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=== Foreign Policy and International Relationships ===
==== Idris ====
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They were called rebels, but those “rebels” were the true Hallandren royal family. Mortal men though they might be, their bloodline was a challenge to the Court of Gods.|
Vasher thinking about the Idrians|
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Hallandren and [[Idris]] have a mostly antagonistic relationship. This is because of a number of reasons, most of which can find their way back to the [[Manywar]]. One of these reasons is the splintering of [[Hanald]], with both kingdoms claiming the other’s territories as their own.{{book ref|wb|16}} Another reason is the Idrian religion of Austrism. This religion, banished after the [[Manywar]], began teaching against everything that had to do with Hallandren, such as ostentation{{book ref|wb|2}} and awakening.{{book ref|wb|1}} Due to these reasons, along with the false stories told by ramblemen, the hatred of Hallandren became deeply rooted in the Idrian culture.
Many Idrians in the lower mountains were forced out of their homes through famine or lack of money,{{book ref|wb|28}} these Idrians, unwilling to make the long and hard journey to [[Bevalis]] to petition the king, traveled south into Hallandren and started working here.{{book ref|wb|28}} These people are looked down upon by both the Idrians and the Hallandren.
After the [[Pahn Kahl rebellion]] the God King [[Susebron]] the fifth, a friend of the Idrians, took more direct control of Hallandren politics and because of this the relations with Idris likely improved.
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