The Bloodless Revolution

During the years of Prince Valislav Ordranti's incompetent rule over Ustalav, the corruption of his counts ran deep enough sewed the seeds of rebellion in the common folk. The Bloodless Revolution of 713 BC was the culmination of the rebellion, during which the counties of Vieland and Canterwall broke away from the monarchy to form separate palatinates governed by people's councils rather than noble lords. The other counties collapsed into chaos and violence. Although the demise of Prince Valislav was said to cause the end of the fighting, it was more likely the march of Falkovnia into Ustalav that ceased the fighting in order to repel the invaders.