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Rules governing the movement of inhabitants between territories.

…He expanded Magnur, dealt with internal migration and, above all, took a step that profoundly changed the dynastic identity of House M…

As cities developed, so did internal migration. People and people of other races migrated for work, safety and opportunity. Richard…

…Magnursia is not just a land of people. Migration, trade, and changing borders brought more and more foreign residents to the kingdom,…

…stration of large cities. He issued new laws that directly dealt with their management, the responsibility of city representatives, th…

For most of their existence, orcs lived in isolation on the eastern edge of Ulvenor. Their territory was naturally separ…

The turning point came after a clash with the followers of Gharmoth. This conflict showed the orcs that beyond their bor…

From around the 35th century BC, individual tribes began to cautiously penetrate west. It was not a one-time campaign, b…

The decisive moment came around -2150, when the orcs crossed the natural boundaries of their world for the first time on…

The migration to the west marked a fundamental change in the history of orcs. An isolated nation b…

Oledo had Magnus isolated in Bellorost Castle in the High Towers, far from the court and the capital. Only teachers and …

A major migration of the centaurs.

The ancient shifting of the Beta Humanoids.

The first unified body of laws.

Laws governing relations between races.

A law regulating or abolishing the personal dependence of subjects.

City laws governing life in the great centers.

A reform of education in society.

The basic form of compulsory education.

Training or organizational sites of the army.

Voluntary service in the army.

The transfer of banks from state into private hands.

A rule restricting the use of foreign currency.

The control of magic by the state.

A state-recognized institution for the teaching of magic.

The road network built and maintained by the Empire.

The part of the economy outside direct state administration.

…sea levels may have temporarily created migration routes between continents. It was probably then that part of the humanoid population…

…n, he had to face social upheavals, the migration of peoples and the bloody Rutun uprising.

…gendary centaur who led the first great migration of his people from the Yellow Plains to the west. His actions opened the way for the…

Originally created as an instrument of elven power, the centaurs, after centuries of development, made the long journey …

Kuvigh was the first orc who was able to unite a large number of tribes and create a structure resembling a real empire.…

After millennia of isolation, the orcs ventured beyond their world for the first time. A series of events, including a c…

The meeting of exiled occultists with isolated orcs led to a brutal clash of two completely different worlds. This confl…

The arrival of the Sorcerer is one of the most fundamental turning points in the history of Ulvenor. It was he who broug…

A later developmental group of humanoids.

The Far East is a vast eastern region of Ulvenor that the orcs themselves call Ghur-Khadan. It is cut off from the rest …

Helk is the largest lake of Ulvenor and one of the most important natural borders of the entire continent. It arose afte…

The orcs of Ghur-Khadan are the original inhabitants of the Far East and the main race that took shape here after long i…

The Free Kingdom arose in the year 294 of the imperial calendar as the result of a southeastern uprising against the Emp…

…ins for their way of life led to a wide migration, yet some centaurs remained here. Today the Yellow Plains are part of the Free Kingd…

…truth it is a territory full of memory, migration, exile, war, trade, and stubborn life. The goblins here found the end of their ancie…

…Umbra Profunda after one of the longest migrations of the earliest history of Ulvenor. Originally they came from the Nolomb Wastes, bu…

…tius I was not primarily famous for his laws or conquests, but for his behavior at court. He loved great feasts, drinking and ostentat…

…ial diversity and the pressure of great migrations. This alone makes him one of the most important rulers of the pre-imperial era.

…ures, including some of the Interracial Laws, ceased to apply, cooperation with the elves weakened, and the kingdom lost the southern …

…A man who tackled the complex issues of migration, cities and dynastic symbolism fell because of too worldly excess. Yet his legacy re…

…s side. In the end he prevailed and his laws remained in force. This made him definitively not only the emperor, but also the creator …

…lbrekt's first steps was to issue clear laws on the mining of precious metals and stones. He recognized that mining could take place t…

…peror himself retained oversight of the laws, the capital, his own states, and the main army. It was this system of divided responsibi…

…e, symbols, ritual practices, and first laws, according to which death was to be controlled as precisely as a smith controls metal or …

…fragile. It did not rely on structures, laws or traditions. It existed only because of his personal power. His empire was an extension…

…thority here was not primarily based on laws, offices and court titles, but on personal strength, the ability to lead people and maint…

…ve their homeland. This began the Great Migration, a process that lasted generations and changed an entire continent.

The centaur migration was not uniform. Some tribes traveled through elven forests where they had to tread …

… to retreat. This began the first great migration of peoples in this part of Ulvenor. The nomadic tribes were pushed further and furth…

…e the western territories, which led to migration and the first contacts with other races. This began a new chapter in orc history.

… from below. It was created not only by laws or the army, but also by common experience. This makes them one of the most important cul…

… the nobility. Therefore, he introduced laws according to which each gram of mined precious metal or stone was subject to a precisely …

…stions of the leadership of the empire, laws, judiciary, economy and administration were discussed. The nobility thus gained the feeli…

… already changing under the pressure of migration and magic. At the same time, it was not certain that the professional army would suc…

…tius I was not primarily famous for his laws or conquests, but for his behavior at court. He loved great feasts, drinking and ostentat…

…ures, including some of the Interracial Laws, ceased to apply, cooperation with the elves weakened, and the kingdom lost the southern …

…ds more than many kings with blood. The laws of great cities and the symbolism of the coat of arms In addition to construction project…

…s side. In the end he prevailed and his laws remained in force. This made him definitively not only the emperor, but also the creator …

…lbrekt's first steps was to issue clear laws on the mining of precious metals and stones. He recognized that mining could take place t…

…peror himself retained oversight of the laws, the capital, his own states, and the main army. It was this system of divided responsibi…

…e, symbols, ritual practices, and first laws, according to which death was to be controlled as precisely as a smith controls metal or …

…fragile. It did not rely on structures, laws or traditions. It existed only because of his personal power. His empire was an extension…

…thority here was not primarily based on laws, offices and court titles, but on personal strength, the ability to lead people and maint…

…ooling. The oceans partially froze, old migration routes broke up, and elsewhere temporary ice or land bridges between continents were…

…urs came to this world during the Great Migration from the Yellow Plains. They were looking for a new home, but the Great Plains were …

…ve according to their own histories and laws. Every people has its heroes and crimes, its myths and practical needs. In Howl of Etern…

…r the centaurs arrived during the Great Migration, beginning one of the longest unbroken conflicts in history. Ulvenor became a contin…

…Dynasties rise and fall in its palaces, laws are sealed in its offices, and the Lion Walls remind every visitor that this city was bui…

…Dynasties rise and fall in its palaces, laws are sealed in its offices, and the Lion Walls remind every visitor that this city was bui…

…p. It contains rival groups, ambitions, migrations, trade possibilities, and leaders who may or may not become dangerous to the west. …

…just before one. The walls still stand, laws still function, agreements are still made, and markets, weddings, and holy days still hap…

…hether this is the beginning of a great migration, a series of unrelated movements, or the first step toward something more organized.…

…s they are a new homeland after ancient migration: open space for freedom, movement, and tribal identity. Both peoples have a legitima…