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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/Abellaime's entry into the sealed temple|Abellaime's entry into the sealed temple]]
| Pretenders to the Thro ch 5
| backstory; she broke a four-hundred-year ward and took the temple after the last priest of Ffen bound it with spite
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/assault on the city|assault on the city]]
| House of Open Wounds ch 21
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/attack on the Rectitude|attack on the Rectitude]]
| Lives of Bitter Rain ch 3
| the Red Grieving Bat Society attacked the Palleseen supply carrack the previous month; the goods taken from it led Angilly to observe Lasaret's meetings
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/Aullaime's diversion|Aullaime's diversion]]
| City of Last Chances ch 45
| the freeing of mill demons that attacked Palleseen patrols across the city; marked by ragged demon bodies near the Anchorage
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/Bracite civil war|Bracite civil war]]
| House of Open Wounds ch 26
| the conflict after the Bracite dynasty's iron grip eroded through internecine squabbles and the rise of viziers; half a dozen factions fought in the streets, blood enough to turn the river red, until the Palleseen marched in "to keep the peace"
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/Brandery's ultimatum|Brandery's ultimatum]]
| Pretenders to the Thro ch 14
| the demand that prompted the current ceasefire and the locals' decision to seek "proper talks"
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/Defenestration|Defenestration]]
| Pretenders to the Thro ch 7
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/Game|Game]]
| City of Last Chances ch 3-31; House of Open Wounds ch 28
| gambling venue also called "the Anchorage Game"; run by Langrice; where Vulture soldiers and others drink and gamble
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/God's hard bargain|God's hard bargain]]
| House of Open Wounds ch 51
| the agreement by which Lidlet, Foley, and others chose servitude to God rather than death; now being spread as a survival strategy across the Sway
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/Gownhall uprising|Gownhall uprising]]
| City of Last Chances ch 33
| a recent insurrection at Gownhall; soldiers are blockading streets the night after; Vinchec references "the parlous state of education in this city, what with the, you know"
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/Hobbers inquest|Hobbers inquest]]
| House of Open Wounds ch 39
| the formal inquest into Cohort-Archivist Hobbers' death, conducted by a duty Inquirer; ends with a reprimand to Alv and a "formal statement of understanding" on Callow's record
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/Ibaleth treaty renewal|Ibaleth treaty renewal]]
| Days of Shattered Fait ch 11
| an annual ceremony where the Alkhand sits by the riverbank and Kass the Ibaleth queen brings pearls and a carved ogrodon horn in exchange for fish and a handful of muddy earth; the Ibaleth display ogrodons and fire batons
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/Ilmar uprising|Ilmar uprising]]
| House of Open Wounds ch 25
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/Ilmari uprising|Ilmari uprising]]
| Pretenders to the Thro ch 39
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/labourers march|labourers march]]
| City of Last Chances ch 37
| the factory mob crossing the river toward Gownhall; Nisbet reports it is larger than expected and containment is uncertain
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/Last Calm Night|Last Calm Night]]
| City of Last Chances ch 32
| the night between the student uprising and the expected Palleseen counter-assault; "the city holds its breath"
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/Liberation of Jarokir|Liberation of Jarokir]]
| Days of Shattered Fait ch 1
| a famous event depicted in a picture on the wall of Slate House
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/Mellister's shooting|Mellister's shooting]]
| Pretenders to the Thro ch 29
| Brandery shot Mellister when she confronted him about skimming resources; she had the God-contract paper and was healed
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/Ochelby's murder|Ochelby's murder]]
| City of Last Chances ch 2
| the swapping of the warding bundle for a straw doll at Mother Guame's circle house, leading to the Anchorwood beasts killing Ochelby and most of his escort
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/Pal-Loruthi War|Pal-Loruthi War]]
| Days of Shattered Fait ch 21
| a past war in which Flint led a company of marines in the naval element; Pals won "against great odds"
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/prisoner exchange|prisoner exchange]]
| House of Open Wounds ch 39; Pretenders to the Thro ch 3
| scheduled for the next day; Prassel demands to send one of her people with it; Sherm arranges it
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/Runkel's death|Runkel's death]]
| House of Open Wounds ch 43
| the Sage-Monitor dies hours after Jack's refusal; the Whitebellies keep cranking the bellows over his corpse until the Fellow-Monitor discovers he is gone
