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Remember, this is medieval times. Large-scale battles rarely happened. They were mostly small skirmishes because if you lost one battle, it often meant losing the entire war. No rebuilding entire armies in a week and no destroying heavily/damaging my army in one RP post.

Lejine was born in Zlubourgh on June 5th, 1757 to a poor family. He had 7 siblings, 4 of them died during their childhood. His family couldn't afford to send him to school but a friend of the family thought him to read and write. His parents thought that was a waste of time, during the 1700s until it's destruction in 18??, Zlubourgh's "economy", mainly consisted of coal mining. Wealthier families often became fishermen. In 1769, Lejine's father died in an explosion in one of the coal mines. Because the family head was now dead and Lejine's older brother didn't earn enough money in the mines, Lejine started working in the coal mines at the age of 12.his older brother wasn’t earning enough, Lejine started working in the coal mines at the age of 12. There he met the 16-year-old Merks es Sowjeta. The two quickly became friends. Lejine got severely wounded in a coal mine explosion in 1772 and was unable to work for several months. es Sowjeta’s family took care of him but Lejine. Shortly before he fully recovered the mine he and es Sowjeta got closed and both lost their job. They then both worked as city guards and often worked together. During night shifts they would often talk about politics and after many drunken mornings in one of the local bars, they had quite the fellowship around by 1985. Later that year they published what is commonly seen as the predecessor to the communist manifesto simply called " Freedom". Freedom, unlike the manifesto, was solely written by es Sowjeta, and because of that was incredibly hard to understand. Many Anarchists see Freedom as their guide book as it rejects Monarchism and demands "the freedom and independence of every man" in a concentrated version by Lejine he says that this actually demands the abolishment of serfdom and not of Authority as a whole. In 1889, Lejine and Merx were arrested due to a nationwide republican uprising and were sentenced to political exclusion, got dismissed from their guard duty, and got exiled to Zin with their families. Back then Zin was basically not even a small town and had only a hand full of citizens. They lived there until 1801/2 when Freidrach Johanov became Kaisja and lifted their punishment. They then quickly adapted "Freedom" to the modern technology brought by the lezrans and the communist manifesto became a quick success and shortly after Erich II took the throne, Lejine led the communist revolution and became General Secretary of the Toastian Sowjeta Republic. He died in 1806 after suffering several strokes