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The ancient name of the land easternmost in [[Pytharnia]], Ambrulia is comprised by the modern centaur state of [[Streionia]]. At the time of the Moigthean Migrations, Ambrulia was occupied by tribes of [[Geddamin Giants]] related to the [[Kemerite Giants]] of Pytharnia. Ambrulia became the access corridor for the Moigthe from Asdauria into the [[Pytharnian Highlands]]. | The ancient name of the land easternmost in [[Pytharnia]], Ambrulia is comprised by the modern centaur state of [[Streionia]]. At the time of the Moigthean Migrations, Ambrulia was occupied by tribes of [[Geddamin Giants]] related to the [[Kemerite Giants]] of Pytharnia. Ambrulia became the access corridor for the Moigthe from Asdauria into the [[Pytharnian Highlands]]. | ||
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| + | Ambrulia subsequently became populated with centaurs in the early 11th century when the Arathracian Ruler, [[Ambry Reagal the Righteous]], of the [[Golviaril Dynasty]], invited them in from Asdauria to settle as mercenaries to protect the eastern front of Pytharnia. | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:49, 23 December 2019
The ancient name of the land easternmost in Pytharnia, Ambrulia is comprised by the modern centaur state of Streionia. At the time of the Moigthean Migrations, Ambrulia was occupied by tribes of Geddamin Giants related to the Kemerite Giants of Pytharnia. Ambrulia became the access corridor for the Moigthe from Asdauria into the Pytharnian Highlands.
Ambrulia subsequently became populated with centaurs in the early 11th century when the Arathracian Ruler, Ambry Reagal the Righteous, of the Golviaril Dynasty, invited them in from Asdauria to settle as mercenaries to protect the eastern front of Pytharnia.
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