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/sea-cult attack on the shore camp|sea-cult attack on the shore camp]]
| Pretenders to the Thro ch 23
| "a passing flotilla of mad cultists" punched the main camp "full of holes"; Dantell cites it to Aspel as failure of range defence
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the Advent of Perfection|the Advent of Perfection]]
| City of Last Chances ch 48
| a historical moment referenced in relation to how long the people of the Anchorwood have "lived with the Wood and what's beyond it"
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the Alkhand's declaration|the Alkhand's declaration]]
| Lives of Bitter Rain ch 10
| the Alkhand stands in court, denounces Gorbudan, banishes him and his followers, and names Dekamran heir
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the arrest of the Gownhall scholar|the arrest of the Gownhall scholar]]
| City of Last Chances ch 13
| a Gownhall academic detained for matters "touching the heart of the Perfecture"; caused continuing student unrest
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the battle at the Lighthouse|the battle at the Lighthouse]]
| Pretenders to the Thro ch 38
| Kiffel ea Leachan held up the Dead Company's advance against the Lighthouse before the current siege; referenced by the Lich Queen as the reason Kiffel is the "champion"
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the battle of Cevaern Straits|the battle of Cevaern Straits]]
| Pretenders to the Thro ch 26
| Conn Leachan took a hundred heads in one day; referenced in the epigraph legend
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the big push|the big push]]
| House of Open Wounds ch 10
| a major advance "across the contested stretch to break the Loruthi lines and take another few miles off them"; the reason for the special meal
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the Bracinta engagement|the Bracinta engagement]]
| House of Open Wounds ch 33
| the ongoing battle in which the Loruthi use fireberg artillery against the combined Palleseen battalions; the battle's stakes are Bracinta's plantations and mines, "the jewel of their mercantile crown"
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the Brothers' War|the Brothers' War]]
| Days of Shattered Fait ch 22
| named at the first engagement: "That is the first engagement of the Brothers' War"; Gorbudan vs. Dekamran for the throne of Usmai
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the burning of Angilly's parents|the burning of Angilly's parents]]
| Lives of Bitter Rain ch 4
| eleven years ago in the old garrison compound; a blazing woman priestess set rain on fire and burned them alive; the only place the old garrison "exists" is in Angilly's memory
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the butchering at Revelation House|the butchering at Revelation House]]
| House of Open Wounds ch 50
| Ollery's infamous massacre, unnamed in the text but the source of his epithet "The Butcher of Revelation House"; an event "so ghastly, so unthinkable" it was discussed across the Archipelago
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/The Camp Exterminations|The Camp Exterminations]]
| Pretenders to the Thro ch 40
| the Commission's post-war genocide of Palleseen cult prisoners; regulars balked, Unnaturals proved conflicted, so the Commission sent Prassel and her dead to finish the job
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the conquest of Jarokir|the conquest of Jarokir]]
| House of Open Wounds ch 5
| celebrated by the Pals as a great achievement; the Palleseen burned the sacred groves of Jarokir as a final offering to no god
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the coronation at the pools|the coronation at the pools]]
| Days of Shattered Fait ch 17
| Gorbudan's declaration as Alkhand seven days ago; held at the pools halfway up the waterfall cliffs, visible from most of Alkhalend; the Usrani coaxed Kakrops from the cave; the Grand Moerend Arkanith rushed through the formalities; "Nobody had really got into the festive spirit"
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/The Cotto harbour disaster|The Cotto harbour disaster]]
| Days of Shattered Fait ch 23
| referenced: in the Alkhand's youth the Cotto attacked Alkhalend by sea and were destroyed; wreckage took a month to clear from the harbour mouth
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the crash of the Gallete island|the crash of the Gallete island]]
| House of Open Wounds ch 34
| a Gallete floating island destroyed and crashed against the earth during the battle, killing all aboard; seen as a shattered mountain of stone and broken buildings
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the curse attack|the curse attack]]
| Lives of Bitter Rain ch 1
| the supernatural fire that destroys the refectory; food rots and seethes, fire moves with "a serpent's body, a lizard's legs," ignites damp wood and even stone
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the Day of the Three Walls|the Day of the Three Walls]]
| Pretenders to the Thro ch 12
| the single-day Palleseen assault that takes the first two walls, is stalled at the third, and costs Guillen oa Pedrig his life.
