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	~~{{Infobox State~~		#REDIRECT [[Schonen]]
	~~\|nation = Bistum Greifenhausen~~
	~~\|picofflag = example.jpg~~
	~~\|motto = --~~
	~~\|capital = [[Greifenhausen (city)\|Greifenhausen]]~~
	~~\|language =~~
	~~\|language2 =~~
	~~\|religion = [[Balthasarian]]~~
	~~\|religion2 = [[Azuran]]~~
	~~\|demonym =~~
	~~\|ethnics =~~
	~~\|currency = Daler~~
	}}
	'''Bistum Greifenhausen''' [bɪstum gʀaɪfænhɑusæn] is a theocratic dictatorship in eastern [[Hasperia]]. Greifenhausen was founded by the survivors of an expedition of refugees led by [[The Blue Griffons]], a order seeking the holy land in the far east. A divine storm led them to crash into the eastern coast of [[Morgenland]]. The leader [[Balthasar I]] decided that it was God's will, and it was widely accepted among the expeditions members that they had indeed found the holy land. Here they founded [[Greifenhausen (city)\|Greifenhausen]], home to the holiest site of the [[Balthasarian]] Church.


	~~== History of Greifenhausen==~~
	~~=== Reign of Balthasar I ===~~

	~~The founding of [[Greifenhausen (city)\|Greifenhausen]] and the exodus by the first Balthasarians from Faendal.~~

	~~The history of Greifenhausen, Schonen and the Balthasarian church begins with the first Balthasar.~~
	~~He was born as a commoner in [[Ordensburg]], [[Faendal]]. Few details are known from the time before the~~
	~~exodus to the holy land. Known is that Balthasar was a talented preacher and gained a modest~~
	~~following of people in the city. Religious persecution in the zeloustown forced Balthasar and his~~
	~~followers to leave Ordensburg, Faendal. They set sail with three merchant ships, Greif, Geld and~~
	~~Henrietta, towards [[Vineta]], [[Lonian League]]. During the voyage, Balthasar had a dream in which god~~
	~~ordered him to sail beyond the lands of the Lonian League. The first believers sailed further east,~~
	~~to what Balthasar called Gods land. There they would prosper and all be near God. The ships was struck~~
	~~by a grand storm east of what is now the coast of~~ [[Schonen~~]]. This Balthasar took as a sign that God had~~
	~~chosen this land for the Balthasarians. Balthasar lead his people inland and founded the holy city of~~
	~~[[Greifenhausen (city)\|Greifenhausen]].~~

	~~During his reign the new city took form and Balthasar styled himself Bishop of Greifenhausen. The [[Lonian League]] built the great Morgenland Valley road during this time.~~

	~~Ends with Balthasars death at [[Bad Erzquell]], [[Silvetia]].~~

	~~=== Reign of Balthasar II ===~~

	~~[[Balthasar II]] was the successor of [[Balthasar I]], after his death in Silvetia. Not much happened during his~~
	~~reign and few documents exist from this period. [[Wieck]] is said to have been established, but documents suggest~~
	~~that this first happened during the reign of [[Balthasar III]].~~

	~~What we know is that Balthasar II followed in the footsteps of Balthasar I and died during a visit to [[Dal]], [[Dal]].~~
	~~The locals of this mountain kingdom took this as a sign and now follow a perverted version of the Balthasarian faith.~~
	~~They belive that Balthasar II was the chosen one and that during the reign of [[Balthasar IIIIIII]] the world will reform~~
	~~and only Dal will stand after Gods wrathful purge.~~

	~~Ends with Balthasars death at Dal, Dal.~~

	~~=== Reign of Balthasar III ===~~

	~~During the reign of [[Balthasar III]] its said that the harbour at [[Wieck]] was built. The reign saw movement of people~~
	~~west of the river [[Aader]] and south towards the river [[Himm]]. The time period was peaceful and not much of note happened.~~
	~~It ended when Balthasar III during a travel had to stay overnight at a farmers house. The farmer, who was a heretic,~~
	~~planned to murder Balthasar III during the night. Accounts from the night tell of a large flare across the night sky~~
	~~and how the fields lit up as it were day. When day came, people tell of how the farm was replaced with an enormus rock.~~
	~~Historian [[Dieter Ordensburger]] tell of how the people on the southern side of the large rock found a cave. In the cave~~
	~~Balthasar IIIs skull was burning with holy fire. Ordenburger tell that the people could hear God,he told them~~
	~~of the farmers betrayal.~~

