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Crenhallson (1390-1447,57)
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Professional soldier from Greyfield. Army commander.
1421
In response to increased rebel activity in the north Callouse Marshes and Teshren region as well as a strong pirate presence threatening the South West Coast and Mandals, Cyfurrel raised two new quality armies: Army I and Army II with 5,000 experienced professional soldiers each. Gren of Dermith is granted control of Army II in Teshren, staging out of Fort Gren and Danfurrel Keep. A veteran professional soldier originally from greyfield named Crenhallson takes Army I to the Valley of Giants and establishes Fort Crenhall.
1425
Cyfurrel orders Army I from Fort Crenhall to Trandeck Cliffs, taking control of the port.
1427
Cyfurrel orders Crenhallson to garrison the Cork Islands in addition to Trandeck Cliffs with Army I. Crenhallson splits his troops among the locations, commanding from Crenhall in the Corks.
1428
250 of Dornal's captive pirates are placed under Crenhallson's custody on Crenhall. 50 of them are promptly hung following trial. Another 500 are taken to Trandeck Cliffs and placed into Crenhallson's custody there. The 200 captives on Crenhall are put to work on the island. The 500 captives at Trandeck Cliffs are put to work for the city. The remaining 300 pirates in Dornal's custody (deemed to be the leaders or most influential in the pack, aside from those already executed) are taken inland to Fort Crenhall.
1439
Cyfurrel II sends Gorden's Army VI from Fort Crenhall to Ortund and orders Crenhallson's Army I from Trandeck Cliffs to operate out of Fort Crenhall in its place. Clyff travels with Army VI to Ortund.
1447
Crenhallson dies. His son, Lord Crenhall, takes command of Army I at Fort Crenhall in his place
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