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	'''Narn Aran''' is an [[Olgish People\|Olgish]] city on the banks of the [[Brethan]] in western [[Belkondíl]] and an important trading post in the heart of [[Orinion]].		'''Narn Aran''' is an [[Olgish People\|Olgish]] city on the banks of the [[Brethan]] in western [[Belkondíl]] and an important trading post in the heart of [[Orinion]].

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	The origins of the city date to the prehistory of Belkondíl. It was most likely founded during the [[Olgish People#History\|first period of Olgish expansion]] in the late third millennium B.E.B., presumably as a [[Brethanian People\|Brethanian]] fort overlooking the upper Brethan. No evidence remains of this time, but it can be assumed that the settlement grew fast, profiting from its strategic situation at the crossroads of eastern and western Belkondíl. By the fourth century E.B., it had become an important trading post and was noted for levying tolls from all merchants crossing the Brethan and wielding significant power over the trans-Belkondilian trade of the era.		The origins of the city date to the prehistory of Belkondíl. It was most likely founded during the [[Olgish People#History\|first period of Olgish expansion]] in the late third millennium B.E.B., presumably as a [[Brethanian People\|Brethanian]] fort overlooking the upper Brethan. No evidence remains of this time, but it can be assumed that the settlement grew fast, profiting from its strategic situation at the crossroads of eastern and western Belkondíl. By the fourth century E.B., it had become an important trading post and was noted for levying tolls from all merchants crossing the Brethan and wielding significant power over the trans-Belkondilian trade of the era.

	Initially a close ally of the [[Lécaron\|Lécaronian Emperors]], who granted the city extraordinary commerce and tax privileges, Narn Aran was almost completely destroyed at the end of [[Hémira’s Rebellion]] of ~~1487 E~~.B., when countess [[Hémira of Orinion]], after a failed campaign against [[Talis]] and [[Soskilón]], rallied her scattered troops in the city and refused to surrender to the [[Lécaronian Imperial Military#Second Imperial Army\|Second Imperial Army]], leading to the siege and eventual sack of Narn Aran and the death of Hémira. The city was rebuilt over a course of six years ~~1488–1494 E~~.B. under her nephew and successor, [[Mendúrin II of Orinion]], who established its compact layout and renowned defences. Narn Aran was thereafter briefly capital of [[Orinion]] until, after the death of [[Mendúrin III of Orinion\|Mendúrin III]] in ~~1533 E~~.B., the county was declared an [[Lécaronian Appanages\|imperial appanage]] and the capital moved to the ceremonially more eminent [[Molbewín]].		Initially a close ally of the [[Lécaron\|Lécaronian Emperors]], who granted the city extraordinary commerce and tax privileges, Narn Aran was almost completely destroyed at the end of [[Hémira’s Rebellion]] of 175 L.R., when countess [[Hémira of Orinion]], after a failed campaign against [[Talis]] and [[Soskilón]], rallied her scattered troops in the city and refused to surrender to the [[Lécaronian Imperial Military#Second Imperial Army\|Second Imperial Army]], leading to the siege and eventual sack of Narn Aran and the death of Hémira. The city was rebuilt over a course of six years 176–182 L.R. under her nephew and successor, [[Mendúrin II of Orinion]], who established its compact layout and renowned defences. Narn Aran was thereafter briefly capital of [[Orinion]] until, after the death of [[Mendúrin III of Orinion\|Mendúrin III]] in 221 L.R., the county was declared an [[Lécaronian Appanages\|imperial appanage]] and the capital moved to the ceremonially more eminent [[Molbewín]].

	==Geography==		==Geography==

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	'''Narn Aran''' is an [[Olgish People\|Olgish]] city on the banks of the [[Brethan]] in western [[Belkondíl]].		'''Narn Aran''' is an [[Olgish People\|Olgish]] city on the banks of the [[Brethan]] in western [[Belkondíl]] and an important trading post in the heart of [[Orinion]].

