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Started by Solari, May 21, 2012, 01:27:32 AM

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Solari

Quote from: Anaris on April 18, 2013, 12:21:33 AM
Luria vehemently denies any contention that its claim on D'Hara is spurious.

;D

(Actually, I was a little surprised when I first heard about it, too; I can't take credit, but I'm not sure whether it was Arundel, Solari, ^ban^, or some combination...)

Bedwyr and before, IIRC. Like the many other evil schemes attributed to me, I am only a passenger on this crazy train. Enjoying the ride, though.   :D

Chenier

Quote from: Dante Silverfire on April 18, 2013, 01:31:25 AM
(ridiculous fallacious arguments)
D'Hara wasn't a founding realm of Dwilight. So, while Luria's claims have descended from Monarch to Monarch through the Lurian Empire, D'Hara can't claim the same.

Luria Nova wasn't around either. Nor was the "Lurian Empire". Fact is, a bunch of realms have succeeded each other in "Lurian" lands, much more so than D'Hara, which is the direct successor to Shadovar, the secession really being just a civil war as the millions the Lurias have had. If D'Hara has no claims from Shadovar, then Luria Nova has no claims from Pian en Luries. To say anything else is extreme hypocrisy.

In addition, much of D'Hara was annexed from Melodia, which was never in the slightest Lurian. Almost all of D'Hara was never Lurian in any way.
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Dante Silverfire

Quote from: Chénier on April 18, 2013, 03:45:04 AM
If D'Hara has no claims from Shadovar, then Luria Nova has no claims from Pian en Luries. To say anything else is extreme hypocrisy.

D'Hara ABSOLUTELY has claims from Shadovar.

What you seem to have forgotten is that Shadovar was a colony of Pian en Luries. Therefore, Shadovar's claims are inherently Lurian.

Quote from: Chénier on April 18, 2013, 03:45:04 AM
Luria Nova wasn't around either. Nor was the "Lurian Empire". Fact is, a bunch of realms have succeeded each other in "Lurian" lands, much more so than D'Hara, which is the direct successor to Shadovar, the secession really being just a civil war as the millions the Lurias have had.

The first Lurian Empire was created during the days of Pian en Luries. Each subsequent monarch of the Lurian realms has inherited all claims of the Lurian realms as case in point in winnings of their successful rebellions and successions. Most of this is clearly roleplayed. Such that our current Monarch is the designated Queen of Luria Vesperi and Luria Nova. She has designated leadership of Pian en Luries back to its former ruler, Duchess Alanna. Queen Alice then has all old claims of the Lurian realms either directly or through those who have sworn fealty to her.

Finally, as to the Shadovar - D'Haran conflict. One of the gripes is that the foundation of D'Hara was a clear "loss" of control of the isles from Lurian leadership to non-Lurian leadership. Thus, the simple foundation of D'Hara was an attack upon Lurian sovereignty of the isles as the creation of D'Hara destroyed a Lurian colony.
"This is the face of the man who has worked long and hard for the good of the people without caring much for any of them."

Meneldur

Quote from: Dante Silverfire on April 18, 2013, 04:06:27 AM
D'Hara ABSOLUTELY has claims from Shadovar.

What you seem to have forgotten is that Shadovar was a colony of Pian en Luries. Therefore, Shadovar's claims are inherently Lurian.

The question is whether because Shadovar was a colony of Pain en Luries the claims revert back to Luria or whether they pass to D'Hara as the legitimate successor state. So while it's understandable where the current Lurian claim comes from, it's a far stretch from being the only valid interpretation.

Feylonis

Clearly, the gods will favor the one with the right claim. Through war, of course.

Dante Silverfire

Quote from: Meneldur on April 18, 2013, 04:36:44 AM
The question is whether because Shadovar was a colony of Pain en Luries the claims revert back to Luria or whether they pass to D'Hara as the legitimate successor state. So while it's understandable where the current Lurian claim comes from, it's a far stretch from being the only valid interpretation.

I never said that Luria's claim to the isles is uncontested. The only thing I am trying to assert is that Luria has a legitimate means to make such a claim. If D'Hara wants to contest it, through much the same argument that Luria would make against them, they can, but essentially it comes down to being able to assert one's claim through war against the other. Luria has never been forced to formally cede that claim to another realm, because Luria has never lost a war to a non-lurian entity.

