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'''Izabela Dilisnya''' was born in [[Prime Material Barovia]] in the 3rd century. She was [[assassinated]] in [[314 BC]]. The blame for the [crime]] fell on the [[Katsky Family|Katsky Family]], the [[Petrovna Family|Petrovna family]], or both. There had been a dispute over a [[silver mine]]. There was also a century of accumulated ill-will between the families. The [[assassination]] touched off the [[War of Silver Knives]]. It was far less a war than a series of tit-for-tat assassinations that [[Count Barov von Zarovich]] ordered an end to in [[316 BC]]. Peace was restored the distraction and the spilled noble blood helped prepare for the way for the [[Terg Invasion]] in [[320 BC]]. | '''Izabela Dilisnya''' was born in [[Prime Material Barovia]] in the 3rd century. She was [[assassinated]] in [[314 BC]]. The blame for the [[crime]] fell on the [[Katsky Family|Katsky Family]], the [[Petrovna Family|Petrovna family]], or both. There had been a dispute over a [[silver mine]]. There was also a century of accumulated ill-will between the families. The [[assassination]] touched off the [[War of Silver Knives]]. It was far less a war than a series of tit-for-tat assassinations that [[Count Barov von Zarovich]] ordered an end to in [[316 BC]]. Peace was restored the distraction and the spilled noble blood helped prepare for the way for the [[Terg Invasion]] in [[320 BC]]. | ||
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Revision as of 21:29, 29 November 2011
Izabela Dilisnya was born in Prime Material Barovia in the 3rd century. She was assassinated in 314 BC. The blame for the crime fell on the Katsky Family, the Petrovna family, or both. There had been a dispute over a silver mine. There was also a century of accumulated ill-will between the families. The assassination touched off the War of Silver Knives. It was far less a war than a series of tit-for-tat assassinations that Count Barov von Zarovich ordered an end to in 316 BC. Peace was restored the distraction and the spilled noble blood helped prepare for the way for the Terg Invasion in 320 BC.
References
Gaz 1, p 16.
