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			'''Note:''' This information refers to the [[History_of_the_Kurathene_Empire#Third_Imperium_Age\|Third Imperium Age]]. As of the 2200s, Trenium is part of the Fourth Kurathene Empire. See: [[History_of_the_Kurathene_Empire#Fourth_Imperium_Age\|Fourth Imperium Age]]

	== General Information ==		== General Information ==

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	'''Other Military Notes:''' Similar in organization to the Imperial Army of Bracentia and is largely volunteer, including one company of elven volunteers; one quarter of the Imperial Army in the form of the 5th Magnus Legion is permanently stationed in Arvanos proper. Maintains and builds the ships for the Imperial Navy, as well as staffing the admiralty; effectively owning the Imperial Navy.		'''Other Military Notes:''' Similar in organization to the Imperial Army of Bracentia and is largely volunteer, including one company of elven volunteers; one quarter of the Imperial Army in the form of the 5th Magnus Legion is permanently stationed in Arvanos proper. Maintains and builds the ships for the Imperial Navy, as well as staffing the admiralty; effectively owning the Imperial Navy.

	'''Capsule:''' The last of the Imperial prefectures, Trenium occupies a unique niche in Kurathene both for its cultural and political heritage as the centre of Senath worship and as the home of the greatest port city in the Empire. Highly dependent upon its maritime trade, Trenium maintains the largest naval force on Negaria and gains most of its wealth and power through its extensive merchant marine which is present in everywhere from Andarr to Mikona. Though often isolated for its strict interpretation of the Imperial Constitution, Trenium remains staunchly loyal to the memory of the Empire.		'''Capsule:''' The last of the Imperial prefectures, Trenium occupies a unique niche in Kurathene both for its cultural and political heritage as the centre of Senath worship and as the home of the greatest port city in the Empire. Highly dependent upon its maritime trade, Trenium maintains the largest naval force on [[Negaria]] and gains most of its wealth and power through its extensive merchant marine which is present in everywhere from Andarr to Mikona. Though often isolated for its strict interpretation of the Imperial Constitution, Trenium remains staunchly loyal to the memory of the Empire.

	== Brief Regional History ==		== Brief Regional History ==

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	Trenium is therefore a giant importer of raw materials, importing over nine-tenths of its metals from abroad, and purchasing nearly two thirds of the cash crops grown in Kurathene, including the vast majority of cotton and flax produced in Arvanos. In addition, the focus upon growth and trade has meant that Trenium has a larger population than its own farm lands can sustain making it one of the few regions in Kurathene that is a net-importer of foodstuffs rather than an exporter.		Trenium is therefore a giant importer of raw materials, importing over nine-tenths of its metals from abroad, and purchasing nearly two thirds of the cash crops grown in Kurathene, including the vast majority of cotton and flax produced in Arvanos. In addition, the focus upon growth and trade has meant that Trenium has a larger population than its own farm lands can sustain making it one of the few regions in Kurathene that is a net-importer of foodstuffs rather than an exporter.

	Most Trenish cities, such as Kalion and Sargone are built as centers of manufacturing. About half of the goods produced in these cities are sold to trading partners within the Empire itself, primarily metal products such as weapons and textiles sold to fiefs such as Arvanos who are more agrarian, while the rest are often funneled through the Seven Cities in exchange for materials and goods from other regions of the world. There is a particularly strong relationship with Andarr, and Andarran currency is often used interchangeably with Imperial currency in the largest cities of Trenium. The quality of Trenish goods make them popular throughout Negaria and Trenish textiles can be found in the wardrobes of the most demanding merchants and nobles of foreign cities.		Most Trenish cities, such as Kalion and Sargone are built as centers of manufacturing. About half of the goods produced in these cities are sold to trading partners within the Empire itself, primarily metal products such as weapons and textiles sold to fiefs such as Arvanos who are more agrarian, while the rest are often funneled through the Seven Cities in exchange for materials and goods from other regions of the world. There is a particularly strong relationship with Andarr, and Andarran [[currency]] is often used interchangeably with Imperial currency in the largest cities of Trenium. The quality of Trenish goods make them popular throughout Negaria and Trenish textiles can be found in the wardrobes of the most demanding merchants and nobles of foreign cities.

