Kallania

The Kingdom of Kallania is a human kingdom, which currently only consists of the desolate Watercrag Islands. It is ruled by King Beloso XXVIII Lascorz, who has been in power since his father King Guijo XXIV Lascorz died in 2627 AH.

The capital of the kingdom is the city of Sarton, located on Beloso Island, the biggest island of the Watercrag Islands. Other major settlements include Cotanes and Triano.

History
Kallania was once located in Itanea, but in 375 AH, many merchants believed that the nobles had too much control over the economy. For years, the merchants had attempted to get tariffs and taxes reduced, but King Beloso III Lascorz would hear none of it. This ultimately lead to the formation of the Republicans, a faction with a goal to convert the kingdom into a republic. As soon as the king found out, he ordered the leader of the Republicans hanged for high treason. As soon as his men arrested Velhoco Galhri, the leader of the Republicans, people began to rise up across the country, demanding his release. The king was hesitant at first, but eventually Galhri was released to avoid further uprisings. This was a decision he would regret for the rest of his life.

Velhoco Galhri quickly resumed his leadership of the Republicans, and he organized the scattered uprisings across the country into a profound rebellion. By then the Kallanian Civil War had begun. In 381 AH, after almost six years of fighting, the Republicans won, and established republic of Galhri, with Velhoco Galhri as High Merchant. He exiled King Beloso III Lascorz and other nobles of Kallania, and they sailed towards the distant Watercrag Islands. The islands were rich on both wildlife and timber, and on the biggest island, which they named Beloso Island after King Beloso III Lascorz, they established the city of Sarton on the ruins of an old pirate harbor.

For the past two thousand years, the kingdom have interacted very little with Itanea. They are still aggressive towards Galhri, and have sunk numerous Galhrish trading ships over the years.