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At least prior to [[the Grand Conjunction, the [[Peasants' Road]] was a [[road]] that traveled through and from [[Skald]] in [[Kartakass]] west into [[Sithicus]].<ref>[[Feast of Goblyns]] p. 30</ref> | At least prior to [[the Grand Conjunction]], the [[Peasants' Road]] was a [[road]] that traveled through and from [[Skald]] in [[Kartakass]] west into [[Sithicus]].<ref>[[Feast of Goblyns]] p. 30</ref> | ||
As of [[756 BC]], no mention is made of this road in the [[Gazetteer I]]. Instead the | As of [[756 BC]], no mention is made of this road in the [[Gazetteer I]]. Instead [[the Merchant's Way]] run in the same direction through the [[Wolfwood]].<ref>[[Gazetteer I]] p.89</ref> Sources have not specified if these two roads are different or if the Peasants' Road was simply renamed. | ||
[[Sithican]]s known this road as [[the Merchant's Slash]], named after [[Kartakan]] [[merchant]]s began a slash and burn operation to clear the way in response to repeated raids from the [[bitterkinder]] in [[726 BC]].<ref name="Gaz IV p. 110">[[Gazetteer IV]], p. 110</ref> | |||
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At least prior to the Grand Conjunction, the Peasants' Road was a road that traveled through and from Skald in Kartakass west into Sithicus.[1]
As of 756 BC, no mention is made of this road in the Gazetteer I. Instead the Merchant's Way run in the same direction through the Wolfwood.[2] Sources have not specified if these two roads are different or if the Peasants' Road was simply renamed.
Sithicans known this road as the Merchant's Slash, named after Kartakan merchants began a slash and burn operation to clear the way in response to repeated raids from the bitterkinder in 726 BC.[3]
References
- ↑ Feast of Goblyns p. 30
- ↑ Gazetteer I p.89
- ↑ Gazetteer IV, p. 110