	Though this new manufacturing sector has grown greatly since the late Imperial Era, Trenium’s greatest claim to fame still lies with its great oak forests and the ship-building industry associated with the great live oaks. Combining the great oaks of Deneve with the copper found in Lauraen, Trenium produces some of the finest ships on Negaria, only rivaled by the greatest Andarran yards. So popular are Trenish built ships in foreign service, that most of the ships built in Trenium are built using imported timber, with the select cuts of Kurathene live oak are reserved for the Imperial Navy’s warships and in rare cases the ships used by the Kurathene Merchant Marine.		Though this new manufacturing sector has grown greatly since the late Imperial Era, Trenium’s greatest claim to fame still lies with its great oak forests and the ship-building industry associated with the great live oaks. Combining the great oaks of Deneve with the copper found in Lauraen, Trenium produces some of the finest ships on Negaria, only rivaled by the greatest Andarran yards. So popular are Trenish built ships in foreign service, that most of the ships built in Trenium are built using imported timber, with the select cuts of Kurathene live oak are reserved for the Imperial Navy’s warships and in rare cases the ships used by the Kurathene Merchant Marine.

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	The most serious of these conflicts have been the Second Tri-Fief War of 1970 – 1984, Trenish War of Succession of 2007 – 2011, the Forty Years War of 2043 – 2086, the First of War of Chains of 2093 – 2100, the Second War of Chains of 2105 – 2115, the War of the Eagles of 2120 – 2123, and most recently the Third Tri-Fief War of 2140 – 2147.		The most serious of these conflicts have been the Second Tri-Fief War of 1970 – 1984, Trenish War of Succession of 2007 – 2011, the Forty Years War of 2043 – 2086, the First of War of Chains of 2093 – 2100, the Second War of Chains of 2105 – 2115, the War of the Eagles of 2120 – 2123, and most recently the Third Tri-Fief War of 2140 – 2147.

			== Fourth Kurathene Empire ==

			The Fourth Kurathene Empire, consisting of the four provinces of Aridor, Bracentia, Caliaze, and Trenium represents the closest to a continuation of the Kurathene Empire of old. It represents a return to the ideals of Joral Kuras, albeit in a smaller and reduced form. Untested in its unity, the Fourth Empire is presently focused on consolidating its influence over its provinces and fostering a united sense of Kurathene identity. This has meant a focus upon building up the internal economies of newly acquired provinces and paying down many of the debts created by the last two wars.

			This comes at a difficult time for the Fourth Imperium who must also deal with the reality that much of their navy has been worn out from overuse. The Parliamentary chambers echo with debates over the nature of the Empire’s commitments. Most members believe the Imperial Navy should be modernized, but the pace is up for debate, with many of the newer nobles from Aridor and Caliaze holding a marked preference for spending in their own territory.

			As a consequence the Empire has been non-committal with its allies abroad. While it has maintained its commitment to trade, some of its aid and war commitments have been placed on hold. For example, despite agreeing to field an anti-slavery cruiser squadron with M’Chek, the Empire has refused to reinforce it since the outbreak of the war. It has also remained skittish in committing to selling war resources to other nations, preferring to use intermediaries through Andarr for fear of starting international incidents. Currently remains deeply skeptical of intervention in southern affairs, and has generally tried to do little beyond maintaining its trade presence.

	== Geography ==		== Geography ==

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	Trenium is therefore a giant importer of raw materials, importing over nine-tenths of its metals from abroad, and purchasing nearly two thirds of the cash crops grown in Kurathene, including the vast majority of cotton and flax produced in Arvanos. In addition, the focus upon growth and trade has meant that Trenium has a larger population than its own farm lands can sustain making it one of the few regions in Kurathene that is a net-importer of foodstuffs rather than an exporter.		Trenium is therefore a giant importer of raw materials, importing over nine-tenths of its metals from abroad, and purchasing nearly two thirds of the cash crops grown in Kurathene, including the vast majority of cotton and flax produced in Arvanos. In addition, the focus upon growth and trade has meant that Trenium has a larger population than its own farm lands can sustain making it one of the few regions in Kurathene that is a net-importer of foodstuffs rather than an exporter.

