G L O S S A R Y o f K E Y N O T E S

key notes and terms amongst other things

G L O S S A R Y o f K E Y N O T E S

 

Month's Of The Year:

    Janilyary 30 day's winter

    Febrenril  31 days spring

    Marchyn 30 day's spring

    Avryn 29 days Spring
    Furete   31 day’s summer
    Rayorn   33 day’s summer
    Huary    33 day’s summer
    Tagust   31 days Fall
    Meptem   29 days Fall
    Arktober 27 days Fall
    Vorn     29 day’s winter
    Decemer 31 day’s winter

Day's of The Week:

    Mornday
    Turesday
    Werensday
    Tempelday
    Fresday
    Sarinday
    Sunvernday

Christon Religion:

Sajin Religion:

Tarmacian Religion:

Darc’Wer: Creatures that make up the bulk of the Shadow's Armies. Divided into twelve clans: Arovat'Sahvon, Tophet'Danark, Dracul'Rar, Ghaoul'Dervi, Baal'Zejuri, Azari'Zel, Thanin'Tokar, Acherin'Nerar, Afriht'Onervish, Anarchyn'Knashish, Belshetec'Corvel, and Shadoan'Byjor.

Wars Of Might: 79DC-263DC. A time when once again armies of the dark swept across the Shadow Mountains and ravaged the world. It was found that the Dark's armies where led by the mad Emperor-King of Darhken-Cael, who somehow managed to unite the shadow's various powers for the first time since the Age of Madness. The war was originally contained among the nations along the Shadow Mountains and the Solfog Plains (The Grand Banding 79DC-104DC), but upon his deathbed the mad Emperor-King let loose the ''Stalkers of the Night'' and soon afterwards all nations where involved. The war was finally ended when Cavorin and his legions destroyed the Empire of Darhken-Cael in 263DC.

 

Neyin: One of the eight clans of the Reane Waste, the other seven being the Rheyin, Torelyin, Sarayin, Kulveyin, Ali'Iyn, Dhurvyin, and the Zen'Iyin. They are bitter enemies of the Tribes. Broken down further into:
Tal'kyrie-warrior women
Sai'ea Torvel-"Shadow Soldiers" warriors who act as rear guard
Kergaz'Eal-"Eagle Soldiers" lookouts and scouts
Avon'cha-water guards

Tiyale: One of the eight tribes of the Reane Waste, the others being the Riyale, Eiyale, Dhiayle, Serhinayle, Berhiar'ayle, Treuiyale, and the Zerhinayle. They are bitter enemies of the Clans. Broken down further into:
Shavyn'Coi-warrior women
Corzin'Sha-"Shadow Soldiers" warriors who act as rear guard
Mil'zir Dali-"Eagle Soldiers" lookouts and scouts
Lertz'Asai-water guards

Order Of The Sun: founded by Hadrian Tarus Iscander (233-276SC) to weed out all traitors of the Light. The Order was originally a part of "The Church", and at first sought to council those suspected of falling to the dark. Soon though they became a warrior order and broke away from the church to be autonomous. The Order has been around for more than a thousand years and has grown steadily in strength and power, mostly through cunning, might and occasionally treachery. The Order is a bitter rival of the Meis Relai and believes to a degree that all Meis Relai are in league with the dark, though they have sense not to say so directly.
Lord High Commander: leader of the Order
Lord-Captain Supreme: leader of the Hand of The Red Sun and head of the Truth Seekers
Lord Commander: four of them. All under the leadership of the Lord High Commander

Vorgate: means of traversing vast distances by bending parts of the Balance

Palace of a Thousand Lights: one of the names attributed to the Six Towers, seat of the Meis Relai

Chairs of Dominion: legendary chairs of the Meis Relai, which were used by them to enhance the Power during the Age of Dreams. The chairs where carved from Se'An Chaliar, powerful crystals that could focus the power through the Call of Thirteen.

 

 

Relai Sana: the male Meis Relai who controlled all male Meis Relai, just as the Seraih Ranhai was head of the female half.

Hall of the Seven Rays of Light: legendary hall in which the Meis Relai made all of their important decisions.

Griorin’s Armor (the armor of rage): armor worn by Griorin Caubus, 8th Lord of Devonspire. He was an intriguing figure during the Wars of Might. His life for the most part is now shrouded in legend and myth, but it was known that the armor was given to him by the Seers of Mancorp. The origin of the armor is now lost to the world, though rumor has spread that it may have been crafted during the Age of Dreams. Whatever the case instead of helping in the fight against the Shadow, Griorin without any known reason, turned to the Shadow. Only after witnessing the mass killings of the Dark Lord Jeracas Onmins did he find his way from the dark. After that he was much distrusted by both sides. The armor soon vanished after he sacrificed his life at the legendary Battle of Questingmar. His soul is said to be trapped in the armor.