	~~Ends with an event known as "Gods Gift". This event leads to the monastery of [[Balthasars Rock]] being built~~
	~~and the death of Balthasar III at Balthasars Rock, Greifenhausen.~~


	~~=== Reign of Balthasar IIII ===~~

	~~[[Balthasar IIII]] ordered that the monastery of [[Balthasars Rock]] should be built a top of the rock. To reach the top, the pious~~
	~~would need to walk the neverending stair. At the very top they could then taste the holiest and purest of snow. Balthasar spent~~
	~~his reign with visiting the farmers of the land.~~

	~~Ends with Balthasars sudden death on the west bank of the [[Aader]], now the village of [[Kirchdorf]].~~

	~~=== Reign of Balthasar IIIII ===~~

	~~[[Balthasar IIIII]] built a grand palace in Greifenhausen, much to the anger of the people. It said that Balthasar IIIII was a greedy~~
	~~and ambitious man. He saw the foundation of [[Kapellenburg]] and westward expansion of Greifenhausen. This led to an elevation of the~~
	~~Greifenhausen Bishop to Archbishop. Accounts from the era tell that God indirectly punished Balthasar IIIII by sanctifing the ground~~
	~~of Kapellenburg by killing the Archbishop. More neutral accounts suggest that sickness might have been the cause of his sudden demise.~~

	~~Ends with Balthasars sanctification of Kapellenburg.~~

	~~=== Reign of Balthasar IIIIII ===~~

	~~[[Balthasar IIIIII]], more commonly known as Balthasar the Wallbuilder, saw the foundation of [[Baldisruh]] to the south where the river [[Himm]]~~
	~~begins it life. The [[Silvetian Freedom war]] also happened during his reign, during which elite soldiers from the order of [[The Blue Griffons]]~~
	~~were sent to [[Bad Erzquell]] to protect the holy remains of [[Balthasar I]]. The remains were temporarily moved to [[Baldisruh]] and gave the, by~~
	~~Greifenhausian standards, magnificent castle and town its name.~~

	~~Balthasar the Wallbuilder also saw the first and second expansion of the town of Greifenhausen. He also ordered the settlement of the~~
	~~plains between [[Aader]] and [[Himm]] to the southwest. Lesser known is his work with fortifying the western border.~~

	~~Ends with Balthasars sanctification of [[Garantinople]].~~


	~~[[Category:Countries~~]]

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			{{Infobox State
			\|nation = Bistum Greifenhausen
			\|picofflag = example.jpg
			\|motto = --
			\|capital = Greifenhausen
			\|language =
			\|language2 =
			\|religion = [[Balthasarian]]
			\|religion2 = [[Azuran]]
			\|demonym =
			\|ethnics =
			\|currency = Daler
			}}
	'''Bistum Greifenhausen''' [bɪstum gʀaɪfænhɑusæn] is a theocratic dictatorship in eastern [[Hasperia]]. Greifenhausen was founded by the survivors of an expedition of refugees led by [[The Blue Griffons]], a order seeking the holy land in the far east. A divine storm led them to crash into the eastern coast of [[Morgenland]]. The leader [[Balthasar I]] decided that it was God's will, and it was widely accepted among the expeditions members that they had indeed found the holy land. Here they founded [[Greifenhausen (city)\|Greifenhausen]], home to the holiest site of the [[Balthasarian]] Church.		'''Bistum Greifenhausen''' [bɪstum gʀaɪfænhɑusæn] is a theocratic dictatorship in eastern [[Hasperia]]. Greifenhausen was founded by the survivors of an expedition of refugees led by [[The Blue Griffons]], a order seeking the holy land in the far east. A divine storm led them to crash into the eastern coast of [[Morgenland]]. The leader [[Balthasar I]] decided that it was God's will, and it was widely accepted among the expeditions members that they had indeed found the holy land. Here they founded [[Greifenhausen (city)\|Greifenhausen]], home to the holiest site of the [[Balthasarian]] Church.

