Piebald Prince - Revision history

Mervi: minor tweaking

2014-06-20T00:01:36Z

minor tweaking

Mervi: disambiguation

2006-05-02T13:08:03Z

disambiguation

Mervi at 11:20, 2 May 2006

2006-05-02T11:20:09Z

Mervi: no children

2006-04-27T14:17:09Z

no children

Mervi: Sly o' the Wit

2006-04-27T14:06:20Z

Sly o' the Wit

Mervi at 12:55, 25 April 2006

2006-04-25T12:55:10Z

Mervi: just some typos

2006-04-25T12:53:32Z

just some typos

Mervi at 14:56, 19 April 2006

2006-04-19T14:56:25Z

Mervi at 19:58, 15 April 2006

2006-04-15T19:58:21Z

Mervi at 19:22, 15 April 2006

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-According to the legend, the mottled Piebald Prince was born from a union between the [[Willful Princess]] of the [[Farseer]] line and a [[Witted]] man called [[Sly o' the Wit]] who carried her away in the form of the [[Piebald Stallion]]. He ruled for a time as King [[Charger]] but was overthrown by his cousin and six nobles' sons. According to the story, his powers were weakest during the noon of the summer solstice and that is when he was slain. He was hanged, chopped to pieces and then burned over water to ensure his spirit would not find its way into some beast's body, setting a standard for how many Witted people would come to meet their ends.
+According to folk legend, the mottled Piebald Prince was born from a union between the [[Willful Princess]] of the [[Farseer]] line and a [[Witted]] man called [[Sly o' the Wit]] who carried her away in the form of the [[Piebald Stallion]]. He ruled for a time as King Charger but was overthrown by his cousin and six nobles' sons before he could leave an heir to the throne. According to the story, his powers were weakest during the noon of the summer solstice and that is when he was slain. He was hanged, chopped to pieces and then burned over water to ensure his spirit would not find its way into some beast's body, setting a standard for how many Witted people would come to meet their ends.
-He did not leave any children to inherit the throne.
+The legend is based on King [[Charger]].
-: There is also an inn called [[The Piebald Prince (inn)|The Piebald Prince]]
+: There is also an inn called [[The Piebald Prince (inn)|The Piebald Prince]].
 [[Category:Characters]]
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 He did not leave any children to inherit the throne.
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−	According to the legend, the mottled Piebald Prince was born from a union between the [[Willful Princess]] of the [[Farseer]] line and a [[Witted]] man called [[Sly o' the Wit]] who carried her away in the form of ~~a piebald stallion~~. He ruled for a time as King [[Charger]] but was overthrown by his cousin and six nobles' sons. According to the story, his powers were weakest during the noon of the summer solstice and that is when he was slain. He was hanged, chopped to pieces and then burned over water to ensure his spirit would not find its way into some beast's body, setting a standard for how many Witted people would come to meet their ends.	+	According to the legend, the mottled Piebald Prince was born from a union between the [[Willful Princess]] of the [[Farseer]] line and a [[Witted]] man called [[Sly o' the Wit]] who carried her away in the form of the [[Piebald Stallion]]. He ruled for a time as King [[Charger]] but was overthrown by his cousin and six nobles' sons. According to the story, his powers were weakest during the noon of the summer solstice and that is when he was slain. He was hanged, chopped to pieces and then burned over water to ensure his spirit would not find its way into some beast's body, setting a standard for how many Witted people would come to meet their ends.

	He did not leave any children to inherit the throne.		He did not leave any children to inherit the throne.

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 According to the legend, the mottled Piebald Prince was born from a union between the [[Willful Princess]] of the [[Farseer]] line and a [[Witted]] man called [[Sly o' the Wit]] who carried her away in the form of a piebald stallion. He ruled for a time as King [[Charger]] but was overthrown by his cousin and six nobles' sons. According to the story, his powers were weakest during the noon of the summer solstice and that is when he was slain. He was hanged, chopped to pieces and then burned over water to ensure his spirit would not find its way into some beast's body, setting a standard for how many Witted people would come to meet their ends.
 [[Category:Characters]]
 [[Category:Farseers]]
 [[Category:Folklore]]