	[[File:Grianan of Aileach.jpg\|thumb\|alt=The cobblestone walls of the Irish ringfort, Grianan of Aileach\|The round cobblestone defences of Narn Aran resemble in shape, albeit not in size, the structure of early medieval Irish ringforts, such as the Grianán of Aileach.]]		[[File:Grianan of Aileach.jpg\|thumb\|alt=The cobblestone walls of the Irish ringfort, Grianan of Aileach\|The round cobblestone defences of Narn Aran resemble in shape, albeit not in size, the structure of early medieval Irish ringforts, such as the Grianán of Aileach.]]

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	'''Narn Aran''' is an [[Olgish People\|Olgish]] city on the banks of the [[Brethan]] in western [[Belkondíl]].		'''Narn Aran''' is an [[Olgish People\|Olgish]] city on the banks of the [[Brethan]] in western [[Belkondíl]].

			[[File:Grianan of Aileach.jpg\|thumb\|alt=The cobblestone walls of the Irish ringfort, Grianan of Aileach\|The round cobblestone defences of Narn Aran resemble in shape, albeit not in size, the structure of early medieval Irish ringforts, such as the Grianán of Aileach.]]

	==Etymology==		==Etymology==
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	==Layout and Architecture==		==Layout and Architecture==
	[[File:Grianan of Aileach.jpg\|thumb\|alt=The cobblestone walls of the Irish ringfort, Grianan of Aileach\|The round cobblestone defences of Narn Aran resemble in shape, albeit not in size, the structure of early medieval Irish ringforts, such as the Grianán of Aileach.]]
	Narn Aran is noted for the tight layout it received during the city's reconstruction under Mendúrin II, comprising of two concentric circles of fortifications, the inner containing the majority of the city and a donjon as citadel in its centre. A limited number of workshops and depots are located between the inner and outer ring, but by baronial decree the space outside of the outer ring has to be kept free and unobstructed at all times. The walls are built from cobbled [[Olgish Highlands\|Highland]] granite, making Narn Aran one of only two Belkondilian cities, alongside [[Lágon]], which are fully fortified in stone. Its eastern bridge is the only major dry crossing of the Brethan.		Narn Aran is noted for the tight layout it received during the city's reconstruction under Mendúrin II, comprising of two concentric circles of fortifications, the inner containing the majority of the city and a donjon as citadel in its centre. A limited number of workshops and depots are located between the inner and outer ring, but by baronial decree the space outside of the outer ring has to be kept free and unobstructed at all times. The walls are built from cobbled [[Olgish Highlands\|Highland]] granite, making Narn Aran one of only two Belkondilian cities, alongside [[Lágon]], which are fully fortified in stone. Its eastern bridge is the only major dry crossing of the Brethan.

	[[Category: Orinian Cities]][[Category: Belkondilian Geography]]		[[Category: Orinian Cities]][[Category: Belkondilian Geography]]

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	==Layout and Architecture==		==Layout and Architecture==
			[[File:Grianan of Aileach.jpg\|thumb\|alt=The cobblestone walls of the Irish ringfort, Grianan of Aileach\|The round cobblestone defences of Narn Aran resemble in shape, albeit not in size, the structure of early medieval Irish ringforts, such as the Grianán of Aileach.]]
	Narn Aran is noted for the tight layout it received during the city's reconstruction under Mendúrin II, comprising of two concentric circles of fortifications, the inner containing the majority of the city and a donjon as citadel in its centre. A limited number of workshops and depots are located between the inner and outer ring, but by baronial decree the space outside of the outer ring has to be kept free and unobstructed at all times. The walls are built from cobbled [[Olgish Highlands\|Highland]] granite, making Narn Aran one of only two Belkondilian cities, alongside [[Lágon]], which are fully fortified in stone. Its eastern bridge is the only major dry crossing of the Brethan.		Narn Aran is noted for the tight layout it received during the city's reconstruction under Mendúrin II, comprising of two concentric circles of fortifications, the inner containing the majority of the city and a donjon as citadel in its centre. A limited number of workshops and depots are located between the inner and outer ring, but by baronial decree the space outside of the outer ring has to be kept free and unobstructed at all times. The walls are built from cobbled [[Olgish Highlands\|Highland]] granite, making Narn Aran one of only two Belkondilian cities, alongside [[Lágon]], which are fully fortified in stone. Its eastern bridge is the only major dry crossing of the Brethan.

