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Keloryon, also known as "Father Keloryon" and "the Father," is a mythical and historical figure from [[Elf|Elven]] history. He and Mother [[Celestidhl]], his mate, were the first two Elves, created by the gods twelve thousand years before the Victory of [[Lanival]]. Keloryon and [[Celestidhl]] are the ancestors of all Elves, and they had over twenty children together, the first of whom was [[Avaric]]. Keloryon, at five thousand years of age, was killed by [[Dwarf|Dwarves]] seven thousand years before the Victory of Lanival, causing Celestidhl to Fade from her grief and causing animosity between the Elves and the Dwarves. |
Keloryon, also known as "Father Keloryon" and "the Father," is a mythical and historical figure from [[Elf|Elven]] history. He and Mother [[Celestidhl]], his mate, were the first [[the Two|two]] Elves, created by the gods twelve thousand years before the Victory of [[Lanival]]. Keloryon and [[Celestidhl]] are the ancestors of all Elves, and they had over twenty children together, the first of whom was [[Avaric]]. Keloryon, at five thousand years of age, was killed by [[Dwarf|Dwarves]] seven thousand years before the Victory of Lanival, causing Celestidhl to Fade from her grief and causing animosity between the Elves and the Dwarves. |
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For more information, see ''[[The Elven Folk (book)|The Elven Folk]]''. |
For more information, see ''[[The Elven Folk (book)|The Elven Folk]]''. |
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Revision as of 10:40, 17 April 2008
Keloryon, also known as "Father Keloryon" and "the Father," is a mythical and historical figure from Elven history. He and Mother Celestidhl, his mate, were the first two Elves, created by the gods twelve thousand years before the Victory of Lanival. Keloryon and Celestidhl are the ancestors of all Elves, and they had over twenty children together, the first of whom was Avaric. Keloryon, at five thousand years of age, was killed by Dwarves seven thousand years before the Victory of Lanival, causing Celestidhl to Fade from her grief and causing animosity between the Elves and the Dwarves.
For more information, see The Elven Folk.