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−	According to the legend, the mottled Piebald Prince was born from an union between the [[Willful Princess]] and a [[Witted]] man who carried her away in the form of a piebald stallion. He ruled for a time as King [[Charger]] but was overthrown by his cousin and six nobles' sons. According to the story, his powers were weakest during the noon of the summer solstice and that is when he was slain. He was hanged, chopped to pieces and then burned over water to ensure his spirit would not find its way into some beast's body, setting a standard for how many Witted people would come to meet their ends.	+	According to the legend, the mottled Piebald Prince was born from a union between the [[Willful Princess]] of the [[Farseer]] line and a [[Witted]] man called [[Sly o' the Wit]] who carried her away in the form of a piebald stallion. He ruled for a time as King [[Charger]] but was overthrown by his cousin and six nobles' sons. According to the story, his powers were weakest during the noon of the summer solstice and that is when he was slain. He was hanged, chopped to pieces and then burned over water to ensure his spirit would not find its way into some beast's body, setting a standard for how many Witted people would come to meet their ends.

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−	According to the legend, the mottled Piebald Prince was born from an union between ~~princess~~ [[~~Willfull~~]]? and a [[Witted]] man who carried her away in the form of a piebald stallion. He ruled for a time as King [[Charger]] but was overthrown by his cousin and six nobles' sons. According to the story, his powers were weakest during the noon of the summer solstice and that is when he was slain. He was hanged, chopped to pieces and then burned over water to ensure his spirit would not find its way into some beast's body, setting a standard for how many Witted people would come to meet their ends.	+	According to the legend, the mottled Piebald Prince was born from an union between the [[Willful Princess]] and a [[Witted]] man who carried her away in the form of a piebald stallion. He ruled for a time as King [[Charger]] but was overthrown by his cousin and six nobles' sons. According to the story, his powers were weakest during the noon of the summer solstice and that is when he was slain. He was hanged, chopped to pieces and then burned over water to ensure his spirit would not find its way into some beast's body, setting a standard for how many Witted people would come to meet their ends.

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−	According to the legend, the mottled Piebald Prince was born from an union between princess [[Willfull]]? and a [[Witted]] man who carried her away in the form of a piebald stallion. He ruled for a time as King [[Charger]] but was overthrown by his cousin and six nobles' sons. According to the story, his powers were weakest during the noon of the summer solstice and that's when he was slain. He was hanged, chopped to pieces and then burned over water to ensure his spirit would not find ~~their~~ way into some beast's body, setting a standard for how many Witted people would come to meet their ends.	+	According to the legend, the mottled Piebald Prince was born from an union between princess [[Willfull]]? and a [[Witted]] man who carried her away in the form of a piebald stallion. He ruled for a time as King [[Charger]] but was overthrown by his cousin and six nobles' sons. According to the story, his powers were weakest during the noon of the summer solstice and that is when he was slain. He was hanged, chopped to pieces and then burned over water to ensure his spirit would not find its way into some beast's body, setting a standard for how many Witted people would come to meet their ends.

← Older revision		Revision as of 14:56, 19 April 2006
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−	According to the legend, the mottled Piebald Prince was born from an union between princess [[Willfull]]? and a [[Witted]] man who carried her away in the form of a piebald stallion. He ruled for a time but was overthrown by his cousin and six nobles' sons. According to the story, his powers were weakest during the noon of the summer solstice and that's when he was slain. He was hanged, chopped to pieces and then burned over water to ensure his spirit would not find their way into some beast's body, setting a standard for how many Witted people would come to meet their ends.	+	According to the legend, the mottled Piebald Prince was born from an union between princess [[Willfull]]? and a [[Witted]] man who carried her away in the form of a piebald stallion. He ruled for a time as King [[Charger]] but was overthrown by his cousin and six nobles' sons. According to the story, his powers were weakest during the noon of the summer solstice and that's when he was slain. He was hanged, chopped to pieces and then burned over water to ensure his spirit would not find their way into some beast's body, setting a standard for how many Witted people would come to meet their ends.

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−	A [[Witted]]~~¬†Prince (~~of the ~~Farseer line?)~~.	+	According to the legend, the mottled Piebald Prince was born from an union between princess [[Willfull]]? and a [[Witted]] man who carried her away in the form of a piebald stallion. He ruled for a time but was overthrown by his cousin and six nobles' sons. According to the story, his powers were weakest during the noon of the summer solstice and that's when he was slain. He was hanged, chopped to pieces and then burned over water to ensure his spirit would not find their way into some beast's body, setting a standard for how many Witted people would come to meet their ends.


	[[Category:Characters]]		[[Category:Characters]]
		+	[[Category:Farseer]]
		+	[[Category:Folklore]]