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	'''Bistum Greifenhausen''' is a theocratic dictatorship in eastern [[Hasperia]]. Greifenhausen was founded by the survivors of an expedition of refugees led by [[The Blue Griffons]], a order seeking the holy land in the far east. A divine storm led them to crash into the eastern coast of [[Morgenland]]. The leader [[Balthasar I]] decided that it was God's will, and it was widely accepted among the expeditions members that they had indeed found the holy land. Here they founded [[Greifenhausen (city)\|Greifenhausen]], home to the holiest site of the [[Balthasarian]] Church.		'''Bistum Greifenhausen''' [bɪstum gʀaɪfænhɑusæn] is a theocratic dictatorship in eastern [[Hasperia]]. Greifenhausen was founded by the survivors of an expedition of refugees led by [[The Blue Griffons]], a order seeking the holy land in the far east. A divine storm led them to crash into the eastern coast of [[Morgenland]]. The leader [[Balthasar I]] decided that it was God's will, and it was widely accepted among the expeditions members that they had indeed found the holy land. Here they founded [[Greifenhausen (city)\|Greifenhausen]], home to the holiest site of the [[Balthasarian]] Church.

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	During his reign the new city took form and Balthasar styled himself Bishop of Greifenhausen. The [[Lonian League]] built the great Morgenland Valley road during this time.		During his reign the new city took form and Balthasar styled himself Bishop of Greifenhausen. The [[Lonian League]] built the great Morgenland Valley road during this time.

	Ends with Balthasars death at [[Bad ~~Erquell~~]], [[Silvetia]].		Ends with Balthasars death at [[Bad Erzquell]], [[Silvetia]].


	=== Reign of Balthasar II ===		=== Reign of Balthasar II ===

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	'''Bistum Greifenhausen''' is a theocratic ~~dictatorshipin~~ eastern [[Hasperia]]. Greifenhausen was founded by the survivors of an expedition of refugees led by [[The Blue Griffons]], a order seeking the holy land in the far east. A divine storm led them to crash into the eastern coast of [[Morgenland]]. The leader [[Balthasar I]] decided that it was God's will, and it was widely accepted among the expeditions members that they had indeed found the holy land. Here they founded [[Greifenhausen (city)\|Greifenhausen]], home to the holiest site of the [[Balthasarian]] Church.		'''Bistum Greifenhausen''' is a theocratic dictatorship in eastern [[Hasperia]]. Greifenhausen was founded by the survivors of an expedition of refugees led by [[The Blue Griffons]], a order seeking the holy land in the far east. A divine storm led them to crash into the eastern coast of [[Morgenland]]. The leader [[Balthasar I]] decided that it was God's will, and it was widely accepted among the expeditions members that they had indeed found the holy land. Here they founded [[Greifenhausen (city)\|Greifenhausen]], home to the holiest site of the [[Balthasarian]] Church.


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	begins it life. The [[Silvetian Freedom war]] also happened during his reign, during which elite soldiers from the order of [[The Blue Griffons]]		begins it life. The [[Silvetian Freedom war]] also happened during his reign, during which elite soldiers from the order of [[The Blue Griffons]]
	were sent to [[Bad Erzquell]] to protect the holy remains of [[Balthasar I]]. The remains were temporarily moved to [[Baldisruh]] and gave the, by		were sent to [[Bad Erzquell]] to protect the holy remains of [[Balthasar I]]. The remains were temporarily moved to [[Baldisruh]] and gave the, by
	Greifenhausian standards, ~~magnificient~~ castle and town its name.		Greifenhausian standards, magnificent castle and town its name.

	Balthasar the Wallbuilder also saw the first and second expansion of the town of Greifenhausen. He also ordered the settlement of the		Balthasar the Wallbuilder also saw the first and second expansion of the town of Greifenhausen. He also ordered the settlement of the
	plains between Aader and Himm to the southwest. Lesser known is his work with fortifying the western border.		plains between [[Aader]] and [[Himm]] to the southwest. Lesser known is his work with fortifying the western border.

	Ends with Balthasars sanctification of Garantinople.		Ends with Balthasars sanctification of [[Garantinople]].


