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| author = [[Atrus]] | | author = [[Atrus]] | ||
| connections = * [[J'nanin]] | | connections = * [[J'nanin]] | ||
* [[Tomahna]] | * [[Tomahna]] | ||
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'''Narayan''' was an Age written by [[Atrus]] as part of his efforts to teach his sons [[Sirrus]] and [[Achenar]] the [[the Art|Art]]. It was the culmination of the lesson plan, and showcased how civilizations could bring stability and balance to an Age. | '''Narayan''' was an Age written by [[Atrus]] as part of his efforts to teach his sons [[Sirrus]] and [[Achenar]] the [[the Art|Art]]. It was the culmination of the lesson plan, and showcased how civilizations could bring stability and balance to an Age. | ||
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==History== | ==History== | ||
Atrus first arrived on Narayan some time before completing his "lesson Age" plan for Sirrus and Achenar. While he was there, he befriended a man named [[Saavedro]], and learned a great deal about the Narayani culture during his stay. Sirrus and Achenar also eventually completed their lessons and came to Narayan, where they too befriended Saavedro. During their later visits, however, they claimed that Atrus had written the Age so as to enslave the Narayani to the lattice trees, creating a life of arduous work for the natives that they need not endure any longer. They promised to re-write Narayan to free the people there from their time-honored traditions and pave the way to a care-free lifestyle. All of these claims were, of course, lies; Sirrus and Achenar were not skilled enough in the Art to make such changes. Still, many of the younger Narayani believed them, and soon an all-out civil war had begun between those who followed the traditions of their people and those who wanted to be free of them. Sirrus and Achenar used this opportunity to abscond with a number of Narayani valuables before abandoning the Age for good. | Atrus first arrived on Narayan some time before completing his "lesson Age" plan for Sirrus and Achenar. While he was there, he befriended a man named [[Saavedro]], and learned a great deal about the Narayani culture during his stay. Sirrus and Achenar also eventually completed their lessons and came to Narayan, where they too befriended Saavedro. During their later visits, however, they claimed that Atrus had written the Age so as to enslave the Narayani to the lattice trees, creating a life of arduous work for the natives that they need not endure any longer. They promised to re-write Narayan to free the people there from their time-honored traditions and pave the way to a care-free lifestyle. All of these claims were, of course, lies; Sirrus and Achenar were not skilled enough in the Art to make such changes. Still, many of the younger Narayani believed them, and soon an all-out civil war had begun between those who followed the traditions of their people and those who wanted to be free of them. Sirrus and Achenar used this opportunity to abscond with a number of Narayani valuables before abandoning the Age for good. | ||