	Most Trenish cities, such as Kalion and Sargone are built as centers of manufacturing. About half of the goods produced in these cities are sold to trading partners within the Empire itself, primarily metal products such as weapons and textiles sold to fiefs such as Arvanos who are more agrarian, while the rest are often funneled through the Seven Cities in exchange for materials and goods from other regions of the world. There is a particularly strong relationship with Andarr, and Andarran currency is often used interchangeably with Imperial currency in the largest cities of Trenium, and Trenish textiles can be found in the wardrobes of the most demanding merchants and nobles of foreign cities.		Most Trenish cities, such as Kalion and Sargone are built as centers of manufacturing. About half of the goods produced in these cities are sold to trading partners within the Empire itself, primarily metal products such as weapons and textiles sold to fiefs such as Arvanos who are more agrarian, while the rest are often funneled through the Seven Cities in exchange for materials and goods from other regions of the world. There is a particularly strong relationship with Andarr, and Andarran currency is often used interchangeably with Imperial currency in the largest cities of Trenium. The quality of Trenish goods make them popular throughout Negaria and Trenish textiles can be found in the wardrobes of the most demanding merchants and nobles of foreign cities.

	Though this new manufacturing sector has grown greatly since the late Imperial Era, Trenium’s greatest claim to fame still lies with its great oak forests and the ship-building industry associated with the great live oaks. Combining the great oaks of Deneve with the copper found in Lauraen, Trenium produces some of the finest ships on Negaria, only rivaled by the greatest Andarran yards. So popular are Trenish built ships in foreign service, that most of the ships built in Trenium are built using imported timber, with the select cuts of Kurathene live oak are reserved for the Imperial Navy’s warships and in rare cases the ships used by the Kurathene Merchant Marine.		Though this new manufacturing sector has grown greatly since the late Imperial Era, Trenium’s greatest claim to fame still lies with its great oak forests and the ship-building industry associated with the great live oaks. Combining the great oaks of Deneve with the copper found in Lauraen, Trenium produces some of the finest ships on Negaria, only rivaled by the greatest Andarran yards. So popular are Trenish built ships in foreign service, that most of the ships built in Trenium are built using imported timber, with the select cuts of Kurathene live oak are reserved for the Imperial Navy’s warships and in rare cases the ships used by the Kurathene Merchant Marine.

