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ALEATH

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Aleath is a chartered freetown, governed by a council of a mayor and 12 aldermen proposed by the Mangai and appointed by the king. Military authority is shared by the royal constable of Caer Erynroth and the Sheriff of Eryna (see Kedis). There is also a town militia that is theoretically commanded by the mayor, but the custom has been for the mayor to surrender this authority to the constable. There are no manors owing to Aleath, but the city charter includes 8,000 acres of cropland, a legacy of the old Republic of Aleath. This land is farmed by approximately 140 freeholders who pay taxes to the city.

The fair freetown of Aleath is the cultural center of Kanday. The Violet Mantle Palace of Arms is the best-equipped and best-managed college of heralds in western Hârn. The Palace of the Masks is a highly-regarded center of drama and satire and home to one of the finest companies of thespians in all of Hârn. The College of Harpers, the largest on Hârn, boasts extensive collections of written music and rare instruments.

Aleath is also the thriving commercial heart of the kingdom. Wool cloth, grain, preserved foods, and other goods produced in local surplus find a market here with seagoing mercantylers bound for Cherafir and beyond. In the five years since the start of the courtship of Prince Jevas Toron and Princess Eriel, most goods from Melderyn (including all Lythian goods from the Larun of Cherafir) come into western Hârn through the port here. The increased trade has bolstered Aleathean prosperity and mercantile skill.

Mayor Gurin of Pomada is an honorable, hard-working, and effective administrator. He is a progressive man who tries to ensure the poor of Aleath are not forgotten in the prosperity that he and so many others enjoy.

CAER ERYNROTH

CAER ERYNROTH The royal citadel of Aleath was constructed between 633 and 45 by Andasin II as part of the agreement that made Aleath a freetown.

Constable Sir Denil Chahryn is charged with the defense of Aleath and the administration of the crown’s extensive local interests. Caer Erynroth’s garrison patrols the city and castle walls, leaving the streets to the mayor’s policing forces.

Caer Erynroth is home to an elite company of veteran medium foot, a company of equally experienced shortbow, and a score of servants. The latter are burdened by a number of lesser bureaucrats and dissolute hangers-on who fill their hours with petty political sniping and schemes to improve their fortunes.

Sir Denil Chahryn is the grand-nephew of Sir Grolis Chahryn, Earl of Selvos and lord of all of northwestern Kanday. The constable’s fiscal reputation is excellent. His payments to the royal treasury are always on time and usually exceed the demand. Sir Denil personally owns a 40 percent stake in the Geldara’s Butterfly, a coastal nivik owned by mercantyler/usurer Damaen of Hilome.

Sir Denil is a strutting peacock who takes every opportunity to be the center of attention. He hosts monthly events for local nobility, and stays in close contact with the Mangai as well.

With the help of the unscrupulous mercantyler Damaen of Hilome, Sir Denil has grown wealthy importing the drug Fanosel for the recreational use of the more dissipated of the courtiers and a veteran manus of archers. The servants know that the king would dismiss Sir Denil if the scandal ever reached his ears, but they are afraid of Sir Denil and his warriors. Sir Denil knows this as well; he has never used the drug himself. Much of his personal wealth is in gold and silver jewelry hidden here and the balance is cached in an oak chest buried near Selvos.

ALEATH BreakDown

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ALEATH Quarters

Caer Erynroth

Alash

Kedis

Sumon

Chernae

ALEATH Villages

Afael

Arsone

Kurnil

Morien

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Includes the original Aleath article from Cities of Hârn, the expansion from Son of Cities and some of the content from Web of the Widow. The city has been divided into 4 neighborhoods and the buildings numbered accordingly. The 12 Aleathian aldermen have been identified and the 4 villages located outside town have been described. There is also some new artwork and a new layout.

Aleath has been organized for future expansion. New plans and sites within the city can easily be added to the end of the article

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