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== Decline ==

== Decline ==

The death of Kren the Younger, the vanishing of Rodare and the exodus of Hee, Iar and Pherro from Tarnaria at the end of the 16th CSR significantly undercut Oordar clan's influence, and one by one the Oordars in the east lost power, first in Maird, then in Tonaran, Or and Ernele and later Qep. Oordar rule in Mantar ended with the death of Nilma Oordar.

The death of Kren the Younger, the vanishing of Rodare and the exodus of Hee, Iar and Pherro from [[Heran]] at the end of the 16th CSR significantly undercut Oordar clan's influence, and one by one the Oordars in the east lost power, first in Maird, then in Tonaran, Or and Ernele and later Qep. Oordar rule in Mantar ended with the death of Nilma Oordar.

Willing to restore the family name, Hee built the city of Oordar in [[Tref]] and made it the capital, but died just several years later, ending the reign of Oordars in the west.

Pherro continued to run and own significant swathes of land in [[Qep]], as well as lay claim to a significant portion of proceeds from the slave trade. His untimely death in 1600, as well as Nilma's decisive subjugation of Qep, forced Hee to pay closer attention to Pherro's legacy in Heran. For a number of years he was able to maintain his grip on the [[Delavire-Gonne_slave_trade_corridor|Delavire-Gonne corridor]], even helping defeat a [[Mon_Lon_Dōrs|massive slave uprising]] in 1610 [[SR]]. But the dramatic changes in the region led to the dissolution of the corridor anyway.

 

Willing to restore his influence in Heran, Hee was making plans to march on Qep, which was already part of Nilma's [[Mantareia]], but was ousted by [[Mayeerqnoel]] and sent to [[Noral]], where he died two years later, ending the reign of Oordars in the west.

== Legacy ==

== Legacy ==

Kren Oordar founded what was essentially the first proto-empire of Tarnaria. This set the stage for further centralization of what was historically a very decentralized political landscape. [[Murdoh|Murdon]], who were usually governors of regions or city-states, were now able to acquire significant scope and power due to the amount of Oordar expansion and the inability of the clan to provide enough family members to rule it all. At the same time, the failure of Kren the Younger to use the momentum of Oordar's influence to centralize the clan's power in Tonaran led to the Oordar proto-empire falling apart almost immediately after Kren the Younger's demise.

Kren Oordar founded what was essentially the first proto-empire of Tarnaria. This set the stage for further centralization of what was historically a very decentralized political landscape. [[Murdoh|Murdon]], who were usually governors of regions or city-states, were now able to acquire significant scope and power due to the amount of Oordar expansion and the inability of the clan to provide enough family members to rule it all. At the same time, the failure of Kren the Younger to use the momentum of Oordar's influence to centralize the clan's power in Tonaran led to the Oordar proto-empire falling apart almost immediately after Kren the Younger's demise.

Kren's reliance on slave trade and the subsequent invasion and subjugation of Mantar moved slavery to the forefront of [[Heran]] economies, possibly reversing the limited social progress advocated by Mantar. In fact, Tonaran, Ernele and Or moved towards less strict laws on slavery, in some cases putting slaves in a better position than peasants, but, partially as punishment for its previous views on slave trade, Mantar was turned into a center of slave trade for the next 200 years, and became known for its harsh conditions and draconian laws on slavery.

Kren's reliance on slave trade and the subsequent invasion and subjugation of Mantar moved slavery to the forefront of [[Heran]] economies, possibly reversing the limited social progress advocated by Mantar. In fact, Tonaran, Ernele and Or moved towards less strict laws on slavery, in some cases putting slaves in a better position than peasants, but, partially as punishment for its previous stance on slave trade, Mantar was turned into a center of slave trade for the next 200 years, and became known for its harsh conditions and draconian laws on slavery.

Nilma Oordar, known as the Angry King, increased the role of [[Xaewoon#Xaewoon Blue|Xaewoon Blue]] in politics. His persecution of [[Foft]] led to its followers being driven out of Tarnaria. As a result, Foft followers mostly exist outside of Tarnaria to this day.

Nilma Oordar, known as the Angry King, increased the role of [[Xaewoon#Xaewoon Blue|Xaewoon Blue]] in politics. His persecution of [[Foft]] led to its followers being driven out of Tarnaria. As a result, Foft followers mostly exist outside of Tarnaria to this day.

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