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 Trenium attained a unique status within Kurathene when in 295 O.D. Prefect Aliscius Tochi’larian became the first mortal worshipper of Senath, with many of his retainers converting with approval by the Emperor. Within twenty years, Trenium began to attract the majority of Senath worshippers in Kurathene, and with it began both its unique cultural heritage and political styling which was distinctly different from the rest of Kurathene.
-In addition to its focus upon Senath, Trenium slowly also became the primary maritime center of Kurathene commerce starting with the expansion of the Nomad River in the 8th century and growing with the ever-growing needs of the Empire’s rapidly expanding population. By the official start date of the “Golden in 975, Trenium had grown to be the fourth largest prefecture in terms of population (behind Bracentia, Kuras and Caliaze) and had the third highest tax revenues due to both the Kurathene Merchant Marine and the Nomad Navigation Channel.
+In addition to its focus upon Senath, Trenium slowly also became the primary maritime center of Kurathene commerce starting with the expansion of the Nomad River in the 8th century and growing with the ever-growing needs of the Empire’s rapidly expanding population. By the official start date of the “Golden Age‿ in 975, Trenium had grown to be the fourth largest prefecture in terms of population (behind Bracentia, Kuras and Caliaze) and had the third highest tax revenues due to both the Kurathene Merchant Marine and the Nomad Navigation Channel.
 Despite this, Trenium suffered its share of setbacks, most notably after the disastrous war in Dubunat, where much of Trenium’s army and its prefect were killed, leading to the Emperor’s rebuke. The growing popularity of Medec as a central gathering point for trade and the general lack of growth in Trenish lands meant Trenium suffered a long depression until the 16th century. The resurgence of the Imperial Navy during the tail-end of the Imperial Era made Trenium again a powerful force within Kurathene, but perhaps most importantly by that point Trenium had been made the only Prefectural which had a Proconsulship rather than the shared power arrangement of the other eight prefectures.
-The collapse of the Empire though damaging Trenium internally did not outright destroy it due to the lack of competition for the Prefect and his authority, but since its emergence from the quagmire of the post-Imperial collapse, Trenium has almost always been at war with her neighbors, being often targeted due to the fact that its government often acted as a barrier to the ability for a lord to gain in the eyes of his peers.
+The collapse of the Empire though damaging Trenium internally did not outright destroy it due to the lack of competition for the Prefect and his authority, but since its emergence from the quagmire of the post-Imperial collapse, Trenium has almost always been at war with her neighbors, being often targeted due to the fact that its government often acted as a barrier to the ability for a lord to gain “legitimacy‿ in the eyes of his peers.
 This has come in the form of various wars with many of its neighbors, most notably the bitter rivalry between the Trenish Imperial Family and the Crullathian Royalty. To date Trenium has fought a series of on and off naval wars with Crullath for nearly three consecutive centuries, pausing for occasional stretches of peace.
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 === Island of Sargone ===
-Sargone is a large island in northern Amelede Bay, a rough diamond shape with an area of about 320 square miles. Despite its relatively small size, Sargone has a diverse landscape often described as “Trenium in miniature.Notable is the dramatic western coastline, dominated by a single ridge that runs along the entire western coast of the island, and the many soft cliffs and sea ledges along the eastern coast lending to its great diversity. A single river, the Flare runs the length of the island, creating a central valley with the most fertile land in Trenium can be found.
+Sargone is a large island in northern Amelede Bay, a rough diamond shape with an area of about 320 square miles. Despite its relatively small size, Sargone has a diverse landscape often described as “Trenium in miniature.‿ Notable is the dramatic western coastline, dominated by a single ridge that runs along the entire western coast of the island, and the many soft cliffs and sea ledges along the eastern coast lending to its great diversity. A single river, the Flare runs the length of the island, creating a central valley with the most fertile land in Trenium can be found.
 Oddly the island itself was originally settled as an expanded form of penal colony in the mid-11th century, intended to be a commune where the guilty can be made productive members of society through reeducation and forced labor. Though the experiment was ultimately branded a failure, the island’s population itself thrived and today Sargone is one of the richest counties in all of Trenium, consistently ranking high in both population density and tax revenue.
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 The size of the forest has grown over the last two centuries as both the size of individual ships in the navy and the total number of ships has grown proportionately larger, though it has never been allowed to grow untended, with everything from wildlife to plant growth being continually monitored to maintain uniformity among the trees that grow in one of the most unusual and longest lasting legacies of the reign of Joral Kuras.
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	'''Fief Alignment:''' Lawful Neutral (LG Tendencies)		'''Fief Alignment:''' Lawful Neutral (LG Tendencies)

	'''Major Faiths:''' Senath (predominant), Ingoren, Toran, Mikon, Hurine		'''Major Faiths:''' [[Senath]](predominant), [[Ingoren]], [[Toran]], [[Mikon]], [[Hurine]]

	'''Government:''' Parliamentary Monarchy		'''Government:''' Parliamentary Monarchy
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	'''Trade:''' Exports- Timber, Ships, Textiles, Copper, Horses Imports- Grain, Cattle, Cotton, Iron		'''Trade:''' Exports- Timber, Ships, Textiles, Copper, Horses Imports- Grain, Cattle, Cotton, Iron

	'''Trading Partners/Alliances:''' Arvanos (Permanent Alliance, Third Imperium), Andarr (Major Trading Partner, Naval Treaty of Brescant), Servator (Permanent Alliance, Third Imperium)		'''Trading Partners/Alliances:''' [[Arvanos]] (Permanent Alliance, Third Imperium), [[Andarr]] (Major Trading Partner, Naval Treaty of Brescant), [[Servator]] (Permanent Alliance, Third Imperium)

	'''Army:''' Imperial Army of Trenium (190,000), Imperial Navy (107 ships of the line, 157 frigates)		'''Army:''' Imperial Army of Trenium (190,000), Imperial Navy (107 ships of the line, 157 frigates)

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	'''Current Lord:''' Prefect Akinor Lyandric Tochi’larian		'''Current Lord:''' Prefect Akinor Lyandric Tochi’larian