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	The Bridling<ref>[[Gaz V]] p. 22-23</ref> is the fifth [[epoch]] of the [[Vaasi Timeline]], following [[the Saddling]] and preceding [[the Bucking]]. This era saw the rise of [[the Church of the Lawgiver]] as [[state religion]] of [[Prince Gorkyn Vistin]] established it as the [[state religion]] of [[Nyvalg Vaasa]]. Previously existing as a marginalized faith in old [[Tygaam]], Prince Gorkyn Vistin [[devoted]]ly enforced its dominance and [[pogrom]]s against believers of other faiths. He halted the [[Cycle of Stewards]] and then [[bribed\|persuaded]] Church leaders through [[bribery\|"monetary incentive"]] to back him. He also waged the [[Wars of Conversion]] upon nearby lands. Although Prince Gorkin's wars only hurt Nyvald Vaasa through draining its coffers, he did leave a large cultural legacy for ~~Nyvald~~ Vaasa.		The Bridling<ref>[[Gaz V]] p. 22-23</ref> is the fifth [[epoch]] of the [[Vaasi Timeline]], following [[the Saddling]] and preceding [[the Bucking]]. This era saw the rise of [[the Church of the Lawgiver]] as [[state religion]] of [[Prince Gorkyn Vistin]] established it as the [[state religion]] of [[Nyvalg Vaasa]]. Previously existing as a marginalized faith in old [[Tygaam]], Prince Gorkyn Vistin [[devoted]]ly enforced its dominance and [[pogrom]]s against believers of other faiths. He halted the [[Cycle of Stewards]] and then [[bribed\|persuaded]] Church leaders through [[bribery\|"monetary incentive"]] to back him. He also waged the [[Wars of Conversion]] upon nearby lands. Although Prince Gorkin's wars only hurt Nyvald Vaasa through draining its coffers, he did leave a large cultural legacy for Nyvalg Vaasa.

	Though long after Gorkin's demise, the Bridling ended with [[rebellion]] that ushered in the Bucking.		Though long after Gorkin's demise, the Bridling ended with [[rebellion]] that ushered in the Bucking.


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	The Bridling<ref>[[Gaz V]] p. 23</ref> is the fifth [[epoch]] of the [[Vaasi Timeline]], following [[the Saddling]] and preceding [[the Bucking]]. This era saw the rise of [[the Church of the Lawgiver]] as [[state religion]] of [[Prince Gorkyn Vistin]] established it as the [[state religion]] of [[Nyvalg Vaasa]]. Previously existing as a marginalized faith in old [[Tygaam]], Prince Gorkyn Vistin [[devoted]]ly enforced its dominance and [[pogrom]]s against believers of other faiths. He halted the [[Cycle of Stewards]] and then [[bribed\|persuaded]] Church leaders through [[bribery\|"monetary incentive"]] to back him. He also waged the [[Wars of Conversion]] upon nearby lands. Although Prince Gorkin's wars only hurt Nyvald Vaasa through draining its coffers, he did leave a large cultural legacy for Nyvald Vaasa.		The Bridling<ref>[[Gaz V]] p. 22-23</ref> is the fifth [[epoch]] of the [[Vaasi Timeline]], following [[the Saddling]] and preceding [[the Bucking]]. This era saw the rise of [[the Church of the Lawgiver]] as [[state religion]] of [[Prince Gorkyn Vistin]] established it as the [[state religion]] of [[Nyvalg Vaasa]]. Previously existing as a marginalized faith in old [[Tygaam]], Prince Gorkyn Vistin [[devoted]]ly enforced its dominance and [[pogrom]]s against believers of other faiths. He halted the [[Cycle of Stewards]] and then [[bribed\|persuaded]] Church leaders through [[bribery\|"monetary incentive"]] to back him. He also waged the [[Wars of Conversion]] upon nearby lands. Although Prince Gorkin's wars only hurt Nyvald Vaasa through draining its coffers, he did leave a large cultural legacy for Nyvald Vaasa.

	Though long after Gorkin's demise, the Bridling ended with [[rebellion]] that ushered in the Bucking.		Though long after Gorkin's demise, the Bridling ended with [[rebellion]] that ushered in the Bucking.

