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According to the [[Kartakan]] [[false history]] of the [[Invidian Occupation]], [[Dargacht Keep]] was the central hub of [[Invidian]] control over [[Kartakass]]. The town of [[Skald]] supposedly developed around it. When [[Harkon Lukas]] was about to be [[executed]], he delivered such a great oration that the [[oppressed]] people of [[Skald]] rose up and overthrew their oppressors. Dargacht Keep was burned to the ground, and this ultimately led to the expulsion of the Invidians in [[613 BC]].<ref name=Gazetteer I p. 93>[[Gazetteer I]] p.93</ref> | According to the [[Kartakan]] [[false history]] of the [[Invidian Occupation]], [[Dargacht Keep]] was the central hub of [[Invidian]] control over [[Kartakass]]. The town of [[Skald]] supposedly developed around it. When [[Harkon Lukas]] was about to be [[executed]], he delivered such a great oration that the [[oppressed]] people of [[Skald]] rose up and overthrew their oppressors. Dargacht Keep was burned to the ground, and this ultimately led to the expulsion of the Invidians in [[613 BC]].<ref name=Gazetteer I p. 93>[[Gazetteer I]] p.93</ref> | ||
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According to the Kartakan false history of the Invidian Occupation, Dargacht Keep was the central hub of Invidian control over Kartakass. The town of Skald supposedly developed around it. When Harkon Lukas was about to be executed, he delivered such a great oration that the oppressed people of Skald rose up and overthrew their oppressors. Dargacht Keep was burned to the ground, and this ultimately led to the expulsion of the Invidians in 613 BC.Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; invalid names, e.g. too many
