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In 170 A.I., King Gwayne V Gardener and his long-time lover Elenei I, made an ambitious move and attempted to unite their realms. With both monarchs still ruling, a realm of two crowns was forged against Andal influence and Andal invasion, but it has yet to have its first true test.

In 176 A.I., King Gwayne V Gardener and Queen Elenei I Durrandon launched a joint campaign against Duskendale, aiming both to liberate the Gauntlet and to bring the Darklyns under tribute. After two years of war, their efforts succeeded, though Duskendale by then had been diminished, with several of its former vassals having declared independence or aligned themselves with the Rivermark.

In 180 A.I., Queen Elenei I Durrandon passed away, and her daughter, Queen Vika I Durrandon—a bastard daughter of King Gwayne V Gardener—succeeded her. With her accession, the First Kingdom fractured, though Vika sought to maintain a close friendship with the Gardeners.

King Gwayne V, observing that his southern vassals had grown increasingly powerful under the Faith of the Seven and the influence of the Hightowers, turned his attention outward to direct their attentions. Plans were set in motion to strike against the Daynes and to focus the marcher lords on a common foe, while he also sought to reclaim the Shield Islands.

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 In 170 A.I., King Gwayne V Gardener and his long-time lover Elenei I, made an ambitious move and attempted to unite their realms. With both monarchs still ruling, a realm of two crowns was forged against Andal influence and Andal invasion, but it has yet to have its first true test.
+In 176 A.I., King Gwayne V Gardener and Queen Elenei I Durrandon launched a joint campaign against Duskendale, aiming both to liberate the Gauntlet and to bring the Darklyns under tribute. After two years of war, their efforts succeeded, though Duskendale by then had been diminished, with several of its former vassals having declared independence or aligned themselves with the Rivermark.
+In 180 A.I., Queen Elenei I Durrandon passed away, and her daughter, Queen Vika I Durrandon—a bastard daughter of King Gwayne V Gardener—succeeded her. With her accession, the First Kingdom fractured, though Vika sought to maintain a close friendship with the Gardeners.
+King Gwayne V, observing that his southern vassals had grown increasingly powerful under the Faith of the Seven and the influence of the Hightowers, turned his attention outward to direct their attentions. Plans were set in motion to strike against the Daynes and to focus the marcher lords on a common foe, while he also sought to reclaim the Shield Islands.
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