	[[Category:Countries]]		[[Category:Countries]]

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	History of Greifenhausen		== History of Greifenhausen==
	~~--------------------------------~~		=== Reign of Balthasar I ===
	Reign of Balthasar I ~~(1)~~

	The founding of Greifenhausen and the exodus by the first Balthasarians from Faendal.		The founding of [[Greifenhausen (city)\|Greifenhausen]] and the exodus by the first Balthasarians from Faendal.

	The history of Greifenhausen, Schonen and the Balthasarian church begins with the first Balthasar.		The history of Greifenhausen, Schonen and the Balthasarian church begins with the first Balthasar.
	He was born as a commoner in Ordensburg, Faendal. Few details are known ~~fromthe~~ time before the		He was born as a commoner in [[Ordensburg]], [[Faendal]]. Few details are known from the time before the
	exodus to the holy land. Known is that Balthasar was a talented preacher and gained a modest		exodus to the holy land. Known is that Balthasar was a talented preacher and gained a modest
	following of people in the city. Religious persecution in the zeloustown forced Balthasar and his		following of people in the city. Religious persecution in the zeloustown forced Balthasar and his
	followers to leave Ordensburg, Faendal. They set sail with three merchant ships, Greif, Geld and		followers to leave Ordensburg, Faendal. They set sail with three merchant ships, Greif, Geld and
	Henrietta, towards Vineta, Lonian League. During the voyage, Balthasar had a dream in which god		Henrietta, towards [[Vineta]], [[Lonian League]]. During the voyage, Balthasar had a dream in which god
	ordered him to sail beyond the lands of the Lonian League. The first believers sailed further east,		ordered him to sail beyond the lands of the Lonian League. The first believers sailed further east,
	to what Balthasar called Gods land. There they would prosper and all be near God. The ships was struck		to what Balthasar called Gods land. There they would prosper and all be near God. The ships was struck
	by a grand storm east of what is now the coast of Schonen. This Balthasar took as a sign that God had		by a grand storm east of what is now the coast of [[Schonen]]. This Balthasar took as a sign that God had
	chosen this land for the Balthasarians. Balthasar lead his people inland and founded the holy city of		chosen this land for the Balthasarians. Balthasar lead his people inland and founded the holy city of
	Greifenhausen.		[[Greifenhausen (city)\|Greifenhausen]].

	During his reign the new city took form and Balthasar styled himself Bishop of Greifenhausen. The Lonian		During his reign the new city took form and Balthasar styled himself Bishop of Greifenhausen. The [[Lonian League]] built the great Morgenland Valley road during this time.
	League built the great Morgenland Valley road during this time.

	Ends with Balthasars death at Bad Erquell, Silvetia.		Ends with Balthasars death at [[Bad Erquell]], [[Silvetia]].
	~~--------------------------------~~
	~~Reign of Balthasar II (2)~~

	~~Balthasar II was the successor of Balthasar I, after his death in Silvetia. Not much happened during his~~
	~~reign and few documents exist from this period. Wieck is said to have been established, but documents suggest~~
	~~that this first happened during the reign of Balthasar III.~~

	What we know is that Balthasar II followed in the footsteps of Balthasar I and died during a visit to Dal, Dal.		=== Reign of Balthasar II ===

			[[Balthasar II]] was the successor of [[Balthasar I]], after his death in Silvetia. Not much happened during his
			reign and few documents exist from this period. [[Wieck]] is said to have been established, but documents suggest
			that this first happened during the reign of [[Balthasar III]].

			What we know is that Balthasar II followed in the footsteps of Balthasar I and died during a visit to [[Dal]], [[Dal]].
	The locals of this mountain kingdom took this as a sign and now follow a perverted version of the Balthasarian faith.		The locals of this mountain kingdom took this as a sign and now follow a perverted version of the Balthasarian faith.
	They belive that Balthasar II was the chosen one and that during the reign of Balthasar IIIIIII the world will reform		They belive that Balthasar II was the chosen one and that during the reign of [[Balthasar IIIIIII]] the world will reform
	and only Dal will stand after Gods wrathful purge.		and only Dal will stand after Gods wrathful purge.