Night Stalker: "Shokin Zakar" creatures resembling men in size and stature, but different from them in all other ways. They have no face---it is smooth like an egg. For brief moments they can create the illusion of a face. They are very strong and can handle any two-handed weapon in one hand. In combat they prefer the use of shadow-crafted blades.

War of Darkness: “War of the Seven Moons"(530-532SC) War launched in 530SC by the Archbishop of the League of Stones, OnarVI (459-532SC) to purge the land of the taint of evil. Said to have been influenced by Astur Ulinus (470-538SC), Lord High Commander of the Order of the Sun, the war quickly turned into one between the League and the Meis Relai. Seis Rei was never attacked directly thus the Meis Relai could not bring down their full might. In secret circles talk still centers on whether the war was really meant to purge the land of Meis Relai and their growing influence. Peace was reached at the site of Seven Moons and sealed at Stones Crater, high seat of the Archbishop.

Sa'taiyn Cobal: one of the three names of power associated with the dark. Bel'Zial and Shaol'kahn being the other two.

 

Dark Lord: one of the names of the Dark One. To speak his true name is considered blasphemy by his followers. Lord of the Shadows, Tophet’Danark (Dark Heart), Great Lord, Great Lord of the Dark, and Lord of Death being some of the others.

 

Meis Relai:

 

 

 

Blue Seiga-(water):

 

 

 

 

Brown Seiga-(earth):

 

 

 

 

Red Seiga-(fire):

 

 

 

 

White Seiga-(air):

 

 

 

 

Silver Seiga-(war):

 

 

 

 

Yellow Seiga-(healing):

 

 

 

 

Gold Seiga-(diplomacy):

 

 

 

Green Seiga-(knowledge):

 

Age Of Chaos (0-4200):

 

 

Age Of Creation (4200-7300): Oltrarc's Calendar (3-2981)

 

 

Age of Dawning (7300-12300): Pelto's Calendar (16-4734)

 

 

Age Of Expansion (12300-16300): Corin-Belcor Calendar (31-3863)

 

 

 

 

Age Of Empires (16300-21300): Gelangar's Calendar (3863-)

 

 

Age Of Myths (21300-34300): Gelangar's Calendar (3863-17354)

 

 

Age Of Anarchy (34300-37000): War of Ruins

 

 

Age Of Light (37000-39000): High-Goros Calendar (11-1873)

 

 

Age Of Dreams (39000-53000): High-Landos Calendar (1873-13811)

 

 

Age Of Madness (53000-55500): The Darc One's War

 

 

Age Of Awakening (55500-58500): Gramen-Auros Calendar (13-2992)

 

 

 

Age Of Darkness (58500-61000): Era of Awareness Calendar (127-2293) Dromon Wars (263-321). War Of The Crown (478-532)

 

 

Age Of Rebirth (61000-64000):  Dalomin Calendar (73-2985). Wars Of Might (79-263). War Of Darkness (348-792)

 

 

Age Of Change (64000-???): Sagorin Calendar (0-???). Wars Of Succession.

 

Book Of Murders: Compilations of the mad Emperor-King of Darhken-Cael Dracoh Alranir describing in graphic detail his life and times and the atrocious acts committed under his reign. The book was among the more popular books during the Wars Of Might. Legend holds that both sides where heavily influenced by the book during the later years of the war. Copies of the book have circulated in one form or another and several dark sects now worship it as a book of divine wisdom.

 

Book Of Prophecy: A book that has been officially denounced as blasphemous by the Holy Emperian Church as well as the other major religions. It is a book supposedly written more than eight hundred years before the Age Of Dreams; said to hold cryptic messages and clues to future events that would greatly influence the world. The book is attributed to Bezan Blocheididus, Keeper of Secrets for the mysterious Rhuryn Lords.

 

 

Book Of Worlds: One of many books written during the dark years of the Wars Of Might. The book is said to have been written by the mad prophet Sentil Aban at the behest of the First Lord of Ascendor to give his people hope. Sentil, legend holds, wrote the two thousand-page book in one night. Over the centuries since the book was written several cults have proclaimed the book to be divine, whether by the Creator or the Dark One. The book describes in detail the world of the living, dead and the dream world of the Spiritis-Soul.

 

The End of The Golden Age: a book written by Anar Telus XI, 39^th Archbishop of Larivus-Tavar. The book details the known facts and famous people of the Age of Dreams, as well as many legends about this age.

 

Staff of Iris-Iscar: said to be made from the divine wood of the first tree of Creation. All Meis Relai take their first oaths while holding it: 1-protect all people from the Dark 2-use the power only against the Dark or if in harms way and others to follow. Staff is the color of polished gold with dark evergreen leaves woven around it.

 

Staff of Holja-Iscar: said to be made from the divine wood of the first tree of Creation. Lost during the wars of the Age of Dreams. Staff is the color of polished obsidian.

 

Marovic stone and Surelian stone: the focus stones holding the Dark One in his prison. Lost even before the Age of Dreams. 8 total.

 

Author's Note

Still a work in progress along with the rest of the book.