Editing Keriokois Primeans (section)

= History =
''Compiled by the Clergy of Pheranthos''

The Keriokois people are resilient, and their place in history is no different. House Kodaxes, from which the Doux hails from, displays to the world the cunning and political dominance the Keriokois were known for throughout their history. One could tell many tales of the niches and mysteries of Keriokois cults or old struggles, but for our purposes the recent history will do. 

The Demontide Invasions that interceded the separation of the BR and AR eras saw the conquest of the Primean city-states in their totality. The Sadafi and Vemic forces who provided aid to the Demontide subjected the Keriokois to brutal slavery, mocking their newfound subjects by replacing temple icons with that of their own dark gods. They were the first to liberate themselves from the dark aligned powers when Valthour departed from Reveia, reforming the Reveian Kingdom with aid from the Grapeland houses. 

The Keriokois were ruled over by the Sadafi, though not willingly. Brutal conflicts between the Reveian and Sadafi Empires dominated the period after the end of the demonic invasions. Both powers, ignorant to the spirit of the Keriokois that lived in the land, were shocked when the defenders at Trota nearly reduced the city to ash rather than surrender. It was said that the Ephetros killed over three thousand Sadafi marauders on their own before falling in battle, numbering only a hundred. These conflicts lasted until the Hashid Crisis, an event that began after the ascension of House Valestios to the throne of Reveia. 

The Hashid Crisis allowed the Keriokois to once again take command of their own destinies. With support of the new King and Queen of Reveia, their armies managed to push the Sadafi to Kelae before meeting the revolutionary violence of the Hashid Crisis. It was there that the Keriokois called an end to their reclamation, granting Kelae to their Helaclossan heirs. House Kodaxes ascended to the highest honors of Primean politics, a respected great house in the Reveian political landscape. Today, that legacy has remained an important reminder of the Keriokois’ bloody and resilient history.