	[[Category: Orinian Cities]][[Category: Belkondilian Geography]]		[[Category: Orinian Cities]][[Category: Belkondilian Geography]]

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	'''Narn Aran''' is an [[Olgish People\|Olgish] city on the banks of the [[Brethan]] in western [[Belkondíl]].		'''Narn Aran''' is an [[Olgish People\|Olgish]] city on the banks of the [[Brethan]] in western [[Belkondíl]].

	==Etymology==		==Etymology==

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	'''Narn Aran''' is an Olgish city on the banks of the Brethan in western Belkondíl.		'''Narn Aran''' is an [[Olgish People\|Olgish] city on the banks of the [[Brethan]] in western [[Belkondíl]].

	==Etymology==		==Etymology==
	''Narn Aran'' means ‘red crossroads’ in Olgish. The name refers to the dividing of roads to the west of the city and presumably either the colour of the purple and yellow heather common in the area (Olg. ''narn'' can refer to any colour not blue or green, see also [[Olgish Colour Terms]]), or the rocks hemming this section of the Brethan, which are rich in haematite and of a light reddish colour.		''Narn Aran'' means ‘red crossroads’ in [[Olgish Language\|Olgish]]. The name refers to the dividing of roads to the west of the city and presumably either the colour of the purple and yellow heather common in the area (Olg. ''narn'' can refer to any colour not blue or green, see also [[Olgish Colour Terms]]), or the rocks hemming this section of the Brethan, which are rich in haematite and of a light reddish colour.

	==History==		==History==
	The origins of the city date to the prehistory of Belkondíl. It was most likely founded during the first period of Olgish expansion in the late third millennium B.E.B., presumably as a Brethanian fort overlooking the upper Brethan. No evidence remains of this time, but it can be assumed that the settlement grew fast, profiting from its strategic situation at the crossroads of eastern and western Belkondíl. By the fourth century E.B., it had become an important trading post and was noted for levying tolls from all merchants crossing the Brethan and wielding significant power over the trans-Belkondilian trade of the era.		The origins of the city date to the prehistory of Belkondíl. It was most likely founded during the [[Olgish People#History\|first period of Olgish expansion]] in the late third millennium B.E.B., presumably as a [[Brethanian People\|Brethanian]] fort overlooking the upper Brethan. No evidence remains of this time, but it can be assumed that the settlement grew fast, profiting from its strategic situation at the crossroads of eastern and western Belkondíl. By the fourth century E.B., it had become an important trading post and was noted for levying tolls from all merchants crossing the Brethan and wielding significant power over the trans-Belkondilian trade of the era.

