Hillfort

The Hundred of Hillfort

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Hillfort hundred is the remains parts of an old tribal kingdom. As a hundred it is today split and without a set ruler, since all the farms and manors are ruled by many different lords. It’s located in the Nadder Valley, in the western parts of Salisbury. The western parts lead to Jagent County, but are protected by the thick forests of Gloom. To the south-west lies Dorsette.

History

Hillfort hundred in the Naddar valley holds a long history of turmoil and war since the tribal times. It has shrunk many times and is today but a shadow it it’s former glory. Yet, some old customs and oaths remain. Rachel month the warriors of the hundred gather for the hundred court, to solve local problems and to judge the commoners for their crimes. Serious crimes are sent to the Sheriff of Llud’s Hall, as none of the warriors present holds the right to judge High Crimes. Most of the time, not all warriors have time to gather. They usually send a trusted man in their stead.

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Places of note

Tisseberrie Hill, an ancient burial hill Beautiful Grove, a romantic location in the forest of Modron The Hanging Tree, a dead old tree with customs of it’s own St. Evasius Abbey ,a Roman Christian Abbey near Hindon Roman Villa, the ruins of an old Roman Villa Hillfort Hill, the ruins of an old Castle St. Raymond Nonnatus, a nunnery near Chillmark

Manors in the hundred

Tisbury, held by Cadry ap Cadwallon Hindon, held by Ennis of Mawrth Chillmark, held by Maelgwyn of Tarren Ludwell, held by TBA Charlton, held by TBA Sutton, held by TBA Swallowcliffe, held by Padern Ansty, held by TBA Wardour (old roman fort, now in complete ruins)