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The leaders of the city soon agreed that it was their responsibility to both understand and harness this power, closing its great [[Houses]] so that all resources could combine and be put toward this unified goal. To mark this revival in civic purpose, Hashan redubbed itself the ''Court of Shadows''. In a post-[[House Renaissance|Renaissance]] world, the [[Somatikos]] and [[Krymenian Academy]] now safeguard and advance the city-state's new aims. | The leaders of the city soon agreed that it was their responsibility to both understand and harness this power, closing its great [[Houses]] so that all resources could combine and be put toward this unified goal. To mark this revival in civic purpose, Hashan redubbed itself the ''Court of Shadows''. In a post-[[House Renaissance|Renaissance]] world, the [[Somatikos]] and [[Krymenian Academy]] now safeguard and advance the city-state's new aims. | ||
During the reemergence of the Tsol'teth in 799 AF in what is known as the [[Third Black Wave]], Seneschal Krizal accepted a proposal of allegiance - a monumental step in being the first such alliance with surface-dwellers since before the dawn of Seleucar. In response, the [[Coalition of Sapience]] staged a full and immediate assault upon the Hashani, fighting both citizens and the Tsol'teth warriors Gattan'bahar, Nahu'an, and Trusad'an. When Eleusis declared formal hostilities with Hashan, Hashani leaders declared open war with the forestal village. In 804, Speaker Andraste Montenegro of Eleusis and Seneschal Krizal ended hostilities. | |||
In the wake of the Tsol'teth occupation of Cyrene, Cyrenian government has declared a ban on visitors from Hashan, Targossas, and Mhaldor from entering, remaining, or shopping. | In the wake of the Tsol'teth occupation of Cyrene, Cyrenian government has declared a ban on visitors from Hashan, Targossas, and Mhaldor from entering, remaining, or shopping. | ||