	Initially a close ally of the Lécaronian Emperors, who granted the city extraordinary commerce and tax privileges, Narn Aran was almost completely destroyed at the end of Hémira’s Rebellion of 1487 E.B., when countess Hémira of Orinion, after a failed campaign against Talis and Soskilón, rallied her scattered troops in the city and refused to surrender to the Second Imperial Army, leading to the siege and eventual sack of Narn Aran and the death of Hémira. The city was rebuilt over a course of six years 1488–1494 E.B. under her nephew and successor, Mendúrin II of Orinion, who established its compact layout and renowned defences. Narn Aran was thereafter briefly capital of Orinion until, after the death of Mendúrin III in 1533 E.B., the county was declared an imperial appanage and the capital moved to the ceremonially more eminent Molbewín.		Initially a close ally of the [[Lécaron\|Lécaronian Emperors]], who granted the city extraordinary commerce and tax privileges, Narn Aran was almost completely destroyed at the end of [[Hémira’s Rebellion]] of 1487 E.B., when countess [[Hémira of Orinion]], after a failed campaign against [[Talis]] and [[Soskilón]], rallied her scattered troops in the city and refused to surrender to the [[Lécaronian Imperial Military#Second Imperial Army\|Second Imperial Army]], leading to the siege and eventual sack of Narn Aran and the death of Hémira. The city was rebuilt over a course of six years 1488–1494 E.B. under her nephew and successor, [[Mendúrin II of Orinion]], who established its compact layout and renowned defences. Narn Aran was thereafter briefly capital of [[Orinion]] until, after the death of [[Mendúrin III of Orinion\|Mendúrin III]] in 1533 E.B., the county was declared an [[Lécaronian Appanages\|imperial appanage]] and the capital moved to the ceremonially more eminent [[Molbewín]].

	==Geography==		==Geography==
	The city is located in the county of Orinion, on the western bank of the River Brethan, where the three branches of the Niom III Aran meet, respectively hailing from Eres, Talis, and the Olgish Highlands. Surrounded mostly by the unfertile moorland of western Belkondíl, Narn Aran nonetheless finds itself in a strategically important position, overlooking the Fields of the Brethan and the river’s only convenient crossing point south of the Lemmi-Dirith.		The city is located in the county of [[Orinion]], on the western bank of the [[Brethan\|River Brethan]], where the three branches of the [[Lécaronian Imperial Roads#Niom III Aran\|Niom III Aran]] meet, respectively hailing from [[Eres]], [[Talis]], and the [[Olgish Highlands]]. Surrounded mostly by the unfertile moorland of western Belkondíl, Narn Aran nonetheless finds itself in a strategically important position, overlooking the [[Fields of the Brethan]] and the river’s only convenient crossing point south of the [[Lemmi-Dirith]].

	==Layout and Architecture==		==Layout and Architecture==
	Narn Aran is noted for the tight layout it received during the city's reconstruction under Mendúrin II, comprising of two concentric circles of fortifications, the inner containing the majority of the city and a donjon as citadel in its centre. A limited number of workshops and depots are located between the inner and outer ring, but by baronial decree the space outside of the outer ring has to be kept free and unobstructed at all times. The walls are built from cobbled [[Olgish Highlands\|Highland]] granite, making Narn Aran one of only two Belkondilian cities, alongside Lágon, which are fully fortified in stone. Its eastern bridge is the only major dry crossing of the Brethan.		Narn Aran is noted for the tight layout it received during the city's reconstruction under Mendúrin II, comprising of two concentric circles of fortifications, the inner containing the majority of the city and a donjon as citadel in its centre. A limited number of workshops and depots are located between the inner and outer ring, but by baronial decree the space outside of the outer ring has to be kept free and unobstructed at all times. The walls are built from cobbled [[Olgish Highlands\|Highland]] granite, making Narn Aran one of only two Belkondilian cities, alongside [[Lágon]], which are fully fortified in stone. Its eastern bridge is the only major dry crossing of the Brethan.

	[Category: Orinian Cities][Category: Belkondilian Geography]		[[Category: Orinian Cities]][[Category: Belkondilian Geography]]

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	The origins of the city date to the prehistory of Belkondíl. It was most likely founded during the first period of Olgish expansion in the late third millennium B.E.B., presumably as a Brethanian fort overlooking the upper Brethan. No evidence remains of this time, but it can be assumed that the settlement grew fast, profiting from its strategic situation at the crossroads of eastern and western Belkondíl. By the fourth century E.B., it had become an important trading post and was noted for levying tolls from all merchants crossing the Brethan and wielding significant power over the trans-Belkondilian trade of the era.		The origins of the city date to the prehistory of Belkondíl. It was most likely founded during the first period of Olgish expansion in the late third millennium B.E.B., presumably as a Brethanian fort overlooking the upper Brethan. No evidence remains of this time, but it can be assumed that the settlement grew fast, profiting from its strategic situation at the crossroads of eastern and western Belkondíl. By the fourth century E.B., it had become an important trading post and was noted for levying tolls from all merchants crossing the Brethan and wielding significant power over the trans-Belkondilian trade of the era.

