Sraan Venda - Revision history

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	On distant Surlaenis Island, two clans rose to dominance, Sraan Mehath in the interior, and Ring Clan around the rocky perimeter of the island. However, after Wind Clan left for the mainland, the remoteness of the island removed the Ring Clan from any real challenge. Even then, it fell to political manipulation rather than battle. When the [[Chronology of the Rathan Kings (book)\|Urhhsu Code]] was ratified, Sraan Venda no longer met the legal definition of a clan. Remnants of it lingered on for centuries though, only meeting final destruction when the Dragon Priests invaded Surlaenis in 160 BL.

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	On distant Surlaenis Island, two clans rose to dominance, Sraan Mehath in the interior, and Ring Clan around the rocky perimeter of the island. However, after Wind Clan left for the mainland, the remoteness of the island removed the Ring Clan from any real challenge. Even then, it fell to political manipulation rather than battle. When the [[Chronology of the Rathan Kings (book)\|\|Urhhsu Code]] was ratified, Sraan Venda no longer met the legal definition of a clan. Remnants of it lingered on for centuries though, only meeting final destruction when the Dragon Priests invaded Surlaenis in 160 BL.		On distant Surlaenis Island, two clans rose to dominance, Sraan Mehath in the interior, and Ring Clan around the rocky perimeter of the island. However, after Wind Clan left for the mainland, the remoteness of the island removed the Ring Clan from any real challenge. Even then, it fell to political manipulation rather than battle. When the [[Chronology of the Rathan Kings (book)\|Urhhsu Code]] was ratified, Sraan Venda no longer met the legal definition of a clan. Remnants of it lingered on for centuries though, only meeting final destruction when the Dragon Priests invaded Surlaenis in 160 BL.

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	On distant Surlaenis Island, two clans rose to dominance, Sraan Mehath in the interior, and Ring Clan around the rocky perimeter of the island. However, after Wind Clan left for the mainland, the remoteness of the island removed the Ring Clan from any real challenge. Even then, it fell to political manipulation rather than battle. When the Urhhsu Code was ratified, Sraan Venda no longer met the legal definition of a clan. Remnants of it lingered on for centuries though, only meeting final destruction when the Dragon Priests invaded Surlaenis in 160 BL.		On distant Surlaenis Island, two clans rose to dominance, Sraan Mehath in the interior, and Ring Clan around the rocky perimeter of the island. However, after Wind Clan left for the mainland, the remoteness of the island removed the Ring Clan from any real challenge. Even then, it fell to political manipulation rather than battle. When the [[Chronology of the Rathan Kings (book)\|\|Urhhsu Code]] was ratified, Sraan Venda no longer met the legal definition of a clan. Remnants of it lingered on for centuries though, only meeting final destruction when the Dragon Priests invaded Surlaenis in 160 BL.

	{{Cat\|S'Kra Mur,Sraan,Organizations}}[[page type is::organization\| ]]		{{Cat\|S'Kra Mur,Sraan,Organizations}}[[page type is::organization\| ]]

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	On distant Surlaenis Island, two clans rose to dominance, Sraan Mehath in the interior, and Ring Clan around the rocky perimeter of the island. However, after Wind Clan left for the mainland, the remoteness of the island removed the Ring Clan from any real challenge. Even then, it fell to political manipulation rather than battle. When the Urhhsu Code was ratified, Sraan Venda no longer met the legal definition of a clan. Remnants of it lingered on for centuries though, only meeting final destruction when the Dragon Priests invaded Surlaenis in 160 BL.		On distant Surlaenis Island, two clans rose to dominance, Sraan Mehath in the interior, and Ring Clan around the rocky perimeter of the island. However, after Wind Clan left for the mainland, the remoteness of the island removed the Ring Clan from any real challenge. Even then, it fell to political manipulation rather than battle. When the Urhhsu Code was ratified, Sraan Venda no longer met the legal definition of a clan. Remnants of it lingered on for centuries though, only meeting final destruction when the Dragon Priests invaded Surlaenis in 160 BL.

