- 2568, fleet of Dragonbarges bombard port city of Tahkhnúsh from the sea.
- 2569
- 2582 to 2586, Fifth Geddamin War
- 2586, Treaty of Rhafyx (2586), settles outcome of the Fifth Geddamin War
See Also
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