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The history of the [[Driran Kingdom]] is recent for it only came to be in 1408 when Elena [[Starphire]] declared herself <span class="ITALIC">Regina</span> of the country. Until then, it was an integral part of the [[Dragonsong Dominion]] but internal dissent and a need to break with old tradition divided the old country. | |||
Prior to the schism, the northeastern region took a more relaxed approach to the [[Dragonsong Code]] (the tenets and codes that sought moral righteousness) due to the large presence of woodland folk like the elves of the [[Green Reaches]], which are known for enjoying life and preferring contact with nature more than following, what they considered, rigorous values. The elves were not alone; the woodsmen that provided much of the firewood that fueled the forges to the southwest were men of nature that believed in benevolence and the balance between laws and freedom. Distance from the capital of Western [[Gate]] also factored into this relaxed view among the farming villages where the Code was used more as a general guideline instead of strict laws. On the other hand, large towns and cities, with the exception of [[Eastern Gate]], were bastions of [[virtue]]. | Prior to the schism, the northeastern region took a more relaxed approach to the [[Dragonsong Code]] (the tenets and codes that sought moral righteousness) due to the large presence of woodland folk like the elves of the [[Green Reaches]], which are known for enjoying life and preferring contact with nature more than following, what they considered, rigorous values. The elves were not alone; the woodsmen that provided much of the firewood that fueled the forges to the southwest were men of nature that believed in benevolence and the balance between laws and freedom. Distance from the capital of Western [[Gate]] also factored into this relaxed view among the farming villages where the Code was used more as a general guideline instead of strict laws. On the other hand, large towns and cities, with the exception of [[Eastern Gate]], were bastions of [[virtue]]. | ||