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	The Bridling<ref>[[Gaz V]] p. 23</ref> is the fifth [[epoch]] of the [[Vaasi Timeline]], following [[the Saddling]] and preceding [[the Bucking]]. This era saw the rise of [[the Church of the Lawgiver]] as [[~~sate~~ religion]] of [[Prince Gorkyn Vistin]] established it as the [[state religion]] of [[Nyvalg Vaasa]]. Previously existing as a marginalized faith in old [[Tygaam]], Prince Gorkyn Vistin [[devoted]]ly enforced its dominance and [[pogrom]]s against believers of other faiths. He halted the [[Cycle of Stewards]] and then [[bribed\|persuaded]] Church leaders through [[bribery\|"monetary incentive"]] to back him. He also waged the [[Wars of Conversion]] upon nearby lands. Although Prince Gorkin's wars only hurt Nyvald Vaasa through draining its coffers, he did leave a large cultural legacy for Nyvald Vaasa.		The Bridling<ref>[[Gaz V]] p. 23</ref> is the fifth [[epoch]] of the [[Vaasi Timeline]], following [[the Saddling]] and preceding [[the Bucking]]. This era saw the rise of [[the Church of the Lawgiver]] as [[state religion]] of [[Prince Gorkyn Vistin]] established it as the [[state religion]] of [[Nyvalg Vaasa]]. Previously existing as a marginalized faith in old [[Tygaam]], Prince Gorkyn Vistin [[devoted]]ly enforced its dominance and [[pogrom]]s against believers of other faiths. He halted the [[Cycle of Stewards]] and then [[bribed\|persuaded]] Church leaders through [[bribery\|"monetary incentive"]] to back him. He also waged the [[Wars of Conversion]] upon nearby lands. Although Prince Gorkin's wars only hurt Nyvald Vaasa through draining its coffers, he did leave a large cultural legacy for Nyvald Vaasa.

	Though long after Gorkin's demise, the Bridling ended with [[rebellion]] that ushered in the Bucking.		Though long after Gorkin's demise, the Bridling ended with [[rebellion]] that ushered in the Bucking.

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	The Bridling<ref>[[Gaz V]] p. 23</ref> is the fifth [[epoch]] of the [[Vaasi Timeline]], following [[the Saddling]] and preceding [[the Bucking]]. This era saw the rise of [[the Church of the Lawgiver]] as [[sate ~~relegion~~]] of [[~~Nyr~~ Prince Gorkyn Vistin]] established it as the [[state religion]] of [[Nyvalg Vaasa]]. Previously existing as a marginalized faith in old [[Tygaam]], [[Prince ~~Gorkin~~ Vistin]] [[devoted]]ly enforced its dominance and [[pogrom]]s against believers of other faiths. He halted the [[Cycle of Stewards]] and then [[bribed\|persuaded]] Church leaders through [[bribery\|"monetary incentive"]] to back him. He also waged the [[Wars of Conversion]] upon nearby lands. Although Prince Gorkin's wars only hurt Nyvald Vaasa through draining its coffers, he did leave a large cultural legacy for Nyvald Vaasa.		The Bridling<ref>[[Gaz V]] p. 23</ref> is the fifth [[epoch]] of the [[Vaasi Timeline]], following [[the Saddling]] and preceding [[the Bucking]]. This era saw the rise of [[the Church of the Lawgiver]] as [[sate religion]] of [[Prince Gorkyn Vistin]] established it as the [[state religion]] of [[Nyvalg Vaasa]]. Previously existing as a marginalized faith in old [[Tygaam]], Prince Gorkyn Vistin [[devoted]]ly enforced its dominance and [[pogrom]]s against believers of other faiths. He halted the [[Cycle of Stewards]] and then [[bribed\|persuaded]] Church leaders through [[bribery\|"monetary incentive"]] to back him. He also waged the [[Wars of Conversion]] upon nearby lands. Although Prince Gorkin's wars only hurt Nyvald Vaasa through draining its coffers, he did leave a large cultural legacy for Nyvald Vaasa.

	Though long after Gorkin's demise, the Bridling ended with [[rebellion]] that ushered in the Bucking.		Though long after Gorkin's demise, the Bridling ended with [[rebellion]] that ushered in the Bucking.

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The Bridling<ref>[[Gaz V]] p. 23</ref> is the fifth [[epoch]] of the [[Vaasi Timeline]], following [[the Saddling]] and preceding [[the Bucking]]. This era saw the rise of [[the Church of the Lawgiver]] as [[sate relegion]] of [[Nyr Prince Gorkyn Vistin]] established it as the [[state religion]] of [[Nyvalg Vaasa]]. Previously existing as a marginalized faith in old [[Tygaam]], [[Prince Gorkin Vistin]] [[devoted]]ly enforced its dominance and [[pogrom]]s against believers of other faiths. He halted the [[Cycle of Stewards]] and then [[bribed|persuaded]] Church leaders through [[bribery|"monetary incentive"]] to back him. He also waged the [[Wars of Conversion]] upon nearby lands. Although Prince Gorkin's wars only hurt Nyvald Vaasa through draining its coffers, he did leave a large cultural legacy for Nyvald Vaasa.

Though long after Gorkin's demise, the Bridling ended with [[rebellion]] that ushered in the Bucking.

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