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the death of Kakrops|the death of Kakrops]]
| Days of Shattered Fait ch 26
| the frog god of Alkhalend goaded into battle by Gorbudan and killed by massed Palleseen fire
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the declaration of war between Lor and Pallesand|the declaration of war between Lor and Pallesand]]
| Lives of Bitter Rain ch 9
| word arrives four days after the pool scene on the swiftest courier skiff out of Peor
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the defenestration of the Perfector|the defenestration of the Perfector]]
| Pretenders to the Thro ch 9
| the Perfector of Eres Ffenegh was thrown from the Lighthouse window, both an Os-Fferegh tradition of disposing of tyrants and a sacrifice to the Fisher King
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the deicide|the deicide]]
| Days of Shattered Fait ch 28
| the killing of Kakrops during the night of the 18th; the divine corpse and its blood stained the coronation pools; the entire city and the Usrani are in mourning
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the delegation for the royal reception|the delegation for the royal reception]]
| House of Open Wounds ch 49
| a planned Palleseen attendance at a reception for the new king of Bracinta; officers jockey for places; "It wasn't often that a Pal got invited to a royal reception"
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the extirpation of the old gods|the extirpation of the old gods]]
| House of Open Wounds ch 44
| after the Temporary Commission's accession, the Palleseen drove out old worship, smashed temples, drained relics, and defaced icons; speaking the old language or telling old stories became arrestable offences
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/The fall of Eres Ffenegh|The fall of Eres Ffenegh]]
| Pretenders to the Thro ch 41
| the final day of the siege; the Resolute Battalion breaches the Left-city, the Gaelensreach is held by counter-curse, the Pandaemonium is stormed, and the Pal army retreats before the demon legion
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/The Fall of the Moeribandi Empire|The Fall of the Moeribandi Empire]]
| Pretenders to the Thro ch 37
| the Empire fell "not from division or invasion, but from a steady retreat into its own tomb, the doors pulled closed from within"
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the fox hunt|the fox hunt]]
| Lives of Bitter Rain ch 5
| the operation conducted by Angilly's team; Pal soldiers and a dozen-plus demons raid the city to flush out Halseder or provoke his emergence or prove his absence
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the Great Advance|the Great Advance]]
| House of Open Wounds ch 2
| a much-fabled planned offensive against the Loruthi, dependent on Prassel's necromantic mine-clearing support
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the Great War|the Great War]]
| City of Last Chances ch 42
| the total war on Hellgram's home world; "Great, because on his world, it had eclipsed all creeds and boundaries and divisions and occupations"; deployed gas, demon artillery, monsters, and the weapon that separated Hellgram from his wife
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/The hangings|The hangings]]
| City of Last Chances ch 28
| a recent large public execution carried out by the Pals; treated by the workers as the rope tightening around the city's throat; included a Gownhall maestro and a student
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/The Hospitallers breaking ranks|The Hospitallers breaking ranks]]
| Pretenders to the Thro ch 30
| the Hospitallers "broke ranks and joined with the Os-Fferegh to throw the army out"; this happened before the current siege fighting
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the Housebreaking|the Housebreaking]]
| Days of Shattered Fait ch 45
| the Under-warden's ritual, completed by the Reckoner, which overloads the House of Hard Angles' ghost-trap, frees the centipede creature, consumes and releases all the ghosts, recharges the tablethi, kills Drathel, and resurrects Premath. "He's done it," Caecelian whispers.
