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| − | '''Khlennium''' was both a city and a kingdom of importance during the [[Classical Scadrial|classical era]] on [[Scadrial]]. It was a cosmopolitan hub, and eventually |
+ | '''Khlennium''' was both a city and a kingdom of importance during the [[Classical Scadrial|classical era]] on [[Scadrial]]. It was a cosmopolitan hub, and eventually came to be ruled by [[Alendi]].{{epigraph ref|mb1|16}} Its fate after the [[Ascension]] of [[Rashek]] was unclear. However, he appropriated elements of Khlenni culture — such as their architecture, fashion and inventions like pocket watches — in building the [[Final Empire]].{{epigraph ref|mb3|26}} |
== Geography == |
== Geography == |
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| − | During the [[Classical Scadrial|classical era]] on [[Scadrial]], Khlennium's location was relatively central |
+ | During the [[Classical Scadrial|classical era]] on [[Scadrial]], Khlennium's location was relatively central — between the isles in the South and the [[Terris]] hills in the North,{{epigraph ref|mb1|12}} and between the great nations to the east and the fiery empire of the West.{{epigraph ref|mb1|16}} The lands of Khlennium are mostly flat without mountains, and look dreary.{{epigraph ref|mb1|3}} |
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| − | As no further record of Khlennium's existence is given during the [[Final Empire]], it is possible that the kingdom lay in what became an uninhabitable area after the [[Ascension]] of [[Rashek]] |
+ | As no further record of Khlennium's existence is given during the [[Final Empire]], it is possible that the kingdom lay in what became an uninhabitable area after the [[Ascension]] of [[Rashek]] since lands too far south of Scadrial's north pole became too hot to live.{{ref|text=Khlennium lay south{{epigraph ref|mb1|3}} of where Luthadel was situated later on,{{epigraph ref|mb3|12}} plus Scadrial's crust was shifted during the Ascension{{wob ref|8042}} which removed Khlennium even further from the geographic north pole.|group=note}} |
== History == |
== History == |
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| − | + | Khlennium was once a city and kingdom of great importance. It eventually came to be ruled by [[Alendi]],{{epigraph ref|mb1|16}} possibly by marrying the previous king's daughter{{epigraph ref|mb2|21}} as he was presumed to be the [[Hero of Ages]].{{epigraph ref|mb2|30}} During a decade under his leadership,{{epigraph ref|mb2|9}} Khlennium united with several nations (including [[Terris]]){{epigraph ref|mb2|23}} through both diplomacy{{epigraph ref|mb1|10}} and conquest,{{epigraph ref|mb1|1}} creating a general force of unity{{epigraph ref|mb1|10}} to combat the growing threat of the [[Deepness]].{{epigraph ref|mb1|5}} |
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| − | In an attempt to save Khlennium from the Deepness, Alendi departed on an expedition to the [[Well of Ascension]] in Terris.{{epigraph ref|mb1|6}} However, he was killed by [[Rashek]] before reaching it, |
+ | In an attempt to save Khlennium from the Deepness, Alendi departed on an expedition to the [[Well of Ascension]] in Terris.{{epigraph ref|mb1|6}} However, he was killed by [[Rashek]] before reaching it, who then took the Well's power for himself and subsequently changed the planet.{{epigraph ref|mb3|9}} |
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+ | After his [[Ascension]], Rashek, impersonating Alendi, assumed the throne of Khlennium.{{wob ref|3502}} It is unclear what happened to the kingdom afterwards.{{book ref|mb1|15}}{{book ref|mb1|16}} |
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| − | During the classical era on Scadrial, Khlennium was a city and kingdom of importance. |
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| − | Although Alendi came to lead Khlennium later in his life, he was not born there.{{epigraph ref|mb1|17}} Certain circumstances forced him to leave his home village{{epigraph ref|mb1|18}} and led him to Khlennium{{epigraph ref|mb1|19}}. It is likely that these circumstances started exactly sixteen years before the Well of Ascension was refilled{{wob ref|5510}} and included the first signs of the Deepness. |
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| − | During his first months in Khlennium, Alendi met the Worldbringer Kwaan and became his assistant for an unknown time.{{epigraph ref|mb2|11}} A couple of years later, Kwaan came to realize that Alendi fit the Terris prophecies and must be the Hero of Ages{{epigraph ref|mb2|12}}. Initially the other Worldbringers met Kwaan with scorn{{epigraph ref|mb2|13}} but after a while, during which Alendi fueled these rumours{{epigraph ref|mb2|16}} and Ruin slightly altered the prophecies to fit Alendi{{epigraph ref|mb2|46}}, even the other Worldbringers became convinced{{epigraph ref|mb2|30}}. |
