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'''Yakov Dilisnya''' and his sister [[Oleska Dilisnya]] were born to [[Lev Dilisnya]] and [[Elena Almeida]] in [[Mordent]] in [[641 BC]]. [[Stepan Dilisnya]] was his brother. [[Camille Dilisnya]] was his half-sister and [[Richtor Dilisnya]] was his half-brother, both through his father. In [[666 BC]] he suffered a [[horseback riding]] [[accident]] that left him delirious for five days. Upon recovering his wits, Yakov proceeded to pen the [[First Book of Ezra]]. Over the next few years he displayed increasingly miraculous powers. He gained few followers however, at least until he left [[Mordent]] for [[Borca]] in [[684 BC]]. Camille was the [[ruler]] of the recently formed domain and he convinced her to help finance the construction of the [[The Great Cathedral | Great Cathedral]]. In [[698 BC]] the Dilisnya family gathered for the funeral of Camille's fourth husband, [[Oleh Fortich]]. Camille was persuaded that her family had been conspiring to kill her and seized the occasion to poison to death the lot of them, Yakov included. A [[Statue of Yakov Dilisnya|statue]] was raised before the Great Cathedral in honour of the memory of the [[founder]] and first [[Praesidius]] of the [[Church of Ezra]].
'''Yakov Dilisnya''' and his sister [[Oleska Dilisnya]] were born to [[Lev Dilisnya]] and [[Elena Almeida]] in [[Mordent]] in [[641 BC]]. [[Stepan Dilisnya]] was his brother. [[Camille Dilisnya]] was his half-sister and [[Richtor Dilisnya]] was his half-brother, both through his father. In [[666 BC]] he suffered a [[horseback riding]] [[accident]] that left him delirious for five days. Upon recovering his wits, Yakov proceeded to pen the [[First Book of Ezra]]. Over the next few years he displayed increasingly miraculous powers. He gained few followers however, at least until he left [[Mordent]] for [[Borca]] in [[684 BC]]. Camille was the [[ruler]] of the recently formed domain and he convinced her to help finance the construction of the [[The Great Cathedral | Great Cathedral]]. In [[698 BC]] the Dilisnya family gathered for the funeral of Camille's fourth husband, [[Oleh Fortich]]. Camille was persuaded that her family had been conspiring to kill Camille was persuaded that [[Dilisnya Family|her family]] had been conspiring to kill. She proceeded to poison to death the nigh entirety of her branch of the Dilisnyas, Yakov included. A [[Statue of Yakov Dilisnya|statue]] was raised before the Great Cathedral in honour of the memory of the [[founder]] and first [[Praesidius]] of the [[Church of Ezra]].


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Revision as of 15:02, 9 November 2011

Yakov Dilisnya and his sister Oleska Dilisnya were born to Lev Dilisnya and Elena Almeida in Mordent in 641 BC. Stepan Dilisnya was his brother. Camille Dilisnya was his half-sister and Richtor Dilisnya was his half-brother, both through his father. In 666 BC he suffered a horseback riding accident that left him delirious for five days. Upon recovering his wits, Yakov proceeded to pen the First Book of Ezra. Over the next few years he displayed increasingly miraculous powers. He gained few followers however, at least until he left Mordent for Borca in 684 BC. Camille was the ruler of the recently formed domain and he convinced her to help finance the construction of the Great Cathedral. In 698 BC the Dilisnya family gathered for the funeral of Camille's fourth husband, Oleh Fortich. Camille was persuaded that her family had been conspiring to kill Camille was persuaded that her family had been conspiring to kill. She proceeded to poison to death the nigh entirety of her branch of the Dilisnyas, Yakov included. A statue was raised before the Great Cathedral in honour of the memory of the founder and first Praesidius of the Church of Ezra.

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Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue

Ravenloft Third Edition

Ravenloft Gazetteer Volume IV -p16
Ravenloft Third Edition - pp14,17