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the Jarokir incident|the Jarokir incident]]
| Lives of Bitter Rain ch 2
| referenced as "the incident" and "the garrison"; the fire that killed Angilly's parents and left her with severe scarring and a lasting phobia of flame
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the killing of the Loruthi emissary|the killing of the Loruthi emissary]]
| Days of Shattered Fait ch 6
| the previous night's duel; the Alkhand formally rules it "a thing belonging to your war, and not a thing belonging to my nation, or within my jurisdiction"
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the killing of the Sage-Archivist|the killing of the Sage-Archivist]]
| City of Last Chances ch 1-6
| the Sage-Archivist of the School of Correct Erudition murdered in the Anchorwood, two streets from the boarding house; reported as wildfire news
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the Kings Below's purge of dissidents|the Kings Below's purge of dissidents]]
| City of Last Chances ch 16
| a street-to-street roundup of political organisers in the Infernal Realms; the rounded-up demons were shipped to Ilmar on contracts as if they were ordinary labour
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/The Leachan Name Contract|The Leachan Name Contract]]
| Pretenders to the Thro ch 13
| Abellaime's price for the Crabshell demon's service: Kiffel ea Leachan surrenders her family name and lineage, with the implication that descendants of her line will be "touched by Hell"
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the liberation|the liberation]]
| Lives of Bitter Rain ch 1
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the liberation of Magnelei|the liberation of Magnelei]]
| House of Open Wounds ch 22
| a Palleseen military victory against the Loruthi, achieved at trivial cost; celebrated with rummell rations
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the liberation of Oloumann|the liberation of Oloumann]]
| Lives of Bitter Rain ch 6
| a military/political operation in which Professor-Invigilator Flockersly oversaw the destruction of a "culinarily-blessed religion"
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/The Lighthouse raid|The Lighthouse raid]]
| Pretenders to the Thro ch 27
| Palleseen commandos emerge from a summoned supernatural forest directly at the top of the Lighthouse, kill the Pope, and wound the Mouth and Niev
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the Loruthi counterattack|the Loruthi counterattack]]
| House of Open Wounds ch 16
| the battle eight days prior; resulted in Alv being carted away blind, and Banders, Masty, and Jack going missing
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the Loruthi wars|the Loruthi wars]]
| Days of Shattered Fait ch 48; Pretenders to the Thro ch 19
| a past conflict; veterans of it are among the Pal defenders who hold their squares
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the Magnelei prisoner exchange|the Magnelei prisoner exchange]]
| House of Open Wounds ch 40
| a negotiated swap of prisoners between Palleseen and Loruthi forces, conducted in the city square with officer delegations, Bracite civilian overseers, and attending servants
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the massacre of Callow's squad|the massacre of Callow's squad]]
| House of Open Wounds ch 46
| Alv kills ten of Callow's sympathetic-magic scholars in his tent with a four-foot cleaver, "as though there could be a giant with an axe loose in camp"; only Skilby survives to die moments later
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the Moeribandi necropolis expedition|the Moeribandi necropolis expedition]]
| Pretenders to the Thro ch 20
| a research expedition beyond the Sway into the Successor Steppes to find a sealed necropolis of the Moeribandi Empire; the narrator was sent partly to remove her from regimental dinners
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the Night|the Night]]
| Days of Shattered Fait ch 34
| the night of Kakrops's death, referred to obliquely ("after what happened on the... the Night"); it drove a wedge between the throne and the Palleseen while binding them irrevocably together
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/The night of the thirteen|The night of the thirteen]]
| City of Last Chances ch 28
| the Pals kicked in doors across the Hammer Districts, arresting thirteen Siblingries organisers; took them to the Donjon
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the Osseach of Defiance meeting at the Pandaemonium|the Osseach of Defiance meeting at the Pandaemonium]]
| Pretenders to the Thro ch 7
| the Osseach of Defiance council now conducts its sessions at the Pandaemonium; its arrival forces Kiff into hiding
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the Pal attack on the Varinaen|the Pal attack on the Varinaen]]
| Pretenders to the Thro ch 9
| at the very start of the siege, the Palleseen struck a blow against Varinecthes that "neutered" him without killing him; the archmage now refuses all contact
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the Pal invasion of Allor|the Pal invasion of Allor]]
| Pretenders to the Thro ch 17
| the Palleseen conquest that forced Abellaime's family to flee, collapsing her inherited vendetta into irrelevance
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the Palleseen conquest of Nihilostes' homeland|the Palleseen conquest of Nihilostes' homeland]]
| City of Last Chances ch 19
| temples torn down, gold and relics carried off or rendered for raw magic; the big gods' persecution of little gods ended, but the conquered people's subversive cults were exported across the Sway
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the Palleseen defeat near Magnelei|the Palleseen defeat near Magnelei]]
| House of Open Wounds ch 37
| a bloody setback that left units fragmented and prompted the Sage-Archivist's reform agenda
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the Palleseen invasion of Allor|the Palleseen invasion of Allor]]
| Lives of Bitter Rain ch 5
| announced at chapter's end; "the Palleseen army has marched into Allor. The filthy demon-worshippers had been asking for it"
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the Pals' assault at Eres Ffenegh|the Pals' assault at Eres Ffenegh]]
| Pretenders to the Thro ch 34
| the chapter's final line: "that's when the Pals come in"; the siege breaks into direct action
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the Poem That Stopped the Dead|the Poem That Stopped the Dead]]
| Pretenders to the Thro ch 12
| Guillen oa Pedrig's final sea-song, an old banned boat-song, halts the Dead Companies' charge and shatters their compulsion.