So only war can really settle the question.
"This is the face of the man who has worked long and hard for the good of the people without caring much for any of them."

Arundel

#1146
I'm going to chime in here because why not?

Quote2008-03-11 Pian en Luries - Alanna Anaris elected queen.
2008-03-16 Everguard - Fisc Arylon elected High King
2008-03-16 Madina - City of Paisly taken over.
2008-03-25 Pian en Luries - City of Port Nebel taken over.

2008-04-15 Pian en Luries - Duke Edelstein Greneburie secedes the Duchy of Port Nebel forming the Tyranny of Shadovar.

2008-09-16 Shadovar - Duchess Katayanna Ogren secedes the city of Port Raviel to form the realm of D'Hara.

So we can reasonably assume/claim that Shadovar controlled the Tomb islands at the time of D'Hara's foundation (which was created by a Lurian, no less. Check Katayanna's page if you wanna make sure.) I understand they had monster problems and lost some territories around Nebel, but not to Melodia.

Alanna was Queen of Pian en Luries when Edelstein created the colony of Shadovar. Since it was a sanctioned colony by Pian en Luries, Alanna got a claim. That's how it works. If my realm takes over some land, and you secede that land with permission to make a colony, I still get a claim.

Guess what guys? Alanna's alive. That's Luria's claim Luria will press her claim. It's not about inheritors, the realm of PeL, or anything like that. We've got the first person to send another person out there. Nothing was there (including people with claims) beforehand.

Also

Quote2008-08-04 Pian en Luries - Completes successful colony takeover of Qubel Lighthouse to form Porto Lancia.

Alanna's got that covered to.

But yeah, war will decide the victor. Yay!
The adherents of different religions in a realm should compete for power, influence, and fresh converts. They don't even have to be killing each other to do so. I wish people promoted the prosperity of their religions the same way they promoted the growth and prosperity of their realms. - Geronus

Penchant

Quote from: Dante Silverfire on April 17, 2013, 09:10:28 AM
Anyone else still wondering how a blind woman is going to duel?
Yes.
"The true soldier fights not because he hates what is in front of him, but because he loves what is behind him."
― G.K. Chesterton

Madigan

Quote from: Penchant on April 18, 2013, 05:11:52 AM
Yes.

I'm hoping its an insane twist, where Alice was never blind and had faked blinding herself for just such an occasion.

Now that would be a Lurian move.
Silverfire: So who married Alice?
Woelfy: She's married to Hendrick Madigan
Silverfire: How much would it cost for someone to assasinate Hendrick Madigan for me

Shizzle

Nah, according to RP she's actually blind.
A man of progressing age who has fainted for no reason against a young lass who can't see. Neither of them with substantial swordfighting skill. Will be interesting :)

I do hope Skyn not to totally bite the dust, then again, his death would relieve him of the shame, I guess.

Regarding the other discussion: claims are so overrated, especially between enemies. If Luria thinks it's cause is just, declare war on D'Hara, send out a reason to other Rulers and see who backs you up. And if foreign support is irrelevant, so are claims.

JeVondair

Quote from: Shizzle on April 18, 2013, 10:06:04 AM
if foreign support is irrelevant, so are claims.
"Behavior that's admired is the path to power among people everywhere"

Solari

Quote from: Chénier on April 18, 2013, 03:45:04 AM
If D'Hara has no claims from Shadovar, then Luria Nova has no claims from Pian en Luries. To say anything else is extreme hypocrisy.

Well of course it's hypocrisy. You do understand that all folks are doing is laying out the ridiculously complicated rationale that some characters have for their claims, right? Nothing more.

Ironsides


Bowie put a hundred gold bet on Queen Alice to win. Any takers?
Ironsides Family, mainly East Continent and Dwilight. I dip my toe into Atamara here and there

JeVondair

Rynn and Khari are on their way to visit him...before the end.
"Behavior that's admired is the path to power among people everywhere"

Arundel

The adherents of different religions in a realm should compete for power, influence, and fresh converts. They don't even have to be killing each other to do so. I wish people promoted the prosperity of their religions the same way they promoted the growth and prosperity of their realms. - Geronus