Now the Yan Koryani occupy the heights and the two nations face each other off on either flank of this mountain bastion. Before the war the border ran north of that mountainous range in southern Pijena: the Atkolel Heights. Pijena is essentially a Yan Koryani puppet-state. The initial area of operations in the current war between Yan Kor and Tsolyanu - and the starting point for our range of miniatures - is in the area of little Pijena in the north-western corner of Tsolyanu. In the first comparative map Yan Kor is barely shown, being off the map to the north beyond the Desert of Sighs. Of particular interest are the two comparative maps, one of which shows Tsolyanu, the Empire of the Petal Throne, with an overlay of Europe, and the other which shows this hemisphere of Tekumel with an overlay of Asia. I would start with the section called "The Eye of Illuminating Glory" and after reading that page, follow the link to the "Lands of Tekumel." From here you can gather an overview of the nations on Tekumel - the Five Empires, the lesser kingdoms and tribal entities and the non-human realms. This site has it all: background, history, links, downloads! It can be a bit over-whelming at first and easy to get lost - there is just so much cool STUFF! Starting from scratch, the absolute best site to learn more about the World of Tekumel is. By reading the unit descriptions one can glean useful information about which units were where and little tidbits of information about historical events. The best part of the book are all the references to various battles and campaigns. The list includes a couple of his sons who succeeded him. At the start of the war with Yan Kor, the 61st Tlakotani Emperor, Hirkane hiTlakotani, the "Stone Upon Which the Universe Rests", is on the throne. This list has been partially updated to include recent Emperors. In addition to the unit histories, the book includes a listing of the Tsolyani Emperors and Empresses along with brief notes about important events during their reigns.
This is because the book is a reprint dating from 1981, before more "recent" events in Tekumel's timeline were documented. More recent events, the legion's conduct in the war or in the events following are not recorded. The entries end with the current disposition of the unit - the book is written with the start of the war with Yan Kor as a reference point. The descriptions typically include major campaigns or battles that the legion participated in, or some significant event in it's history. Most get the better part of a page, some more-so. Not completely, mind you, as there are some 86 legions described, some in more detail than others. At 123 pages, it documents the histories of the Tsolyani legions. PAGES WILL BE DELETED OTHERWISE IF THEY ARE MISSING BASIC MARKUP.This web-book is one of the best purchases that a wargamer thinking of delving into the campaigns of the Petal Throne can make. DON'T MAKE PAGES MANUALLY UNLESS A TEMPLATE IS BROKEN, AND REPORT IT THAT IS THE CASE. THIS SHOULD BE WORKING NOW, REPORT ANY ISSUES TO Janna2000, SelfCloak or RRabbit42. The Trope workshop specific templates can then be removed and it will be regarded as a regular trope page after being moved to the Main namespace.
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