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[[Treholan]], according to the [[history]] or [[false history]] of [[Invidia]], was the [[noble]] whom united [[Invidia]] after mercilessly killing off all his rivals in roughly [[457 BC]]. He then built [[Castle Loupet]] to mark his victory. (This was not the [[seminal event]] that brought Invidia into the [[Land of Mists]]. That [[transgression]] would be committed by [[Bakholis]], his direct descendant over a century later.<ref name="Gazetteer IV p. 44">[[Gazetteer IV]] p.44</ref> {{Spec|Given that he lived, if he ever lived, so long ago, he is presumably [[deceased]].}} | [[Treholan]], according to the [[history]] or [[false history]] of [[Invidia]], was the [[noble]] whom united [[Invidia]] after mercilessly killing off all his rivals in roughly [[457 BC]] (three centuries ago from the time of [[Gazetteer IV]]). He then built [[Castle Loupet]] to mark his victory. (This was not the [[seminal event]] that brought Invidia into the [[Land of Mists]]. That [[transgression]] would be committed by [[Bakholis]], his direct descendant over a century later.<ref name="Gazetteer IV p. 44">[[Gazetteer IV]] p.44</ref> {{Spec|Given that he lived, if he ever lived, so long ago, he is presumably [[deceased]].}} | ||
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Treholan, according to the history or false history of Invidia, was the noble whom united Invidia after mercilessly killing off all his rivals in roughly 457 BC (three centuries ago from the time of Gazetteer IV). He then built Castle Loupet to mark his victory. (This was not the seminal event that brought Invidia into the Land of Mists. That transgression would be committed by Bakholis, his direct descendant over a century later.[1] 
Given that he lived, if he ever lived, so long ago, he is presumably deceased.
References
- ↑ Gazetteer IV p.44
