Editing D'ni Renaissance (section)

==History==
After years of the [[Ahlsendar's Plague]] tormenting the D'ni people, eventually the [[Guild of Healers]] announced its cure. A new-found optimism spread throughout the culture. To honor that event, King [[Hemelin]] announced his heir to be the first child born after the Plague.<ref>{{cite journal|author=DRC|journal=King Hemelin notebook|journal-page=Reference:DRC research notebooks/King Hemelin|game=Uru}}</ref> That was [[Naygen]], a king who spearheaded the Renaissance, patron of the arts as well as the mining technology.

The D'ni Renaissance officially begun with the first play by [[Sirreh]]; hosted in [[2397 DE]] by the [[Eamis Theatre Company]], it was sold out for three straight weeks and was praised by Naygen. Dealing with subjects such as the [[Pento War]] and the [[Great King]] [[Ahlsendar]], it marked not only the start of theater as a popular entertainment source within the culture but also made the Pento War one of the most dealt with topics in their Art. Naygen also constructed a new [[Council Chamber]] for the [[Guilds|Guilds of D'ni]].<ref name=naygen/>

King [[Needrah]] commissioned the design for a monument to the discovery of the [[Book of Birenni]], which made [[Lahkeer]] famous. After that, the King, aided by Lahkeer, begun four new districts of the [[D'ni|D'ni City]]: [[Jaren District|Jaren]] (residential), [[Kaleh District|Kaleh]] (elite), [[Kali District|Kali]] (business), and [[Nehw'eril District|Nehw'eril]] (industrial).<ref name=needrah/>

[[Rakeri|King Rakeri]] announced plans for grand renovations in an effort to unify the [[Reference:DRC research notebooks/Class system|D'ni classes]]. The poor, deteriorating districts were renovated, with the construction of a new [[Theater Company]] and [[Concert Hall]] in the poor [[Belari District]]. The renovations included an almost complete reconstruction of the [[Regeltovokum]] taking advantage of handheld extruder technology. The paintings inside the Temple was the final masterpiece of [[Fahlee]]. A great period of expansion inside and outside the cavern accompanied the great developments in mining technology.<ref name=rakeri/> 

Sources don't indicate when exactly the Renaissance officially or unofficially ended, but since Fahlee is considered a representative of the Renaissance, the period must include at least his lifetime (he died in [[3123 DE]]<ref name=rakeri/> and must have been extended for several decades or centuries more. The reigns of King [[Tejara]] (which saw only renovations to the [[Palace]]) and [[Ti'amel]] are described as poor, although technological breakthroughs and renovations continued.<ref name=tiamel>{{cite journal|author=DRC|journal=King Ti'amel notebook|journal-page=Reference:DRC research notebooks/King Ti'amel|game=Uru}}</ref> Following these [[Kedri|King Kedri]] proved to be the most popular King.<ref>[[Reference:DRC research notebooks/King Kedri|King Kedri Notebook]]</ref>