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*[[684 BC]]: Yakov moves to [[Borca]], and convinces [[Camille Dilisnya]] to support the [[Church of Ezra]]. | *[[684 BC]]: Yakov moves to [[Borca]], and convinces [[Camille Dilisnya]] to support the [[Church of Ezra]]. | ||
*[[695 BC]]: First services in the unfinished [[Great Cathedral of Levkarest]]. | *[[695 BC]]: First services in the unfinished [[Great Cathedral of Levkarest]]. | ||
*[[698 BC]]: Camille kills Yakov; the [[First Schism|first | *[[698 BC]]: Camille kills Yakov; the [[First Schism|first schism]] starts. | ||
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[[Category:Inhabitants of | [[Category:Inhabitants of Levkarest]] | ||
[[Category:Inhabitants of Borca]] | [[Category:Inhabitants of Borca]] | ||
Revision as of 10:12, 14 February 2011
Yakov Dilisnya was born in Mordent in 641 BC. In 666 BC he suffered a horseback riding accident left him delerious for five days. Upon recovering hit wits, he proceeded to pen the First Book of Ezra. Over the next few years he displayed increasingly miraculous powers. He he gained few followers however, at least until he left his native Mordent in 684 BC for the newly formed land of Borca. There he convinced his younger half-sister Camille Dilisnya to help finance the construction of the Great Cathedral, and set about making many more converts. In 698 BC Yakov was among those poisoned to death by Camille during one of her tantrums. A statue was raised before the Great Cathedral in honour of the memory of its founder and first Praesdius.
Timeline
- 666 BC: Yakov Dilisnya pens the First Book of Ezra.
- 684 BC: Yakov moves to Borca, and convinces Camille Dilisnya to support the Church of Ezra.
- 695 BC: First services in the unfinished Great Cathedral of Levkarest.
- 698 BC: Camille kills Yakov; the first schism starts.
References
Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue
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