	Ends with Balthasars death at Dal, Dal.		Ends with Balthasars death at Dal, Dal.
	~~--------------------------------~~
	~~Reign of Balthasar III (3)~~

	During the reign of Balthasar III its said that the harbour at Wieck was built. The reign saw movement of people		=== Reign of Balthasar III ===
	west of the river Aader and south towards the river Himm. The time period was peaceful and not much of note happened.
			During the reign of [[Balthasar III]] its said that the harbour at [[Wieck]] was built. The reign saw movement of people
			west of the river [[Aader]] and south towards the river [[Himm]]. The time period was peaceful and not much of note happened.
	It ended when Balthasar III during a travel had to stay overnight at a farmers house. The farmer, who was a heretic,		It ended when Balthasar III during a travel had to stay overnight at a farmers house. The farmer, who was a heretic,
	planned to murder Balthasar III during the night. Accounts from the night tell of a large flare across the night sky		planned to murder Balthasar III during the night. Accounts from the night tell of a large flare across the night sky
	and how the fields lit up as it were day. When day came, people tell of how the farm was replaced with an enormus rock.		and how the fields lit up as it were day. When day came, people tell of how the farm was replaced with an enormus rock.
	Historian Dieter Ordensburger tell of how the people on the southern side of the large rock found a cave. In the cave		Historian [[Dieter Ordensburger]] tell of how the people on the southern side of the large rock found a cave. In the cave
	Balthasar IIIs skull was burning with holy fire. Ordenburger tell that the people could hear God,he told them		Balthasar IIIs skull was burning with holy fire. Ordenburger tell that the people could hear God,he told them
	of the farmers betrayal.		of the farmers betrayal.

	Ends with an event known as "Gods Gift". This event leads to the monastery of Balthasars Rock being built		Ends with an event known as "Gods Gift". This event leads to the monastery of [[Balthasars Rock]] being built
	and the death of Balthasar III at Balthasars Rock, Greifenhausen.		and the death of Balthasar III at Balthasars Rock, Greifenhausen.
	~~--------------------------------~~
	~~Reign of Balthasar IIII (4)~~

	Balthasar IIII ordered that the monastery of Balthasars Rock should be built a top of the rock. To reach the top, the pious
			=== Reign of Balthasar IIII ===

			[[Balthasar IIII]] ordered that the monastery of [[Balthasars Rock]] should be built a top of the rock. To reach the top, the pious
	would need to walk the neverending stair. At the very top they could then taste the holiest and purest of snow. Balthasar spent		would need to walk the neverending stair. At the very top they could then taste the holiest and purest of snow. Balthasar spent
	his reign with visiting the farmers of the land.		his reign with visiting the farmers of the land.

	Ends with Balthasars sudden death on the west bank of the Aader, now the village of Kirchdorf.		Ends with Balthasars sudden death on the west bank of the [[Aader]], now the village of [[Kirchdorf]].
	~~--------------------------------~~
	~~Reign of Balthasar IIIII (5)~~

	Balthasar IIIII built a grand palace in Greifenhausen, much to the anger of the people. It said that Balthasar IIIII was a greedy		=== Reign of Balthasar IIIII ===
	and ambitious man. He saw the foundation of Kapellenburg and westward expansion of Greifenhausen. This led to an elevation of the
			[[Balthasar IIIII]] built a grand palace in Greifenhausen, much to the anger of the people. It said that Balthasar IIIII was a greedy
			and ambitious man. He saw the foundation of [[Kapellenburg]] and westward expansion of Greifenhausen. This led to an elevation of the
	Greifenhausen Bishop to Archbishop. Accounts from the era tell that God indirectly punished Balthasar IIIII by sanctifing the ground		Greifenhausen Bishop to Archbishop. Accounts from the era tell that God indirectly punished Balthasar IIIII by sanctifing the ground
	of Kapellenburg by killing the Archbishop. More neutral accounts suggest that sickness might have been the cause of his sudden demise.		of Kapellenburg by killing the Archbishop. More neutral accounts suggest that sickness might have been the cause of his sudden demise.