	Initially a close ally of the Lécaronian Emperors, who granted the city extraordinary commerce and tax privileges, Narn Aran was almost completely destroyed at the end of Hémira’s Rebellion of 1487 E.B., when countess Hémira of Orinion, after a failed campaign against Talis and Soskilón, rallied her scattered troops in the city and refused		Initially a close ally of the Lécaronian Emperors, who granted the city extraordinary commerce and tax privileges, Narn Aran was almost completely destroyed at the end of Hémira’s Rebellion of 1487 E.B., when countess Hémira of Orinion, after a failed campaign against Talis and Soskilón, rallied her scattered troops in the city and refused to surrender to the Second Imperial Army, leading to the siege and eventual sack of Narn Aran and the death of Hémira. The city was rebuilt over a course of six years 1488–1494 E.B. under her nephew and successor, Mendúrin II of Orinion, who established its compact layout and renowned defences. Narn Aran was thereafter briefly capital of Orinion until, after the death of Mendúrin III in 1533 E.B., the county was declared an imperial appanage and the capital moved to the ceremonially more eminent Molbewín.
	~~-- founded pre-history~~, ~~probably in Olgish expansion era~~
	~~-- originally brethanian fort, but no record survives~~
	~~-- important trading post since at least~~ the ~~4th century~~ E.B.
	~~-- Fully destroyed in a rebellion in the 15th century~~
	~~-- Thereafter rebuilt~~ and briefly capital of Orinion ~~before it becomes a Lécaronian~~ appanage (> Molbewín)

	==Geography==		==Geography==
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	==Layout and Architecture==		==Layout and Architecture==
	Narn Aran is noted for the tight layout it received during the city's reconstruction under Mendúrin II ~~1488–1494 E.B.~~, comprising of two concentric circles of fortifications, the inner containing the majority of the city and a donjon as citadel in its centre. A limited number of workshops and depots are located between the inner and outer ring, but by baronial decree the space outside of the outer ring has to be kept free and unobstructed at all times. The walls are built from cobbled [[Olgish Highlands\|Highland]] granite, making Narn Aran one of only two Belkondilian cities, alongside Lágon, which are fully fortified in stone. Its eastern bridge is the only major dry crossing of the Brethan.		Narn Aran is noted for the tight layout it received during the city's reconstruction under Mendúrin II, comprising of two concentric circles of fortifications, the inner containing the majority of the city and a donjon as citadel in its centre. A limited number of workshops and depots are located between the inner and outer ring, but by baronial decree the space outside of the outer ring has to be kept free and unobstructed at all times. The walls are built from cobbled [[Olgish Highlands\|Highland]] granite, making Narn Aran one of only two Belkondilian cities, alongside Lágon, which are fully fortified in stone. Its eastern bridge is the only major dry crossing of the Brethan.

			[Category: Orinian Cities][Category: Belkondilian Geography]

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	==History==		==History==
			The origins of the city date to the prehistory of Belkondíl. It was most likely founded during the first period of Olgish expansion in the late third millennium B.E.B., presumably as a Brethanian fort overlooking the upper Brethan. No evidence remains of this time, but it can be assumed that the settlement grew fast, profiting from its strategic situation at the crossroads of eastern and western Belkondíl. By the fourth century E.B., it had become an important trading post and was noted for levying tolls from all merchants crossing the Brethan and wielding significant power over the trans-Belkondilian trade of the era.

