Another KH AAR?

**Bobolicious** · 09-29-2007, 03:47

wow, this is really good. obviously you've put a lot of work into it, keep it up.

**Teleklos Archelaou** · 09-29-2007, 04:23

Very nice screenshots!

**madmatg** · 09-29-2007, 05:26

thanks for the kind words! if anyone sees anything thats annoying or seems out of place just holler at me i love to improve things.

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Chapter 3 Continued
Its A Beautiful Day In The Neighborhood
Death of a Hero

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**madmatg** · 09-29-2007, 06:10

It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood, a beautiful day for neighbors.....

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**madmatg** · 09-29-2007, 11:18

It may be a while before i am able to update this AAR(like at least tues or wed i think) so i am going to leave yall with a little taste of what is to come.

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**NeoSpartan** · 09-29-2007, 17:27

Madmatg.... is there any posibility the counsil of the KH will alocate some $$ to the training of spies so way they can be send deep into Gaul to bring about a Gallic Rebellion????????

**madmatg** · 09-29-2007, 18:20

well on VH Strategy map it seesm to be totally impossible for a civil revolt to be made, i've had 4 spies 2 assassins attacking one town, and getting it to 0% like 4 or 5 time, only to have 100% next season, so unless a miracle happens the gallic revolt will not be possible.

**madmatg** · 09-30-2007, 07:38

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This is the decree which set in motion everything that is to come(thanks fo EB team for it)
Cherominedes' Decree
Gods. In the archonship of Peithedemos, in the second prytany, that of (the tribe) Erechtheis, on the ninth (day) of Metageitnion, the ninth (day) of the prytany, (in) a statutory assembly. Of the prohedroi Sostratos, son of Kallistratos, of (the deme) Erchia, and his fellow prohedroi put the motion to the vote. Resolved by the demos: Chremonides, son of Eteokles, of (the deme) Aithalidai, spoke: Whereas in former times the Athenians and the Lacedaemonians and the allies of each, after making friendship and common alliance with one another, together fought many noble struggles alongside one another against those who were trying to enslave the cities, from which deeds they both won for themselves fair reputation and brought about freedom for the rest of the Greeks, and (whereas) now, when similar circumstances have overtaken all Greece on account of those who are trying to overthrow the laws and the ancestral institutions of each (of the cities), King Ptolemy, in accordance with the policy of his ancestors and his sister, shows clearly his concern for the common freedom of the Greeks, and the demos of the Athenians, having made an alliance with him, has voted to urge the rest of the Greeks toward the same policy; and, likewise, the Lacedaemonians, being friends and allies of King Ptolemy, have voted an alliance with the demos of the Athenians, along with the Eleians and Achaeans and Tegeans and Mantineians and Orchomenians and Phialians and Kaphyans and as many of the Cretans as are in the alliance of the Lacedaemonians and Areus and the other allies, and have sent ambassadors from the synhedroi to the demos (of the Athenians), and their ambassadors having arrived, make clear the zealous concern which the Lacedaemonians and Areus and the rest of the allies have toward the demos of the Athenians, and bring with them the agreement about the alliance; (and) in order that, a state of common concord having come to exist among the Greeks, the Greeks may be, along with King Ptolemy and with each other, eager contenders against those who have wronged the cities and violated their treaties with them, and may for the future with mutual good-will save the cities; with good fortune, be it resolved by the demos: that the friendship and alliance of the Athenians with the Lacedaemonians and the Kings of the Lacedaemonians, and the Eleians and Achaeans and Tegeans and Mantineians and Orchomenians and Phialians and Kaphyans and as many of the Cretans as are in the alliance of the Lacedaemonians and Areus and the rest of the allies, be valid for all {time, the one which} the ambassadors bring with them; and that {the} secretary of the prytany have (it) inscribed on a bronze stele and {set up} on the Acropolis, by the temple of Athena Polias; and that {the} magistrates {swear} to the ambassadors who have come {from them the oath} about the alliance, according to {ancestral custom}; and to send {the} ambassadors {who have been} elected by the demos to receive the oaths {from} the {rest of the Greeks}; and further, that {the demos immediately} elect {two} synhedroi {from among} all {the Athenians} who shall deliberate {about the common} good with Areus and the synhedroi {sent by the allies}; and that {those in charge} of public administration distribute to those chosen (as synhedroi) provisions for as long as they shall be away {whatever} the demos shall decide {when electing them}; and to Praise {the ephors} of the Lacedaemonians and Areus and the allies, {and to crown them} with a gold crown in accordance with the law; {and further, to praise the} ambassadors who have come from them, Theom {. . . of Lacedae}mon and Argeios son of Kleinias of Elis, {and to crown} each of them with a gold crown, in accordance with {the law, on account of their zealous concern} and the good-will which they bear toward {the rest of the allies} and the demos of the Athenians; and that {each of them} be entitled to receive {other} benefits from the boule {and the demos, if they seem} to deserve {any}; and to invite them {also to receive hospitality} tomorrow {in the prytaneion}, and that the secretary of the prytany have inscribed {this decree also and the agreement} upon a {stone} stele and have it set up on the Acropolis, and that those in charge of {public administration} allocate {the expense for the inscription and erection} of the stele, {whatever it} may be. The following were elected synhedroi: Kallippos of (the deme) Eleusis, {and- - - }.