	Ends with Balthasars sanctification of Kapellenburg.		Ends with Balthasars sanctification of Kapellenburg.
	~~--------------------------------~~
	~~Reign of Balthasar IIIIII (6)~~

	Balthasar IIIIII, more commonly known as Balthasar the Wallbuilder, saw the foundation of Baldisruh to the south where the river Himm		=== Reign of Balthasar IIIIII ===
	begins it life. The Silvetian Freedom war also happened during his reign, during which elite soldiers from the order of The Blue Griffons
	were sent to Bad Erzquell to protect the holy remains of Balthasar I. The remains were ~~temporairly~~ moved to Baldisruh and gave the, by		[[Balthasar IIIIII]], more commonly known as Balthasar the Wallbuilder, saw the foundation of [[Baldisruh]] to the south where the river [[Himm]]
			begins it life. The [[Silvetian Freedom war]] also happened during his reign, during which elite soldiers from the order of [[The Blue Griffons]]
			were sent to [[Bad Erzquell]] to protect the holy remains of [[Balthasar I]]. The remains were temporarily moved to [[Baldisruh]] and gave the, by
	Greifenhausian standards, magnificient castle and town its name.		Greifenhausian standards, magnificient castle and town its name.

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	'''Bistum Greifenhausen''' is a theocratic dictatorshipin eastern [[Hasperia]]. Greifenhausen was founded by the survivors of an expedition of refugees led by [[The Blue Griffons]], a order seeking the holy land in the far east. A divine storm led them to crash into the eastern coast of [[Morgenland]]. The leader [[Balthasar I]] decided that it was God's will, and it was widely accepted among the expeditions members that they had indeed found the holy land. Here they founded [[Greifenhausen (city)\|Greifenhausen]], home to the holiest site of the [[Balthasarian]] Church.		'''Bistum Greifenhausen''' is a theocratic dictatorshipin eastern [[Hasperia]]. Greifenhausen was founded by the survivors of an expedition of refugees led by [[The Blue Griffons]], a order seeking the holy land in the far east. A divine storm led them to crash into the eastern coast of [[Morgenland]]. The leader [[Balthasar I]] decided that it was God's will, and it was widely accepted among the expeditions members that they had indeed found the holy land. Here they founded [[Greifenhausen (city)\|Greifenhausen]], home to the holiest site of the [[Balthasarian]] Church.


			History of Greifenhausen
			--------------------------------
			Reign of Balthasar I (1)

			The founding of Greifenhausen and the exodus by the first Balthasarians from Faendal.

			The history of Greifenhausen, Schonen and the Balthasarian church begins with the first Balthasar.
			He was born as a commoner in Ordensburg, Faendal. Few details are known fromthe time before the
			exodus to the holy land. Known is that Balthasar was a talented preacher and gained a modest
			following of people in the city. Religious persecution in the zeloustown forced Balthasar and his
			followers to leave Ordensburg, Faendal. They set sail with three merchant ships, Greif, Geld and
			Henrietta, towards Vineta, Lonian League. During the voyage, Balthasar had a dream in which god
			ordered him to sail beyond the lands of the Lonian League. The first believers sailed further east,
			to what Balthasar called Gods land. There they would prosper and all be near God. The ships was struck
			by a grand storm east of what is now the coast of Schonen. This Balthasar took as a sign that God had
			chosen this land for the Balthasarians. Balthasar lead his people inland and founded the holy city of
			Greifenhausen.

			During his reign the new city took form and Balthasar styled himself Bishop of Greifenhausen. The Lonian
			League built the great Morgenland Valley road during this time.

			Ends with Balthasars death at Bad Erquell, Silvetia.
			--------------------------------
			Reign of Balthasar II (2)

			Balthasar II was the successor of Balthasar I, after his death in Silvetia. Not much happened during his
			reign and few documents exist from this period. Wieck is said to have been established, but documents suggest
			that this first happened during the reign of Balthasar III.

			What we know is that Balthasar II followed in the footsteps of Balthasar I and died during a visit to Dal, Dal.
			The locals of this mountain kingdom took this as a sign and now follow a perverted version of the Balthasarian faith.
			They belive that Balthasar II was the chosen one and that during the reign of Balthasar IIIIIII the world will reform
			and only Dal will stand after Gods wrathful purge.