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| − | At some point in time Alendi became king of Khlennium{{epigraph ref|mb1|16}}, possibly by marrying the previous king's daughter{{epigraph ref|mb2|21}}. Under the growing threat of the Deepness, Alendi united several nations (including Terris{{epigraph ref|mb2|23}}), some by diplomacy{{epigraph ref|mb1|10}} and others by conquering them{{epigraph ref|mb1|1}}. Except for a few dissenters, Alendi was able to create a general unity on Scadrial under reign of Khlennium.{{epigraph ref|mb1|10}} |
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| − | After Alendi spent a decade leading armies, the Terris Worldbringers decided that Alendi, the assumed Hero of Ages, should set forth to the Well of Ascension{{epigraph ref|mb2|9}} and give up its power in the name of the greater good{{epigraph ref|mb2|50}}. However, Kwaan realised that some being deceived them all by altering the prophecies, but he couldn't convince Alendi{{epigraph ref|mb2|55}} that the power at the Well should not be released{{epigraph ref|mb2|59}}. Therefore he instructed his nephew Rashek, a Terris packman who was Alendi's guide in the Terris mountains, to kill Alendi before they reached the Well of Ascension.{{epigraph ref|mb2|56}} Rashek did this, and used the Well's power himself.{{epigraph ref|mb3|9}} |
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== Culture == |
== Culture == |
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| − | The city of Khlennium was regarded as one of “wonder”.{{epigraph ref|mb1|16}} It was a cultural hub, with people of many nations,{{epigraph ref| |
+ | The city of Khlennium was regarded as one of “wonder”.{{epigraph ref|mb1|16}} It was a cultural hub, with people of many nations,{{epigraph ref|mb3|26}} including Terris [[Worldbringers]] (such as [[Kwaan]]).{{epigraph ref|mb1|19}} |
| − | It had marvelous architecture |
+ | It had marvelous architecture — magnificent cathedrals, stained glass windows, broad halls.{{book ref|mb1|32}} Their architectural and civil engineering prowess allowed them to build grand structures and cities,{{epigraph ref|mb3|28}} and among its monuments was the great Khlenni library.{{epigraph ref|mb1|19}} They also had technological innovations, such as pocket watches,{{epigraph ref|mb3|29}} as well as their own language — their word for the Hero of Ages was [[Rabzeen]].{{epigraph ref|mb2|12}} |
The Khlenni were viewed as oppressors by the Terris.{{epigraph ref|mb2|53}} However, many young Terrismen adopted Khlenni fashion, rather than their furs, while in the cities.{{epigraph ref|mb1|32}} Men wore tailored gentlemen’s suits;{{epigraph ref|mb1|32}} ladies wore gowns.{{epigraph ref|mb3|26}}. |
The Khlenni were viewed as oppressors by the Terris.{{epigraph ref|mb2|53}} However, many young Terrismen adopted Khlenni fashion, rather than their furs, while in the cities.{{epigraph ref|mb1|32}} Men wore tailored gentlemen’s suits;{{epigraph ref|mb1|32}} ladies wore gowns.{{epigraph ref|mb3|26}}. |
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The Khlenni government included a council, of which [[Helenntion]] was one of its last survivors.{{book ref|mb2|45}} |
The Khlenni government included a council, of which [[Helenntion]] was one of its last survivors.{{book ref|mb2|45}} |
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| − | After ostensibly defeating the Deepness, the Lord Ruler -- Rashek, masquerading as Alendi -- took the throne of Khlennium and claimed to have made his trusted friends into noblemen, the descendants of whom were the nobility of the Final Empire.{{book ref|mb3|62}} This was not actually the case -- (return to this) |
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| − | *Yet, it amazes me that anyone would give heed to a man who speaks such hatred. [Rashek] has never seen Khlennium, yet he curses the city. He does not know me, yet I can already see the anger and hostility in his eyes. {{epigraph ref|mb1|7}} |
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| − | *Khlenni, the language of Khlennium—the ancient, pre-Ascension homeland of the Lord Ruler.{{book ref|mb1|15}} |
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| − | *Many think that my journey started in Khlennium, that great city of wonder. They forget that I was no king when my quest began. Far from it. |
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| − | I think it would do men well to remember that this task was not begun by emperors, priests, prophets, or generals. It didn't start in Khlennium or Kordel, not did it come from the great nations to the east or the fiery empire of the West.{{epigraph ref|mb1|16}} |