			{{Cat\|S'Kra Mur,Sraan,Organizations}}[[page type is::organization\| ]]
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			{\| class="wikitable"
			\|-
			\| Location:
			\| Aesry Surlaenis'a
			\|-
			\| Known For:
			\| Unknown
			\|-
			\| Active:
			\| No
			\|}

	On distant Surlaenis Island, two clans rose to dominance, Sraan Mehath in the interior, and Ring Clan around the rocky perimeter of the island. However, after Wind Clan left for the mainland, the remoteness of the island removed the Ring Clan from any real challenge. Even then, it fell to political manipulation rather than battle. When the Urhhsu Code was ratified, Sraan Venda no longer met the legal definition of a clan. Remnants of it lingered on for centuries though, only meeting final destruction when the Dragon Priests invaded Surlaenis in 160 BL.		On distant Surlaenis Island, two clans rose to dominance, Sraan Mehath in the interior, and Ring Clan around the rocky perimeter of the island. However, after Wind Clan left for the mainland, the remoteness of the island removed the Ring Clan from any real challenge. Even then, it fell to political manipulation rather than battle. When the Urhhsu Code was ratified, Sraan Venda no longer met the legal definition of a clan. Remnants of it lingered on for centuries though, only meeting final destruction when the Dragon Priests invaded Surlaenis in 160 BL.

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	On distant Surlaenis Island, two clans rose to dominance, Sraan Mehath in the interior, and Ring Clan around the rocky perimeter of the island. However, after Wind Clan left for the mainland, the remoteness of the island removed the Ring Clan from any real challenge. Even then, it fell to political manipulation rather than battle. When the Urhhsu Code was ratified, Sraan Venda no longer met the legal definition of a clan. Remnants of it lingered on for centuries though, only meeting final destruction when the Dragon Priests invaded Surlaenis in 160 BL.		On distant Surlaenis Island, two clans rose to dominance, Sraan Mehath in the interior, and Ring Clan around the rocky perimeter of the island. However, after Wind Clan left for the mainland, the remoteness of the island removed the Ring Clan from any real challenge. Even then, it fell to political manipulation rather than battle. When the Urhhsu Code was ratified, Sraan Venda no longer met the legal definition of a clan. Remnants of it lingered on for centuries though, only meeting final destruction when the Dragon Priests invaded Surlaenis in 160 BL.

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	On distant Surlaenis Island, two clans rose to dominance, Sraan Mehath in the interior, and Ring Clan around the rocky perimeter of the island. However, after Wind Clan left for the mainland, the remoteness of the island removed the Ring Clan from any real challenge. Even then, it fell to political manipulation rather than battle. When the Urhhsu Code was ratified, Sraan Venda no longer met the legal definition of a clan. Remnants of it lingered on for centuries though, only meeting final destruction when the Dragon Priests invaded Surlaenis in 160 BL.		On distant Surlaenis Island, two clans rose to dominance, Sraan Mehath in the interior, and Ring Clan around the rocky perimeter of the island. However, after Wind Clan left for the mainland, the remoteness of the island removed the Ring Clan from any real challenge. Even then, it fell to political manipulation rather than battle. When the Urhhsu Code was ratified, Sraan Venda no longer met the legal definition of a clan. Remnants of it lingered on for centuries though, only meeting final destruction when the Dragon Priests invaded Surlaenis in 160 BL.

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	On distant Surlaenis Island, two clans rose to dominance, Sraan Mehath in the interior, and Ring Clan around the rocky perimeter of the island. However, after Wind Clan left for the mainland, the remoteness of the island removed the Ring Clan from any real challenge. Even then, it fell to political manipulation rather than battle. When the Urhhsu Code was ratified, Sraan Venda no longer met the legal definition of a clan. Remnants of it lingered on for centuries though, only meeting final destruction when the Dragon Priests invaded Surlaenis in 160 BL.		On distant Surlaenis Island, two clans rose to dominance, Sraan Mehath in the interior, and Ring Clan around the rocky perimeter of the island. However, after Wind Clan left for the mainland, the remoteness of the island removed the Ring Clan from any real challenge. Even then, it fell to political manipulation rather than battle. When the Urhhsu Code was ratified, Sraan Venda no longer met the legal definition of a clan. Remnants of it lingered on for centuries though, only meeting final destruction when the Dragon Priests invaded Surlaenis in 160 BL.

			[[Catagory:Sraan]]

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On distant Surlaenis Island, two clans rose to dominance, Sraan Mehath in the interior, and Ring Clan around the rocky perimeter of the island. However, after Wind Clan left for the mainland, the remoteness of the island removed the Ring Clan from any real challenge. Even then, it fell to political manipulation rather than battle. When the Urhhsu Code was ratified, Sraan Venda no longer met the legal definition of a clan. Remnants of it lingered on for centuries though, only meeting final destruction when the Dragon Priests invaded Surlaenis in 160 BL.