Rovos

The Kingdom of Rovos is a minor landlocked kingdom located in western Erinthos. It was previously a vassal of Brawen but succeeded centuries ago. Rovos neighbors Brawen to the south and Aevir to the north. Rovosian pottery is revered across the continent, being its main export, aside from its narcotics.

Rovos is currently ruled by King Julian III, who has ruled since 1370.

First Brawen-Rovosian War
In 1104, Duke Zakhar of the then Duchy of Rovos wished to succeed from Brawen with its vassals and they relinquished their oaths from the king. In response, King Mieszko of Brawen invaded the small duchy from the city of Medgrad, only to be repelled by the natural defenses and sophisticated fortresses.

After a year of fighting, the war ended with Mieszko's death during the Battle of Renurd Bridge above the River Kozryn, one of the two borders between Rovos and Brawen. After this event, Brawen surrendered and suffered years of disorder during an interregnum, allowing Rovos to independently rule itself. Rovos then instated elective inheritance laws, where the lords of the land would vote for one of their own to become the next monarch.