The treaty and alliance {of the Lacedaemonians and the allies} of the Lacedaemonians with {the Athenians and the allies} of the Athenians, {to be valid} for all {time}: {Each (of the parties)}, being {free} and autonomous, {is to have its own territory, using its own political institutions in accordance with} ancestral tradition. If anyone {comes with war as their object against the land} of the Athenians or {is overthrowing} the laws, {or comes with war as their object against} the allies of the Athenians, {the Lacedaemonians and the allies} of the Lacedaemonians {shall come to the rescue in full strength to the best of their ability. If} anyone comes with war as their object {against the land of the Lacedaemonians}, or is overthrowing {the} laws, {or comes with war as their object against the allies} of the Lacedaemonians, {the Athenians and the allies of the Athenians shall come to the rescue in full strength to the best of their ability.} - - - The (following) Athenians swear the oath to the Lacedaemonians {and to those from each} city: the strategoi and the {boule of 600 and the} archons and the phylarchs and the taxiarchs {and the hipparchs}. I swear by Zeus, Ge, Helios, Ares, Athena Areia, {Poseidon, Demeter} that I shall remain in the alliance that has been made; {to those abiding by this oath} may many good things befall, to those not, the opposite. (Of the Lacedaemonians} (the following) swear the same oath to the Athenians: the {kings and the ephors (and)} the gerontes. And the magistrates {are to swear the same oath also in the other} cities. If {it seems preferable to the Lacedaemonians and) the allies and the Athenians (to add something) or to remove something in respect to (the terms of) the alliance, {then whatever is decided upon by both} will be in accord with the oath. (The cities are) to have {the agreement} inscribed {upon) stelai and have (them) set up in a sanctuary wherever they wish.

Sparta and Athens finally set aside their rivalry seeing the threat of Makedon and even Epiros. These two cities, along with Rhodos(a great city in it's own right) came together to forge the Koinon Hellenon. It was known from the beginning that this would be no easy task, the uniting of two feuding city-states. So here we stand in 272 with a large Makedonian army on the footsteps of Athens, and a splintered pelloponesian peninsula. The first thing that had to be settled was the electing of the first leader, and capital, of this new venture. Sparta was chosen by the three city-states to be the first to lead the Koinon, as they have the best troops to contribute at the moment and we are in fairly desperate straits against the Makedonians. The Spartan king, Akrotatos Eurypontidos Lakedaimonios, was the man named head of the council. His first is to move off the Peloppenesian peninsula and onto Krete. The Kretans, specifically Kydonia, and their state sponsored pirates have been a thorn in the side of KH trading fleets for as long as can be remembered. These men are, however, famous for their archery skills(mercenaries Kretans can be found as far off as the Neilous) and many of the polis on this island are friends of the Koinon, so we will attempt to deal as gently as possible with this island and it's people. Though their is a Makedonian army near Athens the council has heard that a large Epirote force is marching on Pella, the Makedonian capital. With thsi information the Council has made the decision to free the city of Korinthos from the heavy hand of the Makedonians. The garrisons of Sparte and Athens, minus a skirmisher to garrison each, has been sent to siege Korinthos.

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**madmatg** · 10-03-2007, 08:01

im toying pretty heavily with the idea of writing a short story on the goings on in the KH from 272-when my AAR begins, so as i am doing this the updates will be slower than they have been coming, sorry to anyone who reads this, i will have a regular update soon, probly tonight

**madmatg** · 10-09-2007, 05:19

ok so i posted the beginning of the Ancient history of the KH, it doesnt go very far but its hard to write alot these days. wont win any awards but its a story at least(i hope)

**madmatg** · 10-13-2007, 08:37

sry to anyone that reads this that the updates have been few and far between, i am not going to spend long hours on the history of the KH as i started here, but i will be finishing up the campaign on here.

News to report:
faction leader died ---> new more offensive FL elected
The bi-Qarthadastim are beginning to crack under combined lusotanian and KH pressure
new offensive for VI Corps

the AAR will be coming some time next week when i get back to my comp