			Initially a close ally of the Lécaronian Emperors, who granted the city extraordinary commerce and tax privileges, Narn Aran was almost completely destroyed at the end of Hémira’s Rebellion of 1487 E.B., when countess Hémira of Orinion, after a failed campaign against Talis and Soskilón, rallied her scattered troops in the city and refused
	-- founded pre-history, probably in Olgish expansion era		-- founded pre-history, probably in Olgish expansion era
	-- originally brethanian fort, but no record survives		-- originally brethanian fort, but no record survives
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	==Geography==		==Geography==
	The city is located in the county of Orinion, on the western bank of the River Brethan ~~at the meeting point of~~ the three branches of the Niom III Aran, respectively hailing from Eres, Talis, and the Olgish Highlands.		The city is located in the county of Orinion, on the western bank of the River Brethan, where the three branches of the Niom III Aran meet, respectively hailing from Eres, Talis, and the Olgish Highlands. Surrounded mostly by the unfertile moorland of western Belkondíl, Narn Aran nonetheless finds itself in a strategically important position, overlooking the Fields of the Brethan and the river’s only convenient crossing point south of the Lemmi-Dirith.

	==Layout and Architecture==		==Layout and Architecture==
	Narn Aran is noted for the tight layout it received during the city's reconstruction under Mendúrin II 1488–1494 E.B., comprising of two concentric circles of fortifications, the inner containing the majority of the city and a donjon as citadel in its centre. A limited number of workshops and depots are located between the inner and outer ring, but by baronial decree the space outside of the outer ring has to be kept free and unobstructed at all times. The walls are built from cobbled [[Olgish Highlands\|Highland]] granite, making Narn Aran one of only two Belkondilian cities, alongside Lágon, which are fully fortified in stone. Its eastern bridge is the only major crossing of the Brethan.		Narn Aran is noted for the tight layout it received during the city's reconstruction under Mendúrin II 1488–1494 E.B., comprising of two concentric circles of fortifications, the inner containing the majority of the city and a donjon as citadel in its centre. A limited number of workshops and depots are located between the inner and outer ring, but by baronial decree the space outside of the outer ring has to be kept free and unobstructed at all times. The walls are built from cobbled [[Olgish Highlands\|Highland]] granite, making Narn Aran one of only two Belkondilian cities, alongside Lágon, which are fully fortified in stone. Its eastern bridge is the only major dry crossing of the Brethan.

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'''Narn Aran''' is an Olgish city on the banks of the Brethan in western Belkondíl.

==Etymology==
''Narn Aran'' means ‘red crossroads’ in Olgish. The name refers to the dividing of roads to the west of the city and presumably either the colour of the purple and yellow heather common in the area (Olg. ''narn'' can refer to any colour not blue or green, see also [[Olgish Colour Terms]]), or the rocks hemming this section of the Brethan, which are rich in haematite and of a light reddish colour.

==History==
-- founded pre-history, probably in Olgish expansion era
-- originally brethanian fort, but no record survives
-- important trading post since at least the 4th century E.B.
-- Fully destroyed in a rebellion in the 15th century
-- Thereafter rebuilt and briefly capital of Orinion before it becomes a Lécaronian appanage (> Molbewín)

==Geography==
The city is located in the county of Orinion, on the western bank of the River Brethan at the meeting point of the three branches of the Niom III Aran, respectively hailing from Eres, Talis, and the Olgish Highlands.

==Layout and Architecture==
Narn Aran is noted for the tight layout it received during the city's reconstruction under Mendúrin II 1488–1494 E.B., comprising of two concentric circles of fortifications, the inner containing the majority of the city and a donjon as citadel in its centre. A limited number of workshops and depots are located between the inner and outer ring, but by baronial decree the space outside of the outer ring has to be kept free and unobstructed at all times. The walls are built from cobbled [[Olgish Highlands|Highland]] granite, making Narn Aran one of only two Belkondilian cities, alongside Lágon, which are fully fortified in stone. Its eastern bridge is the only major crossing of the Brethan.

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