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| − | *You could say that circumstances forced me to leave my home behind — certainly, if I had stayed, I would now be dead. During those days — running without knowing why, carrying a burden I didn't understand — I assumed that I would lose myself in Khlennium and seek a life of indistinction.{{epigraph ref|mb1|18}} |
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| − | *When we first met, [Kwaan] was studying one of his ridiculous interests in the great Khlenni library — I believe he was trying to determine whether or not trees could think.{{epigraph ref|mb1|19}} |
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| − | *Though many Terrismen express a resentment of Khlennium, there is also envy. I have heard the packmen speak in wonder of the Khlenni cathedrals, with their amazing stained-glass windows and broad halls. They also seem very fond of our fashion — back in the cities, I saw that many young Terrismen had traded in their furs and skins for well-tailored gentlemen's suits.{{epigraph ref|mb1|32}} |
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| − | *I met Alendi first in Khlennium; he was a young lad then, and had not yet been warped by a decade spent leading armies.{{epigraph ref|mb2|9}} |
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| − | *I employed [Alendi] as an assistant during his first months in the grand city.{{epigraph ref|mb2|11}} |
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| − | *It wasn't until years later that I became convinced that Alendi was the Hero of Ages. Hero of Ages: the one called Rabzeen in Khlennium, the Anamnesor.{{epigraph ref|mb2|12}} |
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| − | *I have a young nephew, one Rashek. He hates all of Khlennium with the passion of envious youth. He hates Alendi even more acutely—though the two have never met—for Rashek feels betrayed that one of our oppressors should have been chosen as the Hero of Ages.{{epigraph ref|mb2|53}} |
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| − | *“The biography of Helenntion,” Tindwyl said. “One of the last survivors of the Council of Khlennium.”{{book ref|mb2|45}} |
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| − | *[TLR] was able to take elements from a dozen different cultures and apply them to his new, "perfect" society. For instance, the architectural brilliance of the Khlenni builders is manifest in the keeps that the high nobility construct. Khlenni fashion sense—suits for gentlemen, gowns for ladies—is another thing the Lord Ruler decided to appropriate. |
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| − | I suspect that despite his hatred of the Khlenni people—of whom Alendi was one—Rashek had a deep-seated envy of them as well. The Terris of the time were pastoral herdsmen, the Khlenni cultured cosmopolitans. However ironic, it is logical that Rashek's new empire would mimic the high culture of the people he hated.{{epigraph ref|mb3|26}} |
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| − | *Yet, other elements of imperial culture were a complete contrast to Khlennium and its society. The lives of the skaa were modeled after the slave peoples of the Canzi. The Terris stewards resembled the servant class of Urtan, which Rashek conquered relatively late in his first century of life.{{epigraph ref|mb3|27}} |
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| − | *I have already mentioned that Rashek chose to use Khlenni architecture, which allowed him to construct large structures and gave him the civil engineering necessary to build a city as large as Luthadel.{{epigraph ref|mb3|28}} |
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| − | *Pocket watches—another Khlenni appropriation—that were made in the tenth century of the empire were nearly identical to those made during the first.{{epigraph ref|mb3|29}} |
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| − | *Breeze stood up straight. “That’s easy, kandra,” he said, waving his cane. “Everyone knows that when the Lord Ruler took the throne of Khlennium, he made his trusted friends into noblemen. That’s why the nobility of the Final Empire were so pampered—they were the descendants of Rashek’s good friends.”{{book ref|mb3|62}} |
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| − | NOTE: WoA and HoA Ars Arcanum referred to Khlennium as an ancient kingdom and Alendi's homeland |
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== See also == |
== See also == |
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* [[Alendi]] |
* [[Alendi]] |