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the Proclamation of the Wood|the Proclamation of the Wood]]
| City of Last Chances ch 6
| the Indweller declares the Anchorwood barred to Pallesand on pain of death until restitution is made
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the purge|the purge]]
| House of Open Wounds ch 44; Pretenders to the Thro ch 11
| the silent internal war of "purge and counter-purge" on the Archipelago, involving Culling Lists, interrogations, and quota-filling; Dantell knows "if they didn't make quota then they got to round off the numbers in person"
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/The raid on the Impounded Evidence Office|The raid on the Impounded Evidence Office]]
| City of Last Chances ch 30
| an overnight incursion using a mind-erasing mist/fog; two workers left mentally empty, one vanished, only the Indweller's mask taken
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the rebellion in Hell|the rebellion in Hell]]
| Pretenders to the Thro ch 34
| Caeleen's uprising; the slave pens broken open, the palaces stormed; the Kings Below fear her
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the Reproach's breaking free|the Reproach's breaking free]]
| City of Last Chances ch 46
| "The Reproach had left its prison at long last and had come to the Wood"
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the Sergyen incident|the Sergyen incident]]
| City of Last Chances ch 4
| the previous day's botched "chastisement" of Sergyen the chandler by Ruslav, Benno, and Ergice; Sergyen fled or was killed; a substitute was roughed up instead
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the shark rite|the shark rite]]
| Days of Shattered Fait ch 40
| a Cotto sea-rite in which a hidden object (symbolic faith) is surgically removed from a person and fed to a shark; Loret undergoes it in a flooded hold
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the Siblingries' march|the Siblingries' march]]
| City of Last Chances ch 41
| the failed uprising; produced the wounded flooding into Yasnic's cellar and the subsequent arrests
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the siege of Eres Ffenegh|the siege of Eres Ffenegh]]
| Pretenders to the Thro ch 1-3
| the seven-month siege by the Palleseen, triggered by Varinecthes's arrival and the city's expulsion of the Palleseen garrison; described as involving ruined districts, artillery, deaths by magic and weapon, cold, and sickness
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the succession crisis|the succession crisis]]
| Lives of Bitter Rain ch 5
| a decade ago, the king died; his relatives all claimed the throne; "the halls of the Wolf Palace ran red with blood, and then so did the streets of the capital"; the heir vanished; the viziers called in the Pals and Loruthi
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the surrender negotiations of Eres Ffenegh|the surrender negotiations of Eres Ffenegh]]
| Pretenders to the Thro ch 18
| the top-level talks held in the Pandaemonium between Resolute Battalion and the interim Carcer administration, from which three "bogeymen" are excluded before the real negotiation begins
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/The Three Nights|The Three Nights]]
| House of Open Wounds ch 48
| three nights of assassinations in Magnelei after competing claimants and royal scions vied for the throne
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the Usmiat-Peost border raids|the Usmiat-Peost border raids]]
| Lives of Bitter Rain ch 10
| repeated swift raids by Gorbudan's followers on Palleseen factoras, mills, and plantations; officially denied by the court
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the usurpation of the Varatsins|the usurpation of the Varatsins]]
| City of Last Chances ch 17
| the Armiger families cast down the Varatsin Dukes, exterminated their line, scattered their adherents, and took their palace and grounds
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the venture towards the Lighthouse|the venture towards the Lighthouse]]
| Pretenders to the Thro ch 28
| the recent Palleseen assault that gained Wards and a wedge between upper and lower city but did not reach the Lighthouse itself; Lovern's mission severed the city's link to the sea cults during this action
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/the war against the Loruthi|the war against the Loruthi]]
| Pretenders to the Thro ch 1
| the earlier conflict between the Palleseen and the Loruthi in which Varinecthes was "employed on the other side"
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/Third Goupa Uprising|Third Goupa Uprising]]
| Days of Shattered Fait ch 21
| "brutal fighting" in which Flint served, referenced in his background
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/Vestry's botched summoning|Vestry's botched summoning]]
| Pretenders to the Thro ch 5
| the rogue demon incident at the Pandaemonium; a four-handed, goat-headed, scorpion-tailed demon conjured against the Lighthouse but turned on its caller
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| [[The Tyrant Philosophers/Wielding of the Hammer|Wielding of the Hammer]]
| City of Last Chances ch 37
| mentioned as something Vorkovin has "only the vaguest notion" of; presumably a planned uprising action elsewhere in the city
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| '''the trial'''
| House of Open Wounds ch 19
| Jack's court-martial referenced at the chapter's opening; outcome was death sentence commuted to conscription; Lidlet's fate was also decided there
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