			Ends with Balthasars death at Dal, Dal.
			--------------------------------
			Reign of Balthasar III (3)

			During the reign of Balthasar III its said that the harbour at Wieck was built. The reign saw movement of people
			west of the river Aader and south towards the river Himm. The time period was peaceful and not much of note happened.
			It ended when Balthasar III during a travel had to stay overnight at a farmers house. The farmer, who was a heretic,
			planned to murder Balthasar III during the night. Accounts from the night tell of a large flare across the night sky
			and how the fields lit up as it were day. When day came, people tell of how the farm was replaced with an enormus rock.
			Historian Dieter Ordensburger tell of how the people on the southern side of the large rock found a cave. In the cave
			Balthasar IIIs skull was burning with holy fire. Ordenburger tell that the people could hear God,he told them
			of the farmers betrayal.

			Ends with an event known as "Gods Gift". This event leads to the monastery of Balthasars Rock being built
			and the death of Balthasar III at Balthasars Rock, Greifenhausen.
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			Reign of Balthasar IIII (4)

			Balthasar IIII ordered that the monastery of Balthasars Rock should be built a top of the rock. To reach the top, the pious
			would need to walk the neverending stair. At the very top they could then taste the holiest and purest of snow. Balthasar spent
			his reign with visiting the farmers of the land.

			Ends with Balthasars sudden death on the west bank of the Aader, now the village of Kirchdorf.
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			Reign of Balthasar IIIII (5)

			Balthasar IIIII built a grand palace in Greifenhausen, much to the anger of the people. It said that Balthasar IIIII was a greedy
			and ambitious man. He saw the foundation of Kapellenburg and westward expansion of Greifenhausen. This led to an elevation of the
			Greifenhausen Bishop to Archbishop. Accounts from the era tell that God indirectly punished Balthasar IIIII by sanctifing the ground
			of Kapellenburg by killing the Archbishop. More neutral accounts suggest that sickness might have been the cause of his sudden demise.

			Ends with Balthasars sanctification of Kapellenburg.
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			Reign of Balthasar IIIIII (6)

			Balthasar IIIIII, more commonly known as Balthasar the Wallbuilder, saw the foundation of Baldisruh to the south where the river Himm
			begins it life. The Silvetian Freedom war also happened during his reign, during which elite soldiers from the order of The Blue Griffons
			were sent to Bad Erzquell to protect the holy remains of Balthasar I. The remains were temporairly moved to Baldisruh and gave the, by
			Greifenhausian standards, magnificient castle and town its name.

			Balthasar the Wallbuilder also saw the first and second expansion of the town of Greifenhausen. He also ordered the settlement of the
			plains between Aader and Himm to the southwest. Lesser known is his work with fortifying the western border.

			Ends with Balthasars sanctification of Garantinople.


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	'''Bistum Greifenhausen''' is a theocratic dictatorshipin eastern [[Hasperia]]. Greifenhausen was founded by the survivors of an expedition of refugees led by [[The Blue Griffons]], a order seeking the holy land in the far east. A divine storm led them to crash into the eastern coast of [[Morgenland]]. The leader [[Balthasar I]] decided that it was God's will, and it was widely accepted among the expeditions members that they had indeed found the holy land. Here they founded [[Greifenhausen (city)\|Greifenhausen]], home to the holiest site of the [[Balthasarian]] Church.		'''Bistum Greifenhausen''' is a theocratic dictatorshipin eastern [[Hasperia]]. Greifenhausen was founded by the survivors of an expedition of refugees led by [[The Blue Griffons]], a order seeking the holy land in the far east. A divine storm led them to crash into the eastern coast of [[Morgenland]]. The leader [[Balthasar I]] decided that it was God's will, and it was widely accepted among the expeditions members that they had indeed found the holy land. Here they founded [[Greifenhausen (city)\|Greifenhausen]], home to the holiest site of the [[Balthasarian]] Church.

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'''Bistum Greifenhausen''' is a theocratic dictatorshipin eastern [[Hasperia]]. Greifenhausen was founded by the survivors of an expedition of refugees led by [[The Blue Griffons]], a order seeking the holy land in the far east. A divine storm led them to crash into the eastern coast of [[Morgenland]]. The leader [[Balthasar I]] decided that it was God's will, and it was widely accepted among the expeditions members that they had indeed found the holy land. Here they founded [[Greifenhausen (city)|Greifenhausen]], home to the holiest site of the [[Balthasarian]] Church.