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| − | * [[Worldbringers]] |
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* [[Classical Scadrial]] |
* [[Classical Scadrial]] |
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| − | * [[Alendi's journal]] |
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| − | * [[Kwaan's inscription]] |
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== Notes == |
== Notes == |
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{!{nation |ethnicity=Khlenni |ruler=Alendi |era=Classical Scadrial |world=Scadrial |universe=Cosmere |books=Mistborn Era 1 }}
“Khlennium, that great city of wonder. ”
Khlennium was both a city and a kingdom of importance during the classical era on Scadrial. It was a cosmopolitan hub, and eventually came to be ruled by Alendi.[1] Its fate after the Ascension of Rashek was unclear. However, he appropriated elements of Khlenni culture — such as their architecture, fashion and inventions like pocket watches — in building the Final Empire.[2]
Geography
During the classical era on Scadrial, Khlennium's location was relatively central — between the isles in the South and the Terris hills in the North,[3] and between the great nations to the east and the fiery empire of the West.[1] The lands of Khlennium are mostly flat without mountains, and look dreary.[4]
{/{theory}} As no further record of Khlennium's existence is given during the Final Empire, it is possible that the kingdom lay in what became an uninhabitable area after the Ascension of Rashek since lands too far south of Scadrial's north pole became too hot to live.[note 1]
History
Khlennium was once a city and kingdom of great importance. It eventually came to be ruled by Alendi,[1] possibly by marrying the previous king's daughter[7] as he was presumed to be the Hero of Ages.[8] During a decade under his leadership,[9] Khlennium united with several nations (including Terris)[10] through both diplomacy[11] and conquest,[12] creating a general force of unity[11] to combat the growing threat of the Deepness.[13]
In an attempt to save Khlennium from the Deepness, Alendi departed on an expedition to the Well of Ascension in Terris.[14] However, he was killed by Rashek before reaching it, who then took the Well's power for himself and subsequently changed the planet.[15]
After his Ascension, Rashek, impersonating Alendi, assumed the throne of Khlennium.[16] It is unclear what happened to the kingdom afterwards.[17][18]
Culture
The city of Khlennium was regarded as one of “wonder”.[1] It was a cultural hub, with people of many nations,[2] including Terris Worldbringers (such as Kwaan).[19]
It had marvelous architecture — magnificent cathedrals, stained glass windows, broad halls.[20] Their architectural and civil engineering prowess allowed them to build grand structures and cities,[21] and among its monuments was the great Khlenni library.[19] They also had technological innovations, such as pocket watches,[22] as well as their own language — their word for the Hero of Ages was Rabzeen.[23]
The Khlenni were viewed as oppressors by the Terris.[24] However, many young Terrismen adopted Khlenni fashion, rather than their furs, while in the cities.[25] Men wore tailored gentlemen’s suits;[25] ladies wore gowns.[2].
The Khlenni government included a council, of which Helenntion was one of its last survivors.[26]
See also
Notes
- ↑ a b c d e El Imperio Final (libro) capítulo 16 Epígrafe#
- ↑ a b c El Héroe de las Eras capítulo 26 Epígrafe#
- ↑ El Imperio Final (libro) capítulo 12 Epígrafe#
- ↑ a b El Imperio Final (libro) capítulo 3 Epígrafe#
- ↑ El Héroe de las Eras capítulo 12 Epígrafe#
- ↑ The Hero of Ages Annotations
— Arcanum - 2010-05-04# - ↑ El Pozo de la Ascensión (libro) capítulo 21 Epígrafe#
- ↑ El Pozo de la Ascensión (libro) capítulo 30 Epígrafe#
- ↑ El Pozo de la Ascensión (libro) capítulo 9 Epígrafe#
- ↑ El Pozo de la Ascensión (libro) capítulo 23 Epígrafe#
- ↑ a b El Imperio Final (libro) capítulo 10 Epígrafe#
- ↑ El Imperio Final (libro) capítulo 1 Epígrafe#
- ↑ El Imperio Final (libro) capítulo 5 Epígrafe#
- ↑ El Imperio Final (libro) capítulo 6 Epígrafe#
- ↑ El Héroe de las Eras capítulo 9 Epígrafe#
- ↑ /r/books AMA 2015
— Arcanum - 2015-06-23# - ↑ El Imperio Final (libro) capítulo 15#
- ↑ El Imperio Final (libro) capítulo 16#
- ↑ a b El Imperio Final (libro) capítulo 19 Epígrafe#
- ↑ El Imperio Final (libro) capítulo 32#
- ↑ El Héroe de las Eras capítulo 28 Epígrafe#
- ↑ El Héroe de las Eras capítulo 29 Epígrafe#
- ↑ El Pozo de la Ascensión (libro) capítulo 12 Epígrafe#
- ↑ El Pozo de la Ascensión (libro) capítulo 53 Epígrafe#
- ↑ a b El Imperio Final (libro) capítulo 32 Epígrafe#
- ↑ El Pozo de la Ascensión (libro) capítulo 45#
- Footnotes