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	Jeremiah the Rude of the [[Libidine Dynasty]] ~~served~~ from ~~X to Y~~. He was its		Jeremiah the Rude of the [[Libidine Dynasty]] reigned from 5481-5510 (29 years). He was its twenty-eighth ruler, and is often cited to be the start of humanity's decline in Aphrodisia.

	~~Year~~ 5487 ~~- The human king~~ publicly ~~disrespects~~ the then dwarven king, Isaac Hammerhand at a feast, later known as the Insult of King Jeremiah the Rude. Jeremiah later ~~allows~~ several major trade treaties to lapse, believing that the human cities were better on their own and needed to be more self-sufficient. While trade between dwarves and humans ~~continues~~ informally between private merchants, the volume of trade goods greatly ~~diminishes~~, as do relations between the two races.		In 5487, Jeremiah publicly disrespected the then dwarven king, [[Isaac Hammerhand]] at a feast, later known as the [[Insult of King Jeremiah the Rude]]. Jeremiah later allowed several major trade treaties to lapse, believing that the human cities were better on their own and needed to be more self-sufficient. While trade between dwarves and humans continued informally between private merchants, the volume of trade goods greatly diminished, as did relations between the two races.

	Year 5503 - The human ruler King Jeremiah the Rude ~~makes~~ the bold and unprecedented proclamation that all lands within a hundred kilometers of any human settlement belongs exclusively to humans, expelling elves and wildmen who have long been friendly neighbors. Several skirmishes ~~break~~ out and many humans ~~find~~ themselves being ambushed by stubborn wildmen~~, but the humans~~ ultimately ~~triumph~~ and contact with the other races become even more rare for the standard human city-dweller.		Year 5503 - The human ruler King Jeremiah the Rude made the bold and unprecedented proclamation that all lands within a hundred kilometers of any human settlement belongs exclusively to humans, expelling elves and wildmen who have long been friendly neighbors. Several skirmishes broke out and many humans found themselves being ambushed by stubborn wildmen. Humans ultimately triumphed and contact with the other races become even more rare for the standard human city-dweller.

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	Year 5487 - The human king publicly disrespects the then dwarven king, Isaac Hammerhand at a feast, later known as the Insult of King Jeremiah the Rude. Jeremiah later allows several major trade treaties to lapse, believing that the human cities were better on their own and needed to be more self-sufficient. While trade between dwarves and humans continues informally between private merchants, the volume of trade goods greatly diminishes, as do relations between the two races.		Year 5487 - The human king publicly disrespects the then dwarven king, Isaac Hammerhand at a feast, later known as the Insult of King Jeremiah the Rude. Jeremiah later allows several major trade treaties to lapse, believing that the human cities were better on their own and needed to be more self-sufficient. While trade between dwarves and humans continues informally between private merchants, the volume of trade goods greatly diminishes, as do relations between the two races.

	Year 5503 - The human ruler King Jeremiah the Rude makes the bold and unprecedented proclamation that all lands within a hundred kilometers of any human settlement belongs exclusively to humans, expelling elves and wildmen who have long been friendly neighbors. Several skirmishes break out and many humans find themselves being ambushed by stubborn wildmen, but the humans ultimately triumph and contact with the other races become even more rare for the standard human city-dweller.		Year 5503 - The human ruler King Jeremiah the Rude makes the bold and unprecedented proclamation that all lands within a hundred kilometers of any human settlement belongs exclusively to humans, expelling elves and wildmen who have long been friendly neighbors. Several skirmishes break out and many humans find themselves being ambushed by stubborn wildmen, but the humans ultimately triumph and contact with the other races become even more rare for the standard human city-dweller.

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Year 5487 - The human king publicly disrespects the then dwarven king, Isaac Hammerhand at a feast, later known as the Insult of King Jeremiah the Rude. Jeremiah later allows several major trade treaties to lapse, believing that the human cities were better on their own and needed to be more self-sufficient. While trade between dwarves and humans continues informally between private merchants, the volume of trade goods greatly diminishes, as do relations between the two races.

Year 5503 - The human ruler King Jeremiah the Rude makes the bold and unprecedented proclamation that all lands within a hundred kilometers of any human settlement belongs exclusively to humans, expelling elves and wildmen who have long been friendly neighbors. Several skirmishes break out and many humans find themselves being ambushed by stubborn wildmen, but the humans ultimately triumph and contact with the other races become even more rare for the standard human city-dweller.