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Sccording to [[Efraim Graben Was a Fraud|this folktale]], [[Efraim Graben]], [[founder]] and [[patriarch]] of the [[Grabenite Family]]  was no noble or anyone of special status but rather a [[fraud]], a [[forger]], and a [[thief]] who fabricated the Graben name from whole cloth.<ref name="Nocturnal Seas Gazetteer p. 379">[[Nocturnal Sea Gazetteer]] p. 379</ref>. As it happens, this story]] is largely true (as far as false history goes). In [[580 BC]], the [[wealthy]] [[jewel thief]] arrived to the island and built [[Graben Manor]]. In [[610 BC]], the family now known as the Grabens adopted the island name for their own as they settled the land full time.<ref name="Nocturnal Seas Gazetteer p. 387">[[Nocturnal Sea Gazetteer]] p. 387</ref>  
Sccording to [[Efraim Graben Was a Fraud|this folktale]], [[Efraim Graben]], [[founder]] and [[patriarch]] of the [[Graben Family]]  was no noble or anyone of special status but rather a [[fraud]], a [[forger]], and a [[thief]] who fabricated the Graben name from whole cloth.<ref name="Nocturnal Seas Gazetteer p. 379">[[Nocturnal Sea Gazetteer]] p. 379</ref>. As it happens, this [[folktale]] is largely true (as far as false history goes). In [[580 BC]], the [[wealthy]] [[jewel thief]] arrived to the island and built [[Graben Manor]]. In [[610 BC]], the family now known as the Grabens adopted the island name for their own as they settled the land full time.<ref name="Nocturnal Seas Gazetteer p. 387">[[Nocturnal Sea Gazetteer]] p. 387</ref>  


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Sccording to this folktale, Efraim Graben, founder and patriarch of the Graben Family was no noble or anyone of special status but rather a fraud, a forger, and a thief who fabricated the Graben name from whole cloth.[1]. As it happens, this folktale is largely true (as far as false history goes). In 580 BC, the wealthy jewel thief arrived to the island and built Graben Manor. In 610 BC, the family now known as the Grabens adopted the island name